Fuel distribution refers to the process of transporting and delivering fuel, such as gasoline or diesel, from refineries to various end-users, including gas stations, industries, and commercial businesses. This process involves a network of pipelines, trucks, and storage facilities to ensure that fuel is available where and when it is needed. The distribution system is crucial for maintaining a steady supply of fuel, which is essential for transportation and energy production. Key components of fuel distribution include refineries, storage tanks, and distribution terminals, all working together to manage the flow of fuel efficiently and safely.