<span style="color: #222222;">In Sri Lanka, the quotas under the National Fuel Pass QR System will be raised starting next Tuesday. Power and Energy minister Kanchana Wijesekara shared in a tweet that Registered Taxi 3-wheelers will now enjoy a weekly allowance of 22 litres, while other 3-wheelers and Motor Bikes will receive 14 litres per week. The tweet further said that car owners will be granted a quota of 40 litres per week. The enhanced fuel quotas will come into effect at midnight on Tuesday, ensuring smoother operations and better access to fuel for various modes of transportation.</span><br />'' <span style="color: #222222;"><br />'' Currently, cars are allocated a fuel quota of 30 litres, while three-wheelers receive 8 litres, motorcycles receive 7 litres, and buses get 60 litres every week.</span><br />'' <span style="color: #222222;"><br />''The increase in fuel quota aims to alleviate the burden on motorists and meet the growing demand for fuel across the country. The QR-based weekly fuel quota was implemented in July last year as the island grappled with an acute shortage of foreign exchange resulting in a short supply of petroleum products.</span><br />