Created by Gerald Spivey, GasDash offers Hoosiers a convenient, safe and fast fuel delivery Whether they are at home, at work or on the go.
The new, Black-owned, residential delivery service operates within a 25-mile radius of the Indianapolis metropolitan area. Spivey, also known as “Rusty,” launched his business in October 2024 after identifying a unique need within his community — everything could be delivered except for gas, according to the website.
GasDash works no differently than other delivery services, such as DoorDash and Uber Eats. Spivey employs trained “Dashers,” who have full insurance coverage and U.S. Department of Transportation certifications, to deliver fuel to customers around the city.
Dashers are able to deliver up to 20 gallons of regular 87 unleaded and premium 91 unleaded fuel, as well as up to 100 gallons of diesel fuel to homes, offices and roadside locations.
Clients are able to book appointments through the website up to four hours in advance for standard deliveries. Emergency deliveries can be booked within two hours. After selecting fuel type, delivery time and location, clients can track their dasher through the website from the time the gas is picked up and the delivery is on the way.
“With a commitment to exceptional service, safety and customer satisfaction, we strive to keep our community moving without the hassle of traditional gas stations,” the website states. “We envision a future where convenience, safety, and sustainability in fuel delivery are standard, allowing individuals and businesses to refuel with ease, wherever they are.”
GasDash operates within the Indianapolis Metropolitan area from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week. To book a delivery or apply for the weekly fill-up subscription, visit gogasdash.com or call 317-909-2300.
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