Fuel shortage: which stations are out of fuel today?

CarbuMap continuously tracks fuel supply shortages at stations in France from official declarations (prix-carburants.gouv.fr). During a shortage - refinery strikes, depot blockages, heavy demand - the map immediately shows where to find diesel, SP95-E10, SP98, E85, or LPG near you.

Last known status on your device - open the map for up-to-date data.

How to read the map

• Green - supplied station: all offered fuels are available.
• Orange - partial shortage: at least one fuel is missing (for example no diesel but SP95 still available).
• Red - total shortage: no fuel is available.

How can I tell if there is a shortage in my city?

Open the map, type your city name, or use geolocation. The status bar at the top of the map summarises the national trend (share of stations in shortage), and each marker shows the station status at a glance. Filters let you show only the stations that still have your fuel.

What should I do during a shortage?

• Check before you leave: a green station 5 minutes away is better than a queue at an orange station.
• Use the route planner: the “Route” panel places the cheapest supplied stations along your trip.
• Favourite your usual stations: CarbuMap alerts you to price drops on each visit.
• Avoid overfilling: filling up “just in case” makes supply pressure worse.

Where do these details come from?

French fuel stations must declare their prices and shortages on the government database prix-carburants.gouv.fr. CarbuMap displays this data as-is, without modifying it, and reloads it on every visit. See also the About & FAQ page.