A driving expert has warned that the new Labour government’s intention to eliminate fuel duty could have a significant impact on drivers, potentially costing an additional £122 per year.Drivers Face Increased Costs as New Fuel Rules Take Effect After Autumn BudgetMotorists are concerned about the change, which will take effect following Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Autumn Budget and fiscal statement.Tim Rodie from Motorpoint highlighted the financial burden for drivers saying: “With the average driver already spending close to £180 a month on fuel, it’s no surprise that the prospect of further pr…