A.P. lorry owners’ seek removal of diesel dispensing restrictions
The Andhra Pradesh Lorry Owners’ Association has requested the state government to lift restrictions on diesel dispensing imposed by Oil Marketing Companies. They argue that the limit of 200 litres per transaction is hindering transport operations, as heavy vehicles typically require more fuel for long trips. The association, along with the Andhra Pradesh Federation of Petroleum Traders, is calling for government intervention to ensure a steady supply of diesel for various sectors.
- ▪The Andhra Pradesh Lorry Owners’ Association is urging the government to remove diesel dispensing restrictions.
- ▪The current limit of 200 litres per transaction is affecting transport operations across the state.
- ▪Heavy goods vehicles typically require full-tank refuelling due to their larger fuel capacities.
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The Andhra Pradesh Lorry Owners’ Association urged the State government to intervene immediately over restrictions imposed by Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) on dispensing diesel beyond 200 litres in a single transaction. They stated that the curbs were severely affecting transport operations across Andhra Pradesh.In a representation submitted to Civil Supplies Commissioner K. Kanna Babu, the association said heavy goods vehicles and commercial transport carriers generally have fuel tank capacities of 350 to 400 litres and therefore require full-tank refuelling during long-distance trips.
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