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Implementation of a New Gasoline Distribution Management Plan in 11 Provinces of the Country
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Implementation of a New Gasoline Distribution Management Plan in 11 Provinces of the Country

تصویر: تولید هوش مصنوعی

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The new gasoline distribution management plan has been implemented in 11 provinces of the country. This plan is designed to reduce the use of emergency fuel station cards and encourage vehicle owners to use their personal fuel cards. In this regard, the possibility of receiving 50 liters of gasoline at the third rate through personal fuel cards has been provided.

Details of the Plan and Quotas

According to published information, in this plan, 50 liters of gasoline quota at a rate of 10,000 tomans per liter will be allocated to the personal fuel cards of eligible vehicles. This quota, along with the first and second gasoline quotas, brings the total quotas designated for these vehicles to 160 liters. The third quota is calculated at a rate of 10,000 tomans, allowing drivers to benefit from lower-priced fuel.

Eligible Provinces and Objectives of the Plan

The provinces included in this plan are Kerman, Sistan and Baluchestan, South Khorasan, North Khorasan, Razavi Khorasan, Hormozgan, Yazd, East Azerbaijan, West Azerbaijan, Ardabil, and Kurdistan. With the implementation of this phase of the plan, the use of personal fuel cards in these areas has gained more importance, and restrictions on the use of emergency station cards have been considered.

The objectives of this plan include managing gasoline consumption, clarifying the amount of refueling, and combating the smuggling of petroleum products. With the implementation of this policy, information related to the amount of refueling will be more connected to the personal cards of vehicles, allowing for more precise monitoring of fuel consumption patterns.

Drivers are required to carry their personal fuel cards when visiting fuel stations and should check the status of their fuel cards before the expiration of the card or existing quotas. Additionally, vehicle owners who do not have a fuel card or whose card has been lost must apply for the issuance of a new or duplicate card through the relevant systems.