In the Oryol region of Russia, the temporary fueling scheme for…
In the Oryol region of Russia, the temporary fueling scheme for vehicles based on even and odd days has been canceled. Under this system, cars with an even first digit in their license plate number were allowed to refuel on even calendar days, while those with an odd digit could only do so on odd days. This information was reported by Governor Andrey Klychkov.
Consensus
- The Oryol Region has canceled the system of refueling vehicles based on even and odd license plate numbers.
- The cancellation follows more than a week without queues at gas stations across the region.
- The governor, Andrei Klychkov, stated that the system fulfilled its purpose and is no longer necessary.
- Limits on fuel sales remain in place: 30 liters per vehicle within city limits and up to 50 liters on highways.
- Oryol Region was the first Russian region to introduce this measure during a fuel crisis.
Points of divergence
- The governor stated that the system 'has fulfilled its task' and there is no longer any need to follow the refueling schedule. — tg_astrapress
- The fuel limits are maintained specifically 'to fight resellers'. — tvrain
- The governor stated that there has been no queue at gas stations for more than a week. — tg_tvrain
- The decision was made due to stabilization of the situation with queues, and the system is no longer needed. — vesti
- The governor said the 'even-odd' system was effective and achieved its main goal—eliminating unwarranted panic. — tg_varlamov_news
Coverage (6 sources)
- Even-odd fueling scheme cancelled in Orlovskaya region — ASTRA
- Even-Odd Fuel Scheme Cancelled in Oryol Region — Дождь
- Even-Odd Fueling Scheme Cancelled in Oryol Region — Дождь (Telegram)
- Orlov region cancels 'even-odd' vehicle fueling restriction — Вести
- Orlovskaya region cancels 'odd-even' fuel restriction system, governor reports — Varlamov News
- Orlovsk region authorities cancel alternating license plate fuel restrictions — ТАСС (Telegram)