- We did not do that before.
Then we refueled when we came home to Sweden again, but now diesel is cheaper in some other countries, says Jerker Gustavsson who is a partner in Gustavsson's bus traffic.
The company has six buses;
two driving for county traffic and four for booking trips.
When SVT visits the company's garage, a bus is prepared to go with ski tourists to Austria.
- But it is difficult to give quotes when the fuel price is raised all the time, says Jerker Gustavsson.
In the clip above, you hear him tell how the record high fuel price affects bus passengers.
Various reasons for the record price
Week after week recently, there have been reports of increased fuel prices, and increases from already record high levels.
Crude oil prices have skyrocketed on the world market and oil sanctions against the world's second largest exporter of crude oil, Russia, are one reason for the sharp rise in fuel prices.
The increasingly weaker krona also means that the fuel costs more.
The requirement for increased blending of biofuels in diesel and petrol, the so-called reduction obligation (read more in the fact box below) also affects fuel prices.
Minister of Finance Mikael Damberg (S) has this week said that the government is working on the issue of possible compensation to Swedish households, while the Moderates are proposing measures to quickly reduce fuel prices.