Find gas
After a hurricane, fuel trackers such as GasBuddy show stations that drivers report have gas and power, so check before you drive and call ahead when you can. Combine trips, store fuel only in approved containers outside your home, never run a car or generator in a garage, and report price gouging to your attorney general.
Information may be delayed or incomplete. Always verify with official sources and follow local officials.
Nationwide
- GasBuddy fuel trackerDrivers report which stations have gas and power · GasBuddy
- Dial 2-1-1Ask what's open near you · 211
We never list a station as open. Call ahead, and never run a generator indoors.
How can I find gas and make fuel last after a storm?
- Check before you drive. Fuel trackers show stations reporting gas; call ahead if you can.
- Combine trips to save fuel, and avoid long idling in lines.
- Store fuel in approved containers, outside the home and away from kids. Let a generator cool before refueling. (CDC)
- Never run a car or generator in a garage, even with the door open (carbon monoxide). (CDC)
- Report price gouging to your state attorney general; links are on your state page.