fueling stations
Places for refills
Fueling stations are places where vehicles obtain fuel—gasoline, diesel, electricity, or hydrogen.
The term is broader than gas station, encompassing any facility designed to replenish a vehicle's energy source: The highway has fueling stations every fifty miles.
For electric vehicles, these are often called charging stations.
- gasolineRefined petroleum vehicle fuel
- dieselCompression-ignition fuel
- pump priceRetail cost of gasoline
- propaneFlammable hydrocarbon fuel
- electricityEnergy from charged particles
truck stops · hydrogen · dispensers · octane · ethanol · charging · pit stop · storage tanks · garages · nozzles · tanks · safety protocols · snacks · hose · gallon · roadside · cashier · convenience store
- airportsairports, airport, terminals, terminal building, runway
- Hydrogen Energyelectrolysis, hydrogen gas, water vapor
- rail yardsswitchyard, marshalling yards, receiving yard, yard crew, yardmaster
- fueldiesel, gasoline, petroleum, crude oil, petrol
- transit stationstrain stations, train depots, terminals, bus stop, passenger terminals
- naval facilitiesnaval base, naval bases, naval stations, naval docks, navy yard
fueling stationsvehicles
Machines for transportation
exhaust pipes · combustion chambers · engines · fuel tanks · destinations
fueling stationshome
One's personal residence
workplace · parking garages · residences · terminals · endpoints
fueling stationscharging stations
Battery replenishment locations
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