There is no fuel shortage in Belarus. Russia-Belarus transit on M-roads may experience severe fuel supply issues in the Pskov region (long queues).
Speed limit tolerance in Belarus is 10 km/h (unlike 20 km/h in Russia). Traffic fines from cameras are stored in the database; police can stop vehicles for unpaid fines at any time.
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Fuel (95 gasoline) is generally available on major routes like M1 between Russia and Belarus.
Temporary shortages due to tanker refueling or station maintenance occur; carrying a 10-15L reserve can prevent delays. Drivers with Russian license plates report neutral treatment. Payment for fuel is standard; Russian 'Mir' cards are widely accepted.
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Fuel availability for 95 octane gasoline in Belarus is reported to be good.
While there might be queues at gas stations on the Russian side near the border, Belarus generally has sufficient supply. It is recommended to refuel in Belarus for a smoother experience.
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