Costco and Sam's Club usually have their filling stations set up for one-way traffic, but offhand those are the only ones I've seen that way in US, Canada, Caribbean, and western/central Europe (though the Euro design of filling stations just off the highway encourages one-way traffic, it doesn't mandate it). Haven't driven myself elsewhere.
Here in Finland at least there are a lot of completely unattended pumps that once you exit the road it’s basically just a patch of land and you pull up in whatever direction you want to match the side of your tank to a free pump.
But in the UK where I’m from and just got back from this is maybe less common.
zmgsabst|1 month ago
In those four at least, traffic can come from either direction so you can have left-handed fills use both sides of a pump.
devilbunny|1 month ago
alibarber|1 month ago
Here in Finland at least there are a lot of completely unattended pumps that once you exit the road it’s basically just a patch of land and you pull up in whatever direction you want to match the side of your tank to a free pump.
But in the UK where I’m from and just got back from this is maybe less common.