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Fuel stations & EV chargers
Find fuel near you.
See what drivers reported.
Fuel stations and EV chargers on one map. See which ones drivers checked, and when.
Nearby stations
View allNames, fuel types and hours come from OpenStreetMap. Status comes from driver checks in the last 18 hours.
- All stations come from OpenStreetMap, the open map database
- A driver check counts for 6 hours, then fades
- Free to use worldwide. No account needed.
Fuel, charging or a garage — all on one map.
The pin colour shows what the station sells.
- Fuel stationBlue when OpenStreetMap lists no fuel types. That is most stations. The map does not guess what they sell.
- Petrol and dieselGreen for petrol, amber for diesel. Half and half if it sells both.
- LPG, CNG and LNGEach gas has its own colour, so an LPG pin never looks like a CNG pin.
- EV chargerConnectors and power, where listed. Only a driver who tried it can say if it works today.
- Service and repairGarages and tyre shops from OpenStreetMap, with their posted hours. No star ratings.
See where each detail comes from, and when.
Every station shows two things: what it is, from map data, and what drivers reported, with the time.
Where it is and what it sells
This comes from OpenStreetMap. It sets the pin colour.
Fuel price, where a country publishes it
Official feeds give government prices. They are labelled official and kept apart from what drivers paid.
What drivers reported, and when
Driver checks set the ring. Green is a confirmed pump. Grey means nobody checked recently. The time is shown next to it.
If no driver checked recently, the pin says so.
- Sells petrol · fuel confirmeddriver report · 12 min ago
- Sells diesel · limitedtwo drivers disagree · 9 h ago, fading
- EV charger · No fresh reportnobody has checked lately
Plan your fuel stop before you need it.
Stations along your route that sell your fuel or have your connector.
It does not know traffic. It cannot tell what a station will have in four hours. It shows the stations on your route and when a driver last checked each one.
Where you are
Where you are going
Sells diesel
Only drivers know if there is fuel right now.
At the station? Report it in 4 taps, no account needed.
Status on the map is only as recent as the last driver report.
- Before you go
- Check which stations on your route are open and what they sell. The label on the nozzle
- At the station
- Say what you see. It takes 4 taps and no account. Wrong fuel in the tank?
- After you leave
- Your report stays on the map with its time, so the next driver sees it. Why a closed station stays on the map
- a station that exists
Nobody has checked it yet
Is there fuel?
Yes or no, and which fuel.
How long is the queue?
None, short, long.
What did you pay?
The number on the receipt.
Did the charger work?
Connector and speed.
- a station somebody checked
Shown with the time of the report
The next driver who opens the pin sees it.