Highway Proximity and Connectivity
Close distance to major highways significantly boosts drive-by traffic and impulse stops for refueling or charging.
- Sites within 0.5 to 1 km of national or state highways see maximum demand
- Visibility from oncoming lanes encourages spontaneous detours
- Easy highway ramp access supports large vehicle movement
- Fuel and EV operators target rest stops and highway food plazas
Intersection and Corner Lot Advantage
Strategic placement near major intersections enhances accessibility and vehicle turning ease.
- Signalized intersections slow down traffic, increasing stop probability
- Corner plots offer dual road frontage and higher visibility
- Intersections connect multiple feeder routes, improving reach
- Suitable for both commuter and local traffic-dependent demand
Access to Logistics and Industrial Corridors
Industrial belts and freight routes generate steady fuel and EV demand from fleet operations.
- High daily volume of trucks and commercial vehicles
- EV adoption in logistics fleets is growing in last-mile delivery
- Locations near warehouses, ports, and depots ensure repeat usage
- Preferred by operators seeking stable base-load consumption
Integration with Urban Mobility Routes
Urban arterial roads and commercial corridors maintain constant vehicle turnover and longer dwell times.
- Suitable for EV hubs where users engage in other activities nearby
- Retail centers, hospitals, and offices enhance multi-purpose stops
- Inner-city locations see high passenger vehicle density
- Proximity to bus, metro, or cab hubs can increase hybrid demand
