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Why can't the government intervene?
The UK government generally avoids direct intervention in fuel pricing, preferring market competition. However, the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has investigated the sector, finding that the UK has some of the least transparent fuel pricing in Europe, making it harder for drivers to find the best deals.
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