Reza Navaz, spokesperson for the country's fuel station operators, further elaborated on the special measures taken to manage fuel supply in the last week of September. Given the increase in traffic and fuel consumption during this time, Navaz announced that all fuel supply operators are serving the public around the clock.
Sustainable Supply and Distribution of Gasoline During Travel Season
In response to a question about the status of fuel supply and distribution at the beginning of September and the summer travel season, Navaz said: "We have witnessed a sustainable supply and distribution of gasoline across the country." According to him, this process has ensured that travelers do not face any issues in fuel supply during holidays and summer trips.
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Emphasis on Using Personal Fuel Cards
The spokesperson for the country's fuel station operators emphasized the use of personal fuel cards by the public, referring to the increase in traffic in some provinces and added: "Emergency cards at the stations are also available for those who do not have their cards or for excess consumption." He stated that these measures are aimed at preventing any disruption in fuel supply during busy travel times.
Navaz also responded to the question of whether there is a possibility of changing or increasing the quota for station cards, given the increased traffic in some provinces, saying: "Various measures have been considered regarding the amount withdrawn each time from personal or emergency fuel cards, and these measures will be implemented as needed." He continued that these programs are designed to better manage fuel consumption during holidays and travels.
Future Outlook and Special Measures
Considering the special travel conditions in the last week of September, Reza Navaz announced continuous efforts to supply the fuel needed by the public and emphasized that all actions are aimed at ensuring the comfort of travelers and preventing dissatisfaction. He also noted that these measures may change depending on the variable travel conditions and fuel consumption levels, but the goal will always be to maintain a sustainable supply routine.
Finally, Navaz expressed hope for public cooperation in using fuel cards and emphasized the determination of the relevant organizations to provide better services during this time. According to him, this cooperation can help improve conditions and reduce traffic at fuel stations.
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