A British survey shows that high oil prices and other factors affect people travel and visit relatives

A survey released by the British "Sun" on July 30 showed that about 10%of British respondents canceled their domestic travel plans due to high oil prices, and about 7%of the respondents canceled their relatives due to increasing living costs.

The exclusive survey of "Sun" also shows that more than 12%of private cars are not driving to get off work because the oil price is too high. This proportion has increased to about 20%of people from 18 to 24. About 10%of the cars under the age of 34 sold their cars. In addition, some families will no longer drive the child to pick up the children to go to school in order to save fuel.

Sarah Olney, a spokesman for the British Liberal Democratic Party, said: "The country's money bags of millions of families were blewed by soaring gasoline."

Recently, British food and energy prices have continued to rise sharply, and the cost of living in people has continued to increase. According to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics, the British consumer price index rose 9.4%year -on -year, a new high in 40 years.

A survey issued by a British consumer equity organization in July shows that about two -thirds of the 2,000 survey objects are trying to reduce their expenses; two -fifths turn to cheap supermarket shopping; due to the surge in energy costs, more than one -third of more than one -thirds The family will give up the annual travel plan.

Source: CCTV News Client

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