1 357 stations out of stock in France

Currently, 1 357 stations are affected across France, representing 12.6% of the stations analysed. The most affected fuel is currently SP98.

Live map and station list for fuel shortages in France: live monitoring of stations affected by diesel and petrol supply disruptions. If a department does not appear in the list, it means that no station is currently affected in the selected area.

Fuel shortage trend

Tracking the number of affected stations over the recent period.

The statistics below only include temporary shortages that are still active and were reported within the last 10 days, in order to avoid counting old unresolved records.
Stations affected
1 357
Distinct affected stations
Affected station rate
12,6%
Out of 10 767 stations analysed
Reported shortages
2 299
Total number of active shortages
Most affected fuel
SP98
Based on active reports

Fuel shortage statistics by fuel type

SP98
926
11.0% across 8 439 stations
Gazole
502
4.8% across 10 371 stations
E10
488
6.6% across 7 391 stations
SP95
195
4.7% across 4 128 stations
E85
98
2.7% across 3 572 stations
GPLc
39
2.7% across 1 439 stations
Fuel Affected stations Rate Calculation base
SP98 926 11.0% 8 439 stations
Gazole 502 4.8% 10 371 stations
E10 488 6.6% 7 391 stations
SP95 195 4.7% 4 128 stations
E85 98 2.7% 3 572 stations
GPLc 39 2.7% 1 439 stations

Active shortage duration

Breakdown of currently active shortages by age.

Average duration
2.9 d
68.7 hours on average
Longest shortage
10.0 d
239 hours
Shortages < 24h
884
38.5% of active shortages
Shortages > 72h
34.0% of active shortages
Duration range Number of shortages Share
Less than 24 hours 884 38,5%
Between 24 and 72 hours 634 27,6%
More than 72 hours 781 34%

The oldest active shortage in this area started on 21/10/2026 10:44.

Share of stations affected by shortage by brand

This ranking compares, for each brand, the number of stations currently affected by shortages with the total number of stations of that brand in the selected area.

Brand Stations affected Stations analysed Rate
Total
1 013 2 185 46,4%
Elan
31 135 23%
Indépendant
13 112 11,6%
Indépendante
124 1 528 8,1%
Aire C
1 18 5,6%
Spar
1 18 5,6%
Match
2 38 5,3%
Carrefour
62 1 328 4,7%
Système U
26 821 3,2%
Agip
2 64 3,1%
Dyneff
2 71 2,8%
Esso
12 501 2,4%
Auchan
7 307 2,3%
E. Leclerc
15 668 2,2%
BP
5 230 2,2%
Eni
2 93 2,2%
Cora
1 53 1,9%
Intermarché
24 1 489 1,6%
Netto
1 80 1,3%
Avia
6 510 1,2%

Fuel shortages vary by region. This page helps you track all stations affected by shortages and identify where fuel is still available.

Most affected departments

List of stations affected by fuel

Spar – 72360 Mayet

3 rue la croix beudet
SP95 since 21/10/2026 10:44

Indépendante – 82440 Réalville

38 RD 820
SP98 since 21/10/2026 11:00
Gazole since 24/10/2026 15:34

Total – 05000 GAP

46 AV. DE PROVENCE
Gazole since 21/10/2026 11:06
SP98 since 21/10/2026 11:06
E10 since 28/10/2026 12:12

Total – 05000 GAP

10 AV.GUILLAUME FAREL
SP98 since 21/10/2026 11:07
SP95 since 27/10/2026 09:10

Total – 93100 MONTREUIL

86 RUE DE PARIS
SP98 since 21/10/2026 11:13

Total – 51480 Damery

2 Avenue de Champagne
SP98 since 21/10/2026 11:27
SP95 since 28/10/2026 10:15
Gazole since 29/10/2026 07:34

Carrefour – 19100 BRIVE-LA-GAILLARDE

14,rue louis taurisson
SP95 since 21/10/2026 11:29

Système U – 50390 Saint-Sauveur-le-Vicomte

AVENUE DU SENATEUR FOUBERT
SP95 since 21/10/2026 11:32

Total – 54520 LAXOU

5 AVENUE DE LA RESISTANCE
SP98 since 21/10/2026 11:32
Gazole since 28/10/2026 13:58

Total – 48200 Saint-Chély-d'Apcher

AVENUE PIGNIDE
SP95 since 21/10/2026 11:44
Gazole since 30/10/2026 16:25

Frequently asked questions about fuel shortages in France

How long does a fuel shortage typically last?

Most shortages are resolved within 24 to 72 hours. Longer outages may indicate a regional supply disruption or exceptional circumstances.

How can I find an alternative station nearby?

Use the department filter above to narrow down affected areas, or visit our stations near me tool to find the nearest supplied station, sorted by price.

Which fuels are most commonly affected?

SP98 and SP95-E10 are the most frequently reported, followed by SP98 and E85. LPG shortages are rare.