Motorists are being reminded not to blame service station staff for high petrol prices.  

Unleaded 95 has topped three dollars a litre in parts of the country – with predictions 91 will follow.  

The Motor Trade Association says it's had reports of customers verbally abusing workers.  

Spokesperson Ian Baggott told Heather du Plessis-Allan the rage is misplaced. 

“Consumers want to direct their anger at somebody then, you know, tax is a major component of petrol.” 

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