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Pakistan cuts speed limits on motorways, highways to conserve fuel amid oil crisis
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has reduced speed limits on motorways and national highways as part of fuel conservation measures announced by the government amid a surge in global oil prices, the motorway police said on Thursday. The move follows a series of austerity steps announced by Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s administration to cut fuel consumption as the war in Iran disrupts global supply routes and push crude prices higher.
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