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Petrol Station Site Plan Examples & Templates

Designing an efficient and compliant petrol station site plan requires balancing vehicle flow, safety clearances, and customer amenities. Our gallery of petrol station site plans showcases layouts for compact urban forecourts, sprawling highway service areas, and everything in between.

4 EXAMPLES· UPDATED 2026-08-01
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Heritage Forecourt Petrol Station Site Plan

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Highway Service Area Petrol Station Site Plan with Truck Parking

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Rural Petrol Station with Car Wash and EV Hub

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Urban Compact Petrol Station Site Plan

ABOUT

About these examples.

Each example illustrates how to arrange fuel dispensers, parking bays, convenience stores, and additional services like car washes or electric vehicle charging hubs. Use these as inspiration or starting points for your own project.

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HOW TO

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  1. 1

    Choose a petrol station template

    Pick a pre-designed layout that matches your lot size and service type—urban, highway, or rural.

  2. 2

    Position fuel dispensers and islands

    Drag and drop pump symbols onto the plan, ensuring adequate clearance for vehicle circulation and tanker access.

  3. 3

    Add buildings and amenities

    Place the convenience store, car wash, EV charging bays, or truck parking zones with precise dimensions.

  4. 4

    Set traffic flow and parking

    Mark one-way routes, entrance/exits, and parking spots to optimise safety and convenience.

  5. 5

    Finalise and export

    Adjust scales, add legends and measurements, then export your site plan as PDF, PNG, or CAD-ready format.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What are the key elements to include in a petrol station site plan?01
A complete petrol station site plan should include fuel dispensing islands with pump layouts, underground storage tanks (USTs) and vent pipes, a convenience store or kiosk, vehicle circulation routes (entry/exit, one-way lanes), parking spaces, fuel delivery access, and any additional services such as a car wash or EV chargers. Safety features like fire extinguishers, spill containment, and proper setback distances are also essential.
How do I calculate turning radii for large vehicles at a petrol station?02
Most site plan tools include auto‑snapping and real‑world vehicle movement simulations. As a rule of thumb, a typical fuel delivery tanker requires a minimum outer turning radius of 11–15 metres, while larger trucks may need up to 20 metres. Use the ‘vehicle tracking’ feature in our diagram maker to test swept paths and ensure no obstacles conflict with truck routes.
Can I add electric vehicle (EV) charging hubs to my petrol station plan?03
Absolutely. Many modern petrol station layouts incorporate EV fast‑charging bays alongside traditional fuel dispensers. You can drag and drop EV charger symbols, designate dedicated parking bays, and add electrical supply notes. Our tool includes a library of EV infrastructure icons to future‑proof your design.
What safety regulations affect the layout of a petrol station?04
Local fire codes and environmental regulations set minimum distances between fuel dispensers, underground tanks, property lines, and buildings. Typical requirements include a 3‑6 metre distance from dispensers to site boundaries, ventilation clearances, and spill containment. Always consult the relevant authority, but our templates start with standard safe distances built in.
How do I design a petrol station layout for optimal traffic flow?05
Aim for a one‑way circulation pattern that separates fuelling and retail parking. Place entry and exit points on different streets when possible, and avoid dead‑ends. Wide aisle widths (at least 7–9 metres) allow comfortable turning. Use our site plan tool to experiment with island placement and instantly see how it affects traffic clarity.
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