You can search for a Service Station either by Street, Town or Postal Code (right). This is done by clicking on the "Service Station" link on the top menu bar.
The view can either be by "map" (see right) or by "Aerial View" (on examples shown below). The "Aerial View" option is actual Satellite photographs.
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You can also plan a trip. On the Map, you can right click on a location. Once this is done, you can set this as the start of the trip, then the end, then you can get directions.
Key locations are displayed on the map, aswell as JET service Stations, and Additional Information about them, i.e "HGV Access", "24 Hour Access", or "LPG Autogas" facility. |
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| You can also plan a trip by clicking on the "Plan a Trip" link on the menu bar (see right), and filling in the "From" and "To" fields. You can choose to fill in the Street, Town or Postal Code fields to refine your criteria. |
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| The new service station locator utilises Microsoft Virtual Earth Technology. The example on the right shows a postal code search for a service station in Bristol with the "aerial mode" turned on. You can clearly see the service station in question. Feel free to have a play with the tool! |
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Not only can you zoom in using satellite images from an "aerial" view, but you can view some postal code addresses from a "Birds Eye View" . Below is the same Service Station in Bristol. When the Birds Eye view feature is available, the icon below will show. Just click on "See this location in birds eye view" and you will be able to obtain images similar to the ones on the right.
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