A temporary reduction in fuel tax in Sweden is set to end on Wednesday, October 1st, leading to increased costs at the pump. Swedish broadcaster SVT interviewed residents of Växjö who filled their tanks the day before the increase. One resident, Titti Svensson, described the situation as "pathetic." The end of the tax reduction will impact drivers across the country, with many anticipating higher expenses for gasoline and diesel. The increase is expected to contribute to the ongoing concerns about the rising cost of living in Sweden. Residents are expressing frustration as they prepare for the change, and some are considering alternative transportation options. The government has not yet commented on the public reaction to the reinstatement of the full fuel tax.