Sao Paulo’s 2,000 gas stations are rapidly running out of fuel as a strike by truck drivers who haul gas in South America’s largest city completed a second day, according to business representatives.

 

A state court judge ruled late Tuesday, however, that the must strike end, but it was not clear if that order would be obeyed by the truckers.

 

Truckers are protesting the city government’s attempt to restrict where big trucks can drive in a metropolis infamous for streets that are congested at all hours.