Entry and movement passes for fuel trucks were temporarily canceled in Moscow.

Moscow has temporarily abolished the need for tanker truck drivers to issue passes for entry and movement around the city. This was reported on June 23 on the official Internet portal of the capital. mos.ru .

"Starting from June 23, tanker drivers temporarily do not need to issue passes to enter Moscow and move around the city," the publication says.

Now drivers of tanker trucks can enter the city around the clock and move around without obtaining a cargo pass. Fines for the absence of a permit document will not be issued.

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Earlier that day, the Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) of Russia instructed 16 territorial administrations to strengthen control over antimonopoly legislation when buying fuel by farmers. The instructions were sent to the departments of the department in the Ural, Volga, North-Western and Siberian Federal districts. In addition, the territorial authorities need to monitor the supply of fuel during seasonal work.