Fuel Prices finds reported station prices in supported regions and compares national or regional averages where available. For drivers, fleet operators and researchers, results include source names and price timestamps.
What you can do
- find_stations โ find nearby stations using coordinates, fuel type and radius
- cheapest_fuel โ rank returned stations by price
- station_details โ find the nearest station by coordinates; station-ID lookup supports the UK and Germany only
- regional_prices โ retrieve US state or EU country averages
- price_trends โ inspect weekly US price history, not Australian history
- compare_countries โ compare supported national averages in USD per litre
Australian fuel prices and data sources
The tool selects a source by location and available access. Each result names the source actually used.
- NSW FuelCheck: government fuel data when its consumer key and secret are available. Check returned coverage and timestamps.
- WA FuelWatch: today's Western Australian RSS prices; no separate source key.
- Service Victoria Servo Saver: prices delayed by 24 hours; requires an authorised Consumer ID.
- PetrolSpy: other Australian regions and a fallback when a selected government source is unavailable.
Example: "Find diesel within 5 km of -31.9523, 115.8613 in Perth. Show the cheapest returned stations, price units, update times and actual source. Flag stale prices."
A fallback is not a direct government response. Coverage and freshness depend on the source; confirm prices before travelling.
Getting started
Connect ToolRouter to your assistant or use the API, then call find_stations or cheapest_fuel. Public feeds need no separate source key. Credential-backed sources require the credentials listed below. Supported station searches also include the UK, Germany, France, Spain, Italy and Austria; US and EU aggregate data use separate skills.