UPDATED: Fuel shortages reported at Love's and Pilot truck stops in the East - Land Line Media

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Disruptions from the Colonial Pipeline hack has affected many industries, including several locations of major truck stop chains.

On May 9, the Colonial Pipeline was hit by a cybersecurity attack, forcing it to shut down 5,500 miles of pipeline. That pipeline provides a significant percentage of fuel in the East. Consequently, several Love’s Travel Stops and Pilot Co. locations are experiencing fuel shortages.

Love’s Travel Stops fuel shortages

Love’s Travel Stops has updated its list of truck stops without diesel to include the following as of 11 a.m. Central on Thursday, May 13:

• 1081 Belwood Road SE (Exit 310, Interstate 75) in Calhoun, Ga. (Store 735).
• 2625 Kelly Creek Road S (Exit 147, Interstate 20) in Moody, Ala. (Store 530).
• 3771 S U.S. Highway 231 (Exit 12, U.S. 231) in Ozark, Al. (Store 566).
• 1525 E 8th Ave. (Exit 102, Interstate 75) in Cordele, Ga. (Store 801).
• 1217 Trollingwood Hawfields Road (Exit 152, Interstate 40/85) in Mebane, N.C. (Store 667).

Several stores with fuel shortages on Wednesday are no longer on the list. However, several stores are new to the list of diesel outages on Thursday morning. Dozens of Love’s Travel Stops are at risk of a fuel shortage. Go to Loves.com/FuelUpdates for the latest information on fuel shortages.

Pilot Co. fuel shortages

At 11 a.m. Central on Thursday, May 13, Pilot Co. updated its list of diesel outages to include:

• Fuel at 1504 Dean Forrest Road (off of Interstate 16) in Savannah, Ga. (Store 72).
• Pilot Travel Center at 882 Georgia Highway 100 (off of Interstate 20) in Tallapoosa, Ga. (Store 312).
• Pilot Travel Center at 522 Highway 601 South (off of Interstate 20) in Lugoff, S.C. (Store 346).
• Pilot Travel Center at 11156 Highway 106 (off of Interstate 85) in Carnesville, Ga. (Store 457).
• Flying J at 32670 Blue Star Highway (off of Interstate 10) in Midway, Fla. (Store 623).
• Flying J at 1011 North Mountain Street (off of Interstate 85) in Blacksburg, S.C. (Store 711).
• Flying J at 111 Mill Branch Road (off of Interstate 95) in Latta, S.C. (Store 713).
• Pilot Travel Center at 3006 North Williston Road (off of Interstate 95) in Florence, S.C. (Store 62).
• Fuel Travel Center at 1521 North Main Street (off of Interstate 26) in Summerville, S.C. (Store 64).
• Pilot Travel Center at 39 Victory Lane (off of Interstate 75) in Vienna, Ga. (Store 398).
• Pilot Dealer at 17276 NE Highway 301 (off of U.S. 301) in Waldo, Fla. (Store 1058).
• Pilot Travel Center at 1155 South Anderson Road (off of Interstate 77) in Rock Hill, S.C. (Store 4567).
• Pilot Travel Center at 9587 Charleston Highway (off of Interstate 95) in St. George, S.C. (Store 4576).
• Pilot Travel Center at 10959 State Highway 200 (off of Interstate 77) in Winnsboro, S.C. (Store 4578).
• Pilot Travel Center at 2221 SC Highway 773 (off of Interstate 26) in Prosperity, S.C. (Store 4580).
• Pilot Travel Center at 1000 Truckstop Road (off of Interstate 95) in Kenly, N.C. (Store 6990).
• Pilot Travel Center at 1006 Charlotte Highway (off of Interstate 77) in Troutman, N.C. (Store 7976).

Four Pilot locations reporting outages on Wednesday are no longer experience a shortage. However, four new locations on the list took their place. For updates on Pilot Co. locations experiencing fuel shortages, click here.

TravelCenters of America 

In a Facebook post, TravelCenters of America stated it is “currently experiencing intermittent supply outages at sites and may be limiting the amount of gallons per purchase depending on location.” However, TA does not have a list of affected locations as of publication.

“TravelCenters of America moved quickly upon learning of the Colonial Pipeline situation to ensure ample diesel and gas supply at all of our locations across the country,” TA said in a statement. “Our dedicated team is working closely with our suppliers and other partners, and we are bringing in product from other markets to maintain availability and to help minimize any potential disruptions.” LL

OOIDA member Jeff Walker sent this photo of motorists queueing up for fuel in Florida west of Miami on Wednesday, May 12.

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