Drivers are filling up their tanks in Värtahamnen, Sweden, before taking ferries to Finland, drawn by lower fuel prices than those available in their destinations. Both Swedish citizens and international travelers are capitalizing on the opportunity to save money on fuel for their onward journeys east and south. The relatively low cost is appreciated by those in the ferry queues. However, the practice is attracting criticism from politicians who argue it demonstrates a lack of environmental awareness. The trend highlights the impact of fuel costs on travel behavior. The situation underscores a tension between economic incentives and climate goals. This practice is likely to continue as long as significant price discrepancies persist.