محطة عزيز | Aziz Station - Al Shafiyah

Abit petrol and all services are available, but the development exchange Fuel Station A station that normally refueles vehicles and lubricants from various petroleum products or vital alternatives. The most common fuels sold today are gasoline, diesel fuel and electric power. It is also known that gas stations that sell only electrical power are called charging stations. Refueling is done through special machines through hoses that are inserted in the fuel tank of the car. The machine contains a meter that calculates the amount of fuel that has been filled and another meter calculates the amount corresponding to the amount of fuel that must be paid for the service. Some countries are starting to move towards other fuels, such as hydrogen, and some European countries have set up test benzene. Number of gas stations in the world The latest statistics in 2013 show that the number of gas stations in the UK is 8,455, down from 18,000 in 1992. [1] The United States had 118,756 stations as of 2007. [2] In Canada, the number of stations is decreasing. In December 2008, there were 12,684 stations, down from 20,000 in 1989. [3] In Japan the number dropped from 60,421 in 1994 to 40,357 in 2009. [4] In Germany the number dropped to 14,300 in 2011. [5] In China, according to various sources, the number in 2009 ranges from 95,000 to 97,000 stations. [6] [7] In India there were 35068 stations in 2009. [8] Egypt had 2,700 stations at the end of 2013. [9]