Gasoline shortages And A Fall Trip
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Gasoline shortages And A Fall Trip
We are planning to to do a driving trip during the last week of Octoberthat will take us through Asheville NC, then down to Charleston SC and Savannah GA, before returning back through Atlanta and Chattanooga. I have been hearing about the current gasoline shortages that seem prevalent at least in the Asheville, Atlanta and Chattanooga areas of our trip, and have ot really seen anywhere about when these shortages might end Should we think about cancelling this trip and planing it for another time? Or might it be better, since Charleston and Savannah are the main focus of our trip, to just fly into that area and forget about making it a road trip? Or has anybody heard if the shortages might be over with by then?
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As others have reported, October should be fine. We just returned from weekend flying into RDU, driving to Burlington, NC. Not much gas around - were in Greensboro Friday evening and most gas stations closed and few that were open had lines of 20+ cars. Rental car guys at RDU were able to tell us which stations were open, but then people nearby returning cars reported that some of these had just run out of gas.
Son in Savannah says he is able to get gas.
Son in Savannah says he is able to get gas.
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Just don't go below 1/2 tank and you should be fine.
Around here (Atlanta area) Quik Trips have gas when other stations do not. I'm not sure why their supply system is so much better, but if there's a problem check QT locations.
Around here (Atlanta area) Quik Trips have gas when other stations do not. I'm not sure why their supply system is so much better, but if there's a problem check QT locations.
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