A motorway service operator with a smaller estate, priced at motorway levels.
Daily network average, petrol and diesel
Price history is still building
We store one average per brand per day. Until there is enough of it to draw an honest line, see the national history on the trends page, which goes back to 2018.Roadchef operates a smaller motorway and trunk-road service estate than Moto, concentrated on a number of long-standing sites. Its fuel pricing follows the same logic as the rest of the motorway sector: a captive market, high fixed costs, and no requirement to match local forecourts.
Differences between motorway operators are generally smaller than the difference between any of them and the roads around them. Comparing Roadchef to Moto is a narrower question than comparing either to the forecourt at the next junction.
Roadchef sites are worth knowing for facilities and location rather than for price, and a driver planning a long run is usually better served by planning the fuel stop off the motorway entirely.
FuelSignal tracks live Roadchef petrol prices at every UK forecourt reporting to the government Fuel Finder scheme.
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0 Roadchef forecourts are in our data, all currently quoting a price, spread across 0 of the twelve UK regions.
Roadchef has no national loyalty scheme, so the price on the sign is the price you pay.
Roadchef sites generally sell standard E10 petrol and B7 diesel.
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