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Real-time fuel app to launch in South Australia early in 2021 after ‘disappointing’ delay
South Australian motorists are closer to having real-time fuel pricing information from every retailer, nearly three years after it was flagged at the state election.
Key points:
- Several fuel pricing apps are already available in SA that aggregate voluntarily supplied retail information
- The SA Government app will make it mandatory for all retailers to report any changes in fuel prices
- The app will be implemented in a two-year trial that is expected to begin by the end of March 2021
The State Government has announced its winning bidder to supply motorists with the aggregated data, which, due to legislation passed earlier this year, will have to be provided by all retail fuel outlets within 30 minutes of any change to their prices.
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