Iran's Fuel Distributor Expands Limits on Station Fuel Cards to More Provinces
Sahmino Newsroom | 6 November 2026 | 9 days ago
Iran's National Oil Products Distribution Company says limits on the use of emergency fuel cards at petrol stations have taken effect in more provinces, including Hormozgan, Kerman and provinces along the country's eastern and northwestern borders. A report published on Friday, November 6, 2026, says an additional, higher-priced fuel allowance has been assigned to drivers' personal cards in those areas.
According to the company, station emergency cards have not been abolished and remain available at selected locations for exceptional needs. Drivers will rely more on their own cards; the additional allowance does not increase the existing lower-priced subsidised allocation.
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