The increase is nearly 30%. Taking a 50-liter fuel tank as an example, filling up a tank of fuel will cost an additional 100 yuan. I wonder if you have noticed that there are fewer private cars on the road and more people are traveling by public transportation.

As domestic gasoline prices have risen for the 12th consecutive year, both gasoline and diesel prices have exceeded 9. The current price of 92-proof gasoline has increased from more than 7 yuan at the beginning of the year to more than 9 yuan now. The increase is nearly 30%. Taking a 50-liter fuel tank as an example, filling up a tank of fuel will cost an additional 100 yuan.

I wonder if you have noticed that there are fewer private cars on the road and more people are traveling by public transportation. As domestic fuel prices rise, many fuel vehicle drivers are reluctant to turn on air conditioners, especially online ride-hailing vehicles.

Recently, a netizen in Beijing shared a video of "taking an online car-hailing ride and being dumped on the side of the road after the driver refused to turn on the air conditioner." This has aroused the attention and heated discussion of many netizens.

Due to the hot weather, a man in Beijing called a Didi taxi at home. After getting into the car and driving for a distance, he felt hot. He asked the driver to turn on the air conditioner and was refused. When he was refused, he asked the driver, "Why can't you turn on the air conditioner?" As an operating vehicle in such a hot weather, if you don't turn on the air conditioner, it doesn't matter what the passengers do. We are paying for the ride. The driver did not choose to turn on the air conditioner. He emphasized: I can't turn on the air conditioner because the order we received is cheap. The man

said: What does the low price have to do with me? This is the matter of your Didi platform.

The driver agreed with the man's words: You can also ask Didi, we really can't turn on the air conditioner. After a quarrel, the driver abandoned the man on the side of the road and drove away.

was very angry with the man for this behavior. The driver gave him the reason that it affected his mood while driving, so he left him on the side of the road.

The driver abandoned the man on the roadside without turning on the air conditioner, which quickly aroused heated discussion among many netizens. Of course, there are those who understand the driver and those who complain about the driver. From different perspectives, the results of looking at things will be different.

I have a friend who runs a car beauty shop. He often complains that the car service industry is not easy to do now because of the high rent and labor costs. Now, due to the dual impact of the epidemic and oil prices, total output value has dropped by 20 to 30% year-on-year. Unable to make ends meet, struggling to make ends meet. This is not just one shop, but the entire auto repair industry has been affected to varying degrees. If you think about it, if gas prices are high, there will be fewer people driving and fewer cars being driven, and the consumption power for repairs, maintenance, car washing, etc. will be weakened.

Actually, I think the transportation industry will be most seriously affected by high oil prices. With domestic gasoline and diesel prices both exceeding 9. Whether it is express delivery or logistics, transportation costs have skyrocketed, which has extremely compressed the profits of the express delivery industry. If oil prices continue to rise, transportation companies will inevitably increase transportation fees in order to maintain profits, and the increased costs will then be passed on to commodities. As oil prices rise, all walks of life will be affected, and people's living costs will definitely increase. For example, the prices of vegetables in wet markets and clothes in shopping malls, which are closely related to our lives, will increase. It affects the whole body, and it is not just the price of oil that rises, but the cost of living. This will lead to a decline in social purchasing power. The decline in purchasing power will lead to overcapacity in enterprises, and employment and consumption will be affected by then.