Dutch motorists are increasingly crossing into Germany to fill up their cars as fuel taxes rise in the Netherlands, leaving local gas stations scrambling to retain customers, De Telegraaf reported. The trend is particularly visible in border regions, where the price difference for gasoline has grown sharply since January 1.

Dutch motorists are increasingly crossing into Germany to fill up their cars as fuel taxes rise in the Netherlands, leaving local gas stations scrambling to retain customers, De Telegraaf reported. The trend is particularly visible in border regions, where the price difference for gasoline has grown sharply since January 1.