Gas Crisis Creates Traffic Jams at Krasnoyarsk Stations
On July 21, traffic congestion formed near gas stations in Krasnoyarsk after some stations ran out of gasoline, leading to queues and delays.
Jul 28, 2026 0
A small traffic jam formed near the gas station on July 21.
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On a section of Krasnoy Armii Street near gas stations on the afternoon of July 21, a small traffic queue formed, as seen on the 2GIS service and confirmed by a NGS24.RU correspondent. Traffic jams were also visible on Bryanskaya and 2nd Bryanskaya streets.
Gasoline is not available at the Gazprom Neft station on the afternoon of July 21.
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There are two gas stations in this area — Lukoil and Gazprom Neft. According to the correspondent, at the Gazprom Neft station, gasoline is unavailable today and only diesel fuel is being dispensed. Because of this, there are no traffic jams on the approach to this station.
Traffic congestion on Krasnoy Armii Street around 3:00 PM shows red on the 2GIS map.
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As explained on some signs on the pumps, the station is currently receiving fuel.
Signs indicate that the station is currently receiving a fuel delivery.
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Moreover, the day before, on July 20, gasoline was available at this station: AI-95 cost 67.48 rubles per liter (about $1 at current rates), AI-92 cost 62.89 rubles (about $1), but diesel was not available.
On the morning of July 20, gasoline was still available at the station.
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At the neighboring Lukoil station, in turn, gasoline was available at the time of publication. AI-92 costs 77.4 rubles per liter (about $1), AI-95 costs 82.4 rubles (about $1), AI-100 costs 113 rubles (about $1), and diesel costs 101.9 rubles (about $1). Here, according to the correspondent, there is a small traffic jam on Krasnoy Armii Street on the approach to the station.
Where there is gasoline, there is also a traffic jam at the Lukoil station.
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Congestion near gas stations is also visible on Bryanskaya and 2nd Bryanskaya streets.
Refueling times have increased due to long queues at affected stations.
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In Krasnoyarsk Krai, as in other Russian regions, a gasoline crisis has arisen due to drone attacks on oil refineries: fuel is getting more expensive, and some stations have already imposed limits on sales per person. In June, gasoline prices in the region rose by an average of 10%.
Red zones on the map indicate congestion near gas stations.
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Earlier, it became known that Siberian refineries, including the Achinsk Refinery, postponed scheduled maintenance from summer to autumn to combat the shortage.
NGS24.RU is collecting all information about the gasoline situation in the region in a special report.
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