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1 service station on the A1, listed in order along the route.
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About A1 services
The A1 runs through England between London and Edinburgh, covering 410 miles. As a primary trunk route, it carries significant volumes of long-distance and freight traffic, with several formal service areas and many smaller fuel stops along the way.
There is 1 listed service station along the A1, all operated by Moto. A-road service stations are typically smaller than motorway equivalents but often cheaper for fuel and food.
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A1 services - common questions
There is 1 listed service station on the A1. The road runs between London and Edinburgh, covering around 410 miles.
Generally yes. Fuel and food at A-road services typically cost less than at motorway services, as A-road sites face more competition from local independent forecourts. Brands and facilities are often more limited than at full motorway services.
1 of the listed service stations on the A1 have EV charging, including Grantham North. Charger networks and speeds vary - see individual station pages for details.
1 service station is open 24 hours on the A1 - Grantham North. Most fuel forecourts on A-roads remain accessible overnight even where the food court closes.
Yes - 1 service station on the A1 has dedicated HGV parking. A-road truck stops often have lower overnight charges than motorway equivalents.
Across the A1 you will find brands including Greggs, Costa Coffee, BP Pulse, M&S Simply Food, BP, Travelodge, among others. The exact mix varies by station - check individual pages for the full list.