Railway station approaches are among the busiest refuelling zones in any Indian city. Cabs, autos and app-based drivers cycle through station queues all day, and most large stations have at least two or three fuel outlets within a two-kilometre radius, several of them open 24×7 for the night-train crowd.
Most major Indian railway stations have at least one fuel station within 1–2 km on the main approach road, and larger junctions usually have several. Use the live map with your location enabled to see the closest one with directions.
Yes — station-side pumps commonly run 24×7 because they serve cabs and autos meeting late-night and early-morning trains. Use the 24×7 filter to see only round-the-clock outlets.
Virtually all Indian outlets accept UPI, cards and cash at the nozzle. Many station-side pumps also recharge FASTag.
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