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UKRAINE CRISIS DRIVES NEW APPEALS FOR SUNDAY LAWS

With fuel costs soaring since Russia invaded Ukraine, the International Energy Agency is urging, among other things, a Sunday driving reduction laws. Not surprising… Little by little.

The Switzerland Times - March 18, 2022
“The International Energy Agency has set out a 10-point plan to cut global demand for oil by 2.7 million barrels per day.
Governments have been urged to consider introducing “car free Sundays” in big cities and mandating home working at least three days a week to stop the looming crunch in oil supply making the cost of living crisis even worse.
The International Energy Agency, the Paris-based group that advises governments around the world on energy policy, today set out a ten point plan to “reduce the pain caused by high oil prices” by cutting demand for fuel.
Suggestions include reducing the speed limit on motorways by 10km per hour, banning cars from large cities on Sundays, increasing home working and ride sharing, and cutting back on business travel. The IEA said the policies could help cut demand for oil by 2.7 million barrels per day within the next four months.
The suggestions, which will remind some of the three day week adopted by Britain in the 1970s, come against a backdrop of looming bans on Russian oil imports in the US, UK and EU. The IEA said earlier this week that 3 million barrels a day could be lost from the global market come April in what is likely to be the ”biggest supply crisis in decades”.
It said today: “Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has thrown global commodity markets into turmoil.”