In the Kaluga region, the odd-even system is being returned to gas stations due to problems with fuel supplies
Quick Look
- The governor of the Kaluga region, Vladislav Shapsha, announced the return of the odd-even system to gas stations due to logistical failures in fuel supplies.
- Refueling will be limited by vehicle registration number, and the sale of gasoline in cans will be prohibited.
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Why It Matters
Previously, the “odd-even” system was already in effect in the Kaluga region from August 15 to September 1.
Due to “local logistical disruptions in fuel supplies” in the Kaluga region, taking into account the current situation, the “even-odd” system will be returned at individual gas stations. The head of the region, Vladislav Shapsha, announced this on his Telegram channel.
The point is that only cars with license plates starting with the numbers 0, 2, 4, 6, 8 will be able to refuel on even days of the month, and on odd days - other cars. At the same time, dispensing gasoline into cans is prohibited.
“We are working to stabilize gasoline supplies. The regional portal for online monitoring of fuel availability at specific gas stations continues to operate. We are using additional opportunities to increase gasoline supplies, including from Belarus. We are doing everything to quickly normalize the situation,” the governor wrote.
The previous time the odd-even system was introduced in the region was on August 15. It was canceled on September 1st.
Open Questions
- How long will the restrictions last?
- What is the volume of fuel supplies from Belarus?
