Petrol availability differs across the UK according to a government map but it definitely has improved except for those in London/South East and East Anglia.
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In the most recent map, compiled today, a traffic light system used in the review shows the South East as red, which means that fuel stock levels at filling stations are under 20%.
Most of the UK has been marked as amber, meaning that stations are between 20% and 40%.
Most of the UK has been marked as amber, meaning that stations are between 20% and 40%.
Northern Ireland is green, with at least 40% of supplies - which is the average stock level in normal times.
It compares with a snapshot taken on 25 to 26 September, which shows almost all of the UK running at less than 20% stock levels, except Northern Ireland.
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https://news.sky.com/story/fuel-cris...ntrol-12422907