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Here s everything to know about the pipeline hack s impact on gas in the Carolinas

Drivers across not only the Charlotte area, but the entire Southeast are scrambling to find gas.

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Gas stations across Carolinas struggle to keep tanks filled days after Colonial Pipeline hack

Here’s everything to know about the pipeline hack’s impact on gas in the Carolinas WSOCTV.com News Staff © Provided by WSOC Charlotte Drivers across not only the Charlotte area, but the entire Southeast are scrambling to find gas after a hack of the nation’s largest fuel pipeline led to panic-buying that has contributed to more than 1,000 gas stations running out of fuel. Channel 9 has crews spread out at several gas stations across the Carolinas and most of them have had cars lined up, with drivers waiting to fill their tanks. In 30 minutes I’ve seen at least 50 drivers creep through this Citgo station in Rock Hill looking for gas. Some angrily speed out of the parking lot. I haven’t found a place that has regular gas this morning. Except Sam’s Club which is members only and still has long lines. pic.twitter.com/TL55BDTCTO Greg Suskin (@GSuskinWSOC9) May 12, 2021

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North Carolina police advise residents to limit nonessential travel as fuel shortage grips the East Coast

Police in a North Carolina city advised residents Wednesday to "limit non-essential travel" and stop hoarding gasoline as the state grapples with a fuel shortage following a cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline.

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Gas shortage: Police in NC city tell residents to limit non-essential travel as fuel crisis spirals

Fox News Bryan Llenas reports on panic-buying of gasoline after the Colonial pipeline cyberattack. The Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department is warning residents in and around the North Carolina city to limit non-essential travel as panic buying following the cyberattack on the Colonial Pipeline last week is increasingly causing the state’s gas pumps to run dry. The development comes as an analyst from the website GasBuddy – which tracks fuel prices around the U.S. – reported that 71% of gas stations in the Charlotte area are currently out of fuel. If you do not have to come out and go out, please do not, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Capt. Brad Koch told reporters Wednesday.

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More than 70% of Charlotte gas stations reportedly out of fuel

Everything you need to know about pipeline hack’s impact on gas in Carolinas WSOCTV.com News Staff © Provided by WSOC Charlotte Drivers across not only the Charlotte area, but the entire Southeast are scrambling to find gas after a hack of the nation’s largest fuel pipeline led to panic-buying that has contributed to more than 1,000 gas stations running out of fuel. Channel 9 has crews spread out at several gas stations across the Carolinas and most of them have had cars lined up, with drivers waiting to fill their tanks. There is no gasoline shortage. Officials said the problem is “panic-buying” people who fill up when they don’t need to and bringing extra containers to fill those up as well.

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