Gasoline distribution refers to the process of transporting and delivering gasoline from refineries to various retail outlets, such as gas stations. This process involves several steps, including storage, transportation via pipelines or trucks, and finally, the distribution to local markets. The gasoline is typically stored in large tanks at distribution terminals before being loaded onto tanker trucks for delivery. Once at the gas station, it is stored in underground tanks until it is pumped into vehicles. Efficient gasoline distribution is crucial for ensuring that consumers have access to fuel when needed.