Slovenia imposes 50-litre daily fuel limit for motorists
Change
Slovenia limited private motorists to 50 litres of fuel per day and capped businesses and farmers at 200 litres, effective until further notice.
Why it matters
Petrol stations are now required to verify purchases at the pump and refuse sales that would exceed the daily allowances, making point-of-sale enforcement mandatory. Retailers are also being encouraged to apply additional limits to foreign drivers to curb cross-border refuelling flows.
Implications
- • Petrol station operators and pump attendants must implement point-of-sale checks and refuse sales that exceed daily allowances — failing to do so will place outlets in breach of the government's order.
- • Retail network managers at fuel companies must set and communicate station-level rules for restricting foreign drivers and train staff to apply them — without those measures stations will be unable to control cross-border purchases.
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