Sasol

Durban's position as a major port city and distribution hub means forecourt convenience stores here face traffic unlike inland stations—a constant flow of logistics operators, port workers, and travellers moving goods through the province. Sasol's presence reflects what the city actually demands: a stop that handles both the everyday commuter and the commercial operator, integrated into a network that feeds the broader supply chain moving through KwaZulu-Natal. The forecourt here operates within Durban's specific rhythm: early-morning rush when shift workers fill up before port operations start, midday lulls, and evening peaks when transport corridors get busy again. This isn't a generic convenience stop; it's positioned within the city's working patterns and the traffic patterns of a province where Durban is the economic throughway.