Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about finding cheap fuel prices in the UK.
How often are fuel prices updated?
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Fuel prices on Fuel Near You are updated every 15 minutes using data from the official UK Government Fuel Finder scheme. This means you always see the most current prices available from participating retailers.
How many petrol stations do you cover?
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We cover over 6,700 petrol stations across the United Kingdom, including major brands like Shell, BP, Esso, Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, and Morrisons, as well as independent retailers.
Where does the price data come from?
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All fuel price data comes from the UK Government Fuel Finder scheme, which requires major fuel retailers to report their pump prices. This is an official government initiative to help consumers find the cheapest fuel.
How do I find the cheapest fuel near me?
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Is Fuel Near You free to use?
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Yes, Fuel Near You is completely free to use. You can search for fuel prices, view our interactive map, and check the live dashboard without creating an account. Creating a free account lets you save favourite stations and track your search history.
Can I save my favourite stations?
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Yes! Create a free account and you can save your favourite petrol stations for quick access. Your saved stations appear in your account page so you can quickly check their latest prices.
What fuel types do you track?
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We track six fuel types: Petrol (E10), Super Unleaded (E5), Diesel (B7), Premium Diesel, Diesel (B10), and HVO Renewable Diesel. You can filter by any of these when searching for stations.
How accurate are the prices?
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Prices are sourced directly from the UK Government Fuel Finder scheme and are updated every 15 minutes. While prices are highly accurate, there may occasionally be a short delay between a station changing its prices and the update appearing on our site.
Do you cover EV charging stations?
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How do I report incorrect prices?
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If you spot an incorrect price, please let us know through our support page. Since prices come from the official government scheme, discrepancies are typically resolved within the next update cycle (15 minutes), but we appreciate reports as they help us monitor data quality.