How to use the Vancouver gas price map
The map plots every active gas station in our Vancouver-and-Metro database — pins from the downtown peninsula (famously few of them) out along Kingsway, Knight Street, East Hastings and SE Marine Drive, plus nearby cities like Burnaby, Richmond, Surrey and the North Shore — with the current regular price where we have a recent report. Green pins are the cheapest tier right now, amber is mid-range, and red is the expensive tier; tap any pin for the exact cents-per-litre and a link to that station's detail page with its 90-day price history.
Two practical tips. First, prices cluster: a cheap pin usually has cheap neighbours, because stations match the competitor across the intersection — so zooming into any retail node tells you quickly whether it's a cheap corner of the city today. In Metro Vancouver the reliably green zones are Surrey's King George/Scott Road corridors and the East Hastings and Marine Drive strips. Second, don't cross a bridge for a pin that's 3¢ lower; the math rarely works. The near-me view sorts by the price-distance trade-off for your actual location.
Cheapest stations on the map right now
The twenty cheapest pins, as a list — the same ranking as our cheapest gas in Vancouver page.