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Slovenia caps private fuel purchases at 50 litres per day
Fuel-station staff must cap customer purchases at 50L per day
Change
Slovenia capped private motorists' fuel purchases at 50 litres per day, granted businesses and farmers 200 litres daily, and required petrol stations to enforce the limits.
Why it matters
The government is encouraging retailers to apply tighter daily limits to foreign drivers, creating an additional point-of-sale restriction for cross-border refuelling. Some retailers had already imposed lower caps (for example, MOL's 30-litre limit), signalling that retail chains may operate stricter point-of-sale controls.
Implications
- — Fuel-station operators must implement point-of-sale controls and staff checks immediately to refuse sales above the caps — attempts to sell beyond 50L (private) or 200L (business) will be blocked at retail.
- — Logistics and transport fleet managers must reorganise daily refuelling plans immediately — drivers attempting to purchase more than 50L will be refused at stations, risking immediate route disruptions.
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