Drivers with small tanks and big appetites
Fuel and café stops on your route
Add fuel and café stops along the route so the group knows exactly where to regroup and refuel.
The problem
Mid-drive fuel detours scatter a group, and café stops agreed in the car park are forgotten by the first roundabout.
How Tarmac helps
How it works
- Step 1
Search along the route
Find fuel stations and cafés near the line you've planned.
- Step 2
Proper stop points
Add them as stops so navigation brings everyone in.
- Step 3
Inspect before you go
Check each stop on the map when planning.
FAQ
Questions people ask
Can I plan for a small tank?+
Add fuel stops at the spacing your bike needs.
Are opening times shown?+
Always check opening times before a long drive, especially in rural areas.
Can others suggest stops?+
The organiser controls the route before the drive starts.
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