(RU) Reportedly fuel supply disruptions are severely affecting Russia's road freight market, especially in southern regions and on the China
Carriers have started warning clients of tariff hikes, with some announcing minimum +10% increases from July 1, while international routes already saw rates rise about 5% after diesel prices jumped from 70–72 to 77–90 rubles per liter. - - Fuel discounts were cut sharply from up to 16% to 3.5% (and may vanish), while small carriers (IPs) are limited to just 60 liters per refuel versus 200 liters for larger firms.
Carriers have started warning clients of tariff hikes, with some announcing minimum +10% increases from July 1, while international routes already saw rates rise about 5% after diesel prices jumped from 70–72 to 77–90 rubles per liter. - - Fuel discounts were cut sharply from up to 16% to 3.5% (and may vanish), while small carriers (IPs) are limited to just 60 liters per refuel versus 200 liters for larger firms.