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Poland Caps Fuel Prices, Drawing Cross-Border Drivers
Poland's government has introduced a program that limits fuel prices at domestic pumps. The measure has prompted drivers from neighboring countries to travel across the border to purchase fuel.
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The Polish government has implemented a program that caps fuel prices at the pump. The policy has led drivers from nearby countries to cross into Poland to refuel their vehicles.
The measure sets a maximum price for fuel sold at Polish stations. Government statements indicate the cap applies to standard grades of gasoline and diesel.
Border-area stations have recorded increased sales since the cap took effect. Local operators have reported longer lines and higher volumes during peak hours.
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