By Sean Poulter Motorway service stations are known to charge over the odds for fast food, safe in the knowledge that they are the only option for hungry drivers. But it’s not just burgers for which you pay more on a long car journey, according to a survey. A single banana can cost as much as 75p at a service station  – more than six times the supermarket price of around 12p. The Norton Canes service station on the M6 in Staffordshire, where a survey found a banana cost 75p The price of a banana at Norton Canes Roachef is six times as much the supermarket price of a single banana, which is around 12p
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A single banana costs 75p at Norton Canes Roadchef on the M40 in Oxford
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Price is more than six times the supermarket price of around 12p
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Which? survey found cost of a banana varies between rest stops
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Research also found Tebay services on the M6 is best service station
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Charnock Richard services in Lancashire named as the worst
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