The government has announced in the Autumn Statement that fuel duty, the largest component of the price of diesel and petrol, will be remaining at 57.59p per litre - the price it has been held at since March 2011.
Chancellor Phillip Hammond announced "this will save the average car driver around £130 per year and the average van driver £350 per year".
This comes as good news to motorists who have in previous months paid considerably more at the pumps due to OPEC speculation and exchange rates.