article_snippet: Yesterday’s move means a 0.54p-per-litre duty rise planned for September 1 will not go ahead.
article_snippet: The planned fuel duty rise by the RPI rate of inflation on September 2015 would have increased the current duty rate by 0.54p per litre – from the current 57.95p to 58.49p.
article_snippet: The RAC said the above-inflation fuel duty ‘escalator’ that operated between 1993 and 1999
article_snippet: The move means a 0.54p-per-litre duty rise planned for September 1 will not go ahead, which for an average family car fill-up of 55 litres, would have increased the cost by 30p .
highlights_snippet: Move means a 0.54p-per-litre duty rise planned for September is cancelled .
  
highlights_snippet: Planned rise by RPI rate of inflation would have gone from 57.95p to 58.49p .
  