According to Khabar Online, following the publication of the news, quoted by Saqab Esfahani Under the heading of passengers planning to travel with a personal fuel card, users had different comments.
In this report, the vice president asked people to calculate the amount of fuel they need for their trip in advance. He also said that the first quota of gasoline can be stored for up to three months, and people should not count on the stations card as in the past.
Ambiguity about quota reserve; The most important axis of protests
One of the most frequent objections has to do with how exactly one can save gas for travel when the second and third quotas cannot be saved and the first quota is used for the daily consumption of the car.
One of the users wrote: “Does 60 liters of gasoline have to be stored?” Another user asked: “Hi, who can save the first quota?” Saving the quota was the second or third, maybe people can save to some extent.”
Referring to the quota consumption mechanism, another person wrote that until the 60-liter quota is consumed, it is not possible to use the next quotas; Therefore, in his opinion, the recommendation to save gasoline for travel is not compatible with the current mechanism of the fuel card. Another user suggested that all three quotas can be stored at different rates for three months.
What if the fuel card is lost?
The second focus of the protests is the concern of possible problems during the trip. One of the audience has asked if the fuel card is lost during the trip or its quota runs out, what should travelers do and is it possible for a family with a woman and child to be stranded in another city?
Referring to long trips, another user wrote: “If a person from Khuzestan wants to go from Ahvaz to Mashhad, Qom, and the North for a leisure trip, it will take a year because the quota of the fuel card has run out and he has to sit down to recharge it.”
What about the daily commute?
Referring to the situation of workers living in the suburbs of Tehran, one of the users wrote that millions of people commute to Tehran by private car every day to get to work, and with limited salaries, the cost of fuel also puts more pressure on them.
Another user also asked Snap and Tapsi drivers what this group will do with the seat card limit. A teacher also wrote that many non-native teachers have to travel long distances every week due to the lack of suitable accommodation, and the implementation of this plan can make their commuting more difficult. In fact, from the point of view of this group, it is recommended to save gasoline for travel in a situation where an important part of the monthly quota before each trip is spent on essential trips.
Family travel also becomes more difficult
Some readers have written about the impact of this decision on family trips and visiting relatives. One of the users asked: “Does that mean we should not visit the family in the city?” Another person pointed out that he used to take his children on a trip once a year and wrote that under the new conditions, he probably won’t be able to do such a trip anymore. A user also complained about the difficulty of getting gasoline in the new conditions, pointing out that he has to go back and forth to the village to take care of his veteran wife. These comments show that the concern of the audience is not limited to leisure trips; Family visits, treatment and care are also among their concerns.
Distrust in the promise of a three-month supply of gasoline
A part of the audience has expressed disbelief in the longevity of the saved quotas due to the experience of previous quota changes. One of the users wrote: “Save it so we can cancel it again like before; There is no trust.”
Another user has claimed that previously it was possible to save the quota for up to six months, but this period has been reduced to three months and the saved quotas have suddenly become zero.
Why should people pay for smuggling?
Some users, referring to fuel smuggling, believe that instead of limiting people’s access to emergency cards, smuggling networks should be dealt with. One of the audience wrote: “Stop smuggling, don’t put pressure on people.” Another user wrote ironically: “Smuggler finally finds a way.”
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