About WhereFUEL

WhereFUEL is a free map of fuel and charging stations. It shows where stations are, when they are open, what they offer and — in countries where fuel prices are published officially — how much fuel costs there. At EV chargers, drivers also tell each other whether they work or are occupied.

How it works

• Station locations, opening hours and services come from OpenStreetMap, the map of the world made by volunteers.
• Fuel prices come from official open data published by government bodies. The source and the date are shown next to each price.
• At EV chargers, drivers report what they see: working, occupied, out of order. A report changes the station's status on the map for 24 hours and is listed at the station for 7 days.
• If a price or a station is wrong, tap "Report a problem" in the station card.

Data sources

• Stations and map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, Open Database License (ODbL).
• Map tiles: OpenFreeMap; in 2D mode, OpenStreetMap and Esri. Place search: Photon (komoot) and OpenStreetMap Nominatim. Routes: OSRM and FOSSGIS Valhalla.
• Country borders: Natural Earth (public domain). Station brands: name-suggestion-index. Logos: Wikimedia Commons.
• Official prices: open data published by government bodies in each country — for example prix-carburants (France, Licence Ouverte 2.0) and MIMIT Osservaprezzi carburanti (Italy, IODL 2.0). The source is named next to the prices.

Data coverage and freshness (2026-11-03)

Coverage varies by place and source. A station on the map does not guarantee fuel in stock. Driver reports describe observations and can become outdated. No recent report means availability is unknown. The price date is the observation date; a newer exchange rate or page update does not make an old price current.

Contact

Questions, suggestions, complaints and problem reports: support@wherefuel.com.

Legal notice

WhereFUEL is an independent project. Contact: support@wherefuel.com.