Permits for fuel tankers in Moscow have been cancelled. 'As of June…
Permits for fuel tankers in Moscow have been cancelled. 'As of June 23, drivers of fuel tankers do not need to obtain permits for entry into Moscow and movement within the city on a temporary basis.'
Consensus
- Starting June 23, drivers of fuel tankers no longer need to obtain permits to enter and move within Moscow
- This temporary measure was introduced to ensure uninterrupted fuel supply to gas stations
- The decision was made at the request of owners of Moscow and surrounding area fuel station networks
- Drivers of fuel tankers will not be fined for lacking permits
- The rule still applies to trucks with a maximum allowed mass over 3.5 tons
Points of divergence
- The government of Russia is taking measures to ensure fuel supply market, including postponing planned maintenance at oil refineries — kommersant
- The contact center number for cargo logistics is +7 (495) 539-54-54 — ntv
- Vice Premier Alexander Novak stated that the fuel market situation remains difficult but under control, and the government is preparing a package of measures to increase fuel supplies during the summer peak demand period — vedomosti
- Fuel sales at Lukoil stations in Vologda region are limited to 30 liters of gasoline or 60 liters of diesel per customer — vm
- In Penza region, gasoline sales to individuals are limited to 100 liters per vehicle and diesel to 200 liters — vm
- Fuel supply restrictions in Russian regions are due to Ukrainian attacks on oil refineries, increased consumer demand, and logistics issues — vm
Coverage (6 sources)
- Permits for entering Moscow by fuel tankers have been cancelled in Moscow — Коммерсантъ
- Passes for fuel tankers temporarily suspended in Moscow — НТВ Москва
- Permits for fuel tanker drivers in Moscow have been cancelled — Вести
- Moscow temporarily cancels permits for fuel tankers at gas station owners' request — Интерфакс
- Moscow temporarily suspended permits for fuel tankers — Ведомости
- Moscow temporarily suspends permits for fuel tankers — Вечерняя Москва