Thanks elbert79. We don't expect to be travelling to Poland, however we we will be travelling in Denmark for a few days.

Do the fuel pumps that pump the unleaded petrol containing ethanol clearly show that that fuel contains ethanol? or is there nothing obvious to inform consumers that's what they are getting?

We'll be travelling from Kristiansand Norway across to Hirtshals, then south to Arhus and on to Kobenhavn. Then south again towards Vordingborg before crossing to Germany (prbably around 6 to 10 July).
Cheers
John

I don't think there is a warning or anything on the pumps saying that they contain ethanol, because they claim that there ain't no difference from using pure gasoline. But I think it's only the statoil stations that uses ethanol in the fuel at the moment. I usualy use Shell because they have 98 on the pump and I ride an old two-stroke suzuki. I think they have started to sell the ethanol fuel in Norway too, but I'm not shure.
I think there are a sticker saying BIO95 on the pumps with the ethanol...

The motorways in denmark are quite boring so I can recomend to stick to the backroads unless you are in a hurry...