Mobile Gas Station under Application

Mobile Gas Station under Application The online fuel delivery vehicle, designed and produced upon the order of the PetroAyric brand, was developed by the knowledge-based Engineering Company “Fanavaran Naftabzar” and has started operating for the first time in Tehran, Shiraz, and Mashhad, in Iran. This project aims to address the traffic problem in major cities, especially Tehran, where building fuel stations is limited, as well as to mitigate pollution and provide a solution for stranded vehicles. By simply installing an application on one’s phone, individuals can easily access fuel anywhere in Tehran. The product’s design, which utilizes two tanks with a total capacity of 1000 liters (500 liters each), incorporates the latest equipment and facilities approved by the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company and the Fire Department.

The corresponding software, which can be installed on Android and iOS devices, can help stranded individuals in fuel distribution. The application consists of two software programs for users and fuel suppliers. If a user requests fuel through the internet, the nearest fuel delivery vehicle can respond. After the price and distance are determined, the user can choose to confirm or cancel the request.

Working method:

• Ÿ The user declares their location through the application and map. After determining the required amount of fuel, the nearest mobile fuel pump is found for the user.
• Ÿ After calculating the distance and fuel cost, the payment method and the driver’s contact number are sent to the user.
• Ÿ The driver also receives the address and contact number of the requester. After reaching the destination and following safety protocols, fuel delivery is carried out.
• Ÿ The payment can be made in cash or online by the user, who can also indicate their level of satisfaction with the application.

This plan has now been prepared and approved by the Ministry of Health, Safety, and Environment of the Ministry of Oil. However, it requires one month to be launched as a pilot project in Tehran.