- On Monday, November 11, vehicles and motorcycles with license plates ending in numbers 7 and 8 will be able to supply subsidized gasoline.
On Monday, November 11, a new week begins with the subsidized gasoline distribution schedule in Venezuela. A schedule that establishes that the supply of gasoline is carried out according to the terminal on the vehicle license plate.
In this sense, car or truck owners are granted a quota of 120 liters of fuel per month, while motorized vehicles are allowed to supply 60 liters.
The scheme was created to ration the fuel supply in the country and has been in operation since June 2020.
Gasoline distribution schedule:
On Monday November 11 Vehicles and motorcycles with license plate terminals will be able to supply fuel. 7 y 8, while on Tuesday November 12 owners with board terminals in 9 y 0.
on Wednesday November 13 It will be the turn to supply gasoline to vehicles and motorcycles with plate terminals 1 y 2 and on Thursday the 14th November plates ending in 3 y 4.
On Friday November 15 It will be the turn to supply the vehicles and motorcycles whose license plates end in 5 y 6. on saturday November 16 will repeat the board terminals 7 y 8. While on Sunday November 17 vehicles and motorcycles that end in 9 y 0.
What are the requirements to access subsidized gasoline and payment methods?
Users of the Patria System must have a balance in their wallet account to be able to access subsidized gasoline. This requirement is part of an update to the system that was implemented on October 1, 2022.
The minimum amount that each user must have available is 25.20 bolivars, which is equivalent to approximately 5% of the price of gasoline in dollars.
To load funds on the platform, a transfer can be made from a national bank account to the Patria System or through the bonuses assigned to the wallet.
In relation to payment methods, the Sistema Patria portal has established that payment methods for subsidized gasoline are electronic, using the BiopagoPDV system.
According to the information provided, the cash payment option for subsidized gasoline has been eliminated with the aim of optimizing the fuel marketing system. In addition, the authorities consider that this measure speeds up service at service stations.
This way you can check the remaining amount of gasoline
The subsidized gasoline allocation system allows users to check the amount of gasoline that users can fill before exhausting their monthly quota, which is 120 liters for cars and 60 liters for motorcycles.
To check the remaining balance in the gasoline wallet, users must send a message to the number 3777 with the word BALANCE or GASOLINE. Once the text message is sent, they will automatically receive a response with the corresponding information.
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Let. Additionally, users can also access subsidized gasoline through the use of a physical or virtual card linked to their Patria account. This system has been implemented to streamline fuel distribution amidst ongoing shortages and to ensure that individuals who qualify for subsidized prices can access this critical resource more easily.
Following the recent updates, the current distribution system relies heavily on the last digits of vehicle license plates to regulate when cars can refuel. As noted, this measure helps manage long queues at service stations and aims to optimize the availability of fuel amidst ongoing supply challenges.
Furthermore, the Venezuelan government has introduced various measures to alleviate the gasoline shortage, including attempts to stabilize production and distribution within the national oil industry. However, residents and motorists continue to face significant challenges, including long wait times and sporadic availability, leading to ongoing discussions about the sustainability and effectiveness of current policies regarding fuel access.
As the situation evolves, it is crucial for residents in Caracas and across Venezuela to stay informed about changes in gasoline pricing, availability, and government policies affecting fuel supply, as these factors play a vital role in daily transportation and accessibility.
