Dangote Refinery Implements Strict 45,000-Liter Limit for Fuel Trucks to Curb Overloading
Dangote Refinery has announced the enforcement of a 45,000-liter truck load limit for petroleum products starting from November 1, 2025. This move aligns with the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority's policy to restrict truck capacities to prevent overloading and its consequences.
The refinery will deny access to non-compliant trucks and aims to enhance safety, efficiency, and compliance in the downstream sector. This initiative signifies a significant shift in the industry towards safer and more regulated transportation practices.
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