Red goes first
A bay that has waited past 45 seconds flashes red. It is always served before anything else.
Test the four lights.
See how a forecourt behaves under pressure. The dispatch line always tells the attendant where to go next, using the same rule your team would follow on the real thing.
Try it. Run a peak rush on eight bays.
Click any bay to change its light, or hit peak rush. Bays waiting longer than 45 seconds turn flashing red, and the dispatch line always sends the attendant to the right car.
Forecourt canopy · 8 bays · click a bay to cycle its light
Then orange, longest wait first
Among waiting bays, the car that arrived earliest is served next. Nobody gets forgotten.
Attendants decide
No radios, wearables or leaderboards. The lights show where to go; the attendant uses their judgement.
The director light
Every bay gets a light. Everyone knows what to do next.
Four colours, one rule: red first, then orange. No waving, no hooting, no one driving off.
Green
Ready. The bay is free for the next car.
Orange
Waiting. A car has arrived and needs an attendant.
Blue
Being served. An attendant is at the pump.
Flashing red
Waiting too long. Past 45 seconds. This bay goes first.
Let's put it on one of your forecourts.
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