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Another Gulf petrol station is closing its doors: the petrol station in Badhoevedorp will continue to operate under the TinQ brand

Al in 1939 een tanklocatie, sluit de huidige Gulf in Badhoevedorp in juni de deuren om verder te gaan in de kleuren van TinQ. Foto: Google Street View, 2026

Following the closure of the motorway service station on the A2 near Eijsden in early June and the petrol station on Hoendiep in Groningen in mid-June, another Gulf petrol station is closing its doors this month. The staffed Gulf station on Swammerdamstraat in Badhoevedorp will continue to operate under the TinQ brand. This means the number of remaining Gulf stations in the Netherlands can now be counted on the fingers of one hand.

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Author: Paul Blonk

Source: MobilityEnergy.com

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