Drive-Thru & Service Station Line Marking

Quick answer: Line Marking Australia marks drive-through lanes and fuel forecourts for fast-food outlets and service stations across Australia, usually overnight or in your quietest hours. Car parks follow AS/NZS 2890.1:2004, accessible bays follow AS/NZS 2890.6:2009, and lane arrows and stop lines follow AS 1742.2:2022, so the queue keeps moving.

The lunch rush hits. Cars queue onto the road. A driver misses the lane split and ends up at the wrong window. Another car blocks the exit. Every minute of confusion costs you sales.

Clear markings keep the line moving. We mark drive-through lanes and fuel forecourts for fast-food outlets and service stations across Australia. We have quoted drive-through re-marking for outlets in regional Queensland and South Australia.

What we mark

Drive-throughs

• Lane arrows that guide cars from the entry to the window
• Order-point and pick-up window markings
• Queuing lanes, and lane splits for dual-lane drive-throughs
• Waiting bays for orders that take longer
• Keep-clear and no-stopping areas

Service stations

• Forecourt lanes and arrows
• Bowser island edges and hatching
• Air and water bays, and EV charging bays
• Car park bays, including accessible bays
• Delivery and tanker areas
• Kerb painting and bollards around islands and lanes

Keeping the queue off the road

A long drive-through queue can block your car park and spill onto the street. Clear queuing lanes show drivers where to wait. Keep-clear markings help stop the queue from blocking your exit, your car park aisles or the tanker area.

If your layout has changed, like a new second lane, we can remove the old lines so drivers do not follow the wrong ones.

Work that fits your trading hours

You cannot close a busy drive-through for a day. We usually work overnight or in your quietest hours. On a 24-hour site, we can mark in stages and close one lane at a time, using cones to guide customers around us.

We use quick-drying paints where they suit the job, so lanes can open again as soon as possible. We will tell you how long each area needs before cars drive on it.

Forecourts that stay safe

A fuel forecourt has cars, people and delivery trucks in a small space. Clear arrows keep traffic flowing one way. Hatching and island edges help drivers judge the bowsers. Marked walkways help customers cross from the pumps to the shop.

We follow your site's safety rules for working near fuel. Tell us what your site needs, like a permit to work, and we will plan around it.

Sharp lines that last

Drive-throughs see a lot of tyres turning in tight spots. Lines and arrows wear fast in those places. Faded arrows send drivers the wrong way, and a tired forecourt makes the whole site look run down. We will suggest a product that suits your traffic, and we can set up regular re-painting so your lines stay sharp.

Brand layouts and many sites

Many brands have a set drive-through layout. Send us your brand guide or a marked-up site plan, and we will mark to it. If you run sites in several towns, we can quote them together and roll the work out in a sensible order.

Each site still gets its own quote. That keeps budgets clear for each store or franchisee.

How a job runs

• You send the site address, photos and trading hours
• We check your layout and send a fixed quote
• We agree an overnight or quiet-hours time and a plan to keep you trading
• A local crew marks the site in stages, with cones to guide customers
• We send photos when we finish

We have done line marking since 2009. We work across Australia through vetted local contractors, which helps when your sites are spread across regional towns.

Get a price for your site

Send us the site address, a few photos and your trading hours. If you run several sites, send the list and we will quote each one. Send us your plans for a quote or call 0417 460 236.