Are there any full-service gas stations where the attendant pumps the gas for you?

Yes, there are still full-service gas stations where an attendant pumps the gas for you.

The main spot is New Jersey, the only U.S. state where it’s illegal for customers to pump their own gas (law since 1949). Every gas station there is full-service—attendants handle it, often check your oil/tires/windshield too, and you stay in your car. It’s a cultural thing now; most locals like it, and attempts to change the law keep failing.

Elsewhere:

Oregon used to require full-service statewide but lifted the ban in 2023. Now self-service is allowed (up to half the pumps in urban counties), but stations must keep at least one attendant available to pump gas if you want it. So full-service is still an option, especially for those who prefer/need help (e.g., elderly or disabled).

A few small pockets exist: Certain towns in Massachusetts (like Weymouth, Arlington, Upton, Milford) and Huntington, New York, ban self-service, so all pumps are full-service.

Scattered independent or old-school stations in other states (e.g., some in Ohio, Maryland, or Pennsylvania) voluntarily offer full-service, often as a premium or nostalgic thing, but they’re rare and not required.

In most of the U.S., self-service is the norm, but if you’re in NJ or those specific areas, attendants pump it every time. If you’re looking for one near a specific location, tell me where and I can help narrow it down.