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Dutch use cars more often despite high fuel prices

Dutch use cars more often despite high fuel prices

Recent data from mobility consultancy Goudappel shows that Dutch residents are driving more frequently despite high fuel prices. While car usage has increased, many drivers are increasingly choosing to refuel their vehicles across the border.

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