In the late 30's and the 40's they were called Pump Jockeys. Today they are probably best known as Non-Existent or as Extinct. Self service is the rule rather then an exception, and yes, they did actually pump fuel by hand into a glass bowl which in turn was drained into the vehicles tank. No electrical pumps and no dircect fill. The customer actually saw the fuel that was being purchased for his dollar. Today a metered pump that is checked out by an unseen bueraucrat at least every few years doles out your unseen 45 dollar glob of gasoline with the swipe of a debit card while you personally clean the bugs off your windshield, ignore the oil level and praise technology.
Petrol Station !
Petrol Station !
Pump attendant
In the US, we get gasoline for our car at a gas station. It goes into a gas tank.
Oh, dude, someone who works at a petrol station is called a gas station attendant. They're the ones who pump your gas, clean your windshield, and probably judge you silently for buying too many snacks. Like, they're the unsung heroes of road trips, man.
An antiquarian book seller
The majority of cars in the USA use petrol (we call it gasoline).The majority of cars in the USA use petrol (we call it gasoline).
Gasoline
Petrol is Hindi is called Pēṭrōla.
Green Grocer
I would call them a 'retailer' .
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