What fuel do I need to use on my vehicle?

Our fleet consists of vehicles that are fuelled with two fuels, either unleaded (petrol/petrol/gasoline) or diesel. How do I know which of the two fuels I should use?

The easiest way is via the fuel filler cap

Unleaded (petrol/petrol/gasoline)

Diesel

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