The AA and the RAC are advising motorists to conserve fuel amid concerns that soaring oil prices will soon feed through to pumps The AA is saying that people should cut out non-essential journeys The RAC is advising people to drive fuel-efficiently by avoiding harsh accelerating and braking Edmund King, president of the AA: 'Drivers should not change their refuelling habits but can consider cutting out some non-essential journeys and changing their driving style to conserve fuel. These measures linked to warmer weather means that drivers can ensure their fuel stretches further' Simon Williams of the RAC: 'We encourage drivers to continue filling up as normal but to shop around for the best prices. 'Driving fuel-efficiently by avoiding harsh accelerating and braking and ensuring tyres are inflated to the right pressures can help eke out every last mile and save money'