France plans to reduce the discount given to motorists on fuel starting from Friday, which has led to queues in front of gas stations in some places. The subsidy will be reduced from 0.30 euros ($0.31) per liter to 0.10 euros by the end of the year, after which the subsidy will be completely abolished. Total Energy also reduces their additional share from 0.20 euros to 0.10 euros until the end of the year.This would make driving across the border less attractive to those looking to refuel from Germany, as the low fuel prices in the border area encouraged many drivers from Germany to cross the border to refuel. It was scheduled to start reducing fuel subsidies starting from the beginning of this month, but it was postponed after the strike of refinery workers, which lasted a week, and led to a shortage of fuel supplies.