I will give one example based on www.shell.com.
If you go on their site at the
http://www.shell.us/products-services/shell-for-motorists/station-locator.html
you can select the start and the destination and they will provide the list of shell fuel stations on the route.
P.S. The same, for Europe, but pay attention that some shell fuels are not available in all the stations.
For a trip from DE to TR, I had to use the German and the Austrian sites to map all the stations I needed.
Another site that plots gas stations along a route is Cost2Drive but I don’t think it has an option to filter by gas station brand, it just finds the cheapest gas at the refuelling points (based on the range of your car).
Google maps seems to do the trick. You first select your Route description (e.g. Washington DC – New York). Once you have your route, type shell in the upper search field and Google will show you Shell in the direct proximity of your route.
EDIT: The second link doesn’t show both the route and shell stations integrated, but this is a screendump on how the result would look
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5 Mar, 2024
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