A QR code system has been reintroduced for fuel distribution
Key Takeaways
- The government has reintroduced a QR Code system for fuel distribution effective March 15.
- Vehicle owners will receive a fixed amount of fuel weekly upon presenting their QR code.
- Different vehicle types are allocated specific fuel limits, such as buses receiving 60 litres and motorcycles 5 litres.
- Previous users can download their QR codes online, while new users must register.
- The initiative aims to manage fuel distribution amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.
The government has reinstated a QR Code system for fuel distribution starting March 15, allowing vehicle owners to access a set amount of fuel weekly by presenting their QR code at filling stations. Specific fuel limits are assigned based on vehicle type, with options for registration available online.
The government has reintroduced the QR Code system for fuel distribution, effect 6:00 a.m. yesterday (March 15) in light of the conflict in the Middle East, the Ministry of Energy announced.
Under this system, vehicle owners will be entitled to a fixed amount of fuel per week, which will be provided only when the QR code is presented at the filling station.
Buses will be entitled to 60 litres, motorcycles to 5 litres, cars to 15 litres, vans to 40 litres, lorries to 200 litres, land vehicles to 25 litres, three-wheelers to 15 litres and special purpose vehicles to 40 litres per week.
Vehicle owners whose details have changed, or who have not registered previously, may re-register by choosing the ‘Vehicle Registration’ option starting from 6 a.m. yesterday.
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