Two motorists have been scolded by cops after protests for cheaper fuel took place on Scots motorways this morning. Commuters came to a standstill at 7.30am as activists enforced a 'go slow' zone on the M8 and A92.
Campaigners were reported to have been driving at a 'snail's pace' as the demonstrations unfolded during peak time. It comes as FairFuelUK warned action would take place on strips of road across the country in their campaign against rising fuel costs.
One diver in Aberdeenshire wrote online: "I’ve just passed that area and it’s being caused by two tractors, one in each lane, going slow to protest the fuel crisis. Traffic is crawling for several miles behind them."
