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May 13, 2021 · Gas shortages and ultra-long lines at the pump are coming to an end, but it will take several days for service to get back to normal. President Biden urged Americans to remain calm and said most ...
May 13, 2021 · According to GasBuddy, 70% of all gas stations in North Carolina, 47% in Georgia and 53% in Virginia were without gasoline. Our live coverage has ended. Read more about the gasoline demand here .
May 18, 2021 · GREENVILLE, N.C. (WNCT) — More than half of North Carolina gas stations are still without fuel as Colonial Pipeline returns to normal operations. Experts say anytime there’s a disruption like ...
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- Why Is North Carolina Being Hit So Hard?
- Sandhills
AAA said North Carolina will start to see more relief in the coming days. The organization said gas prices will likely continue to climb heading into Memorial Day weekend. Currently, prices are trending more than $1 higher than last year. At $2.93, North Carolina gas price averages are 29 cents more than this time in May 2019, according to AAA. Cur...
There is no gasoline shortage in the U.S., according to government officials and energy analysts. However, the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack exposed a critical vulnerabilityin how both crude oil and refined petroleum makes its way across the country and to gas stations. EXPLAINER: There's plenty of gas in the U.S. The problem is getting it to NC wi...
The hunt was still on for gas in the Sandhills on Monday, especially along Interstate 95 where travelers have been looking for refuel as they pass through North Carolina. Gas Buddy still shows dozens of gas stations with little to no fuel in the area. One Exxon station became a source of relief for locals and travelers like Delaware resident Jay St...
May 16, 2021 · RELATED: Gas shortage causing fuel prices to surge in North Carolina, AAA says. At one point, more than 70 percent of all gas stations in North Carolina were without gas. As of 10 a.m. Monday, 53 percent of gas stations in the state were without fuel, according to GasBuddy’s top analyst. That was a 4 percent improvement from two hours earlier.
May 14, 2021 · De Haan said on Thursday that that getting gas in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Georgia could “be a headache” for up to two weeks. “About 7-14 days of headaches if you need fuel in GA, NC, SC or VA. The situation will definitely take time and slowly improve due to a high number of outages and higher number of stations to ...
