Truck Stops with Diesel fuel in North Augusta, SC
2 of the 2 truck stops within 30 miles of North Augusta, SC list diesel fuel in the directory data (from OpenStreetMap tags). Confirm with the location before you route a truck.
Diesel at a truck stop usually means high-flow lanes sized for a tractor. Car islands at the same site may not fit a trailer.
Truck stops, closest first
Closest farther out
Love's Travel Stop
31.9 miLove's Travel Stop
48.1 miLove's Travel Stop
70.1 miPilot Travel Center
81.4 miLove's Travel Stop
82.9 miPilot Travel Center
88.1 mi
Road time to the closest stops with diesel fuel
3 of the 3 closest have a road time within 45 minutes of the center of North Augusta.
- Pilot Travel Center in Augusta, GA
about 14 min by road, 7.7 road mi (5.1 mi W straight line) - Gas Pro Travel Center in Blythe, GA
about 30 min by road, 19 road mi (17.1 mi SW straight line) - Love's Travel Stop in Thomson, GA
about 44 min by road, 36 road mi (31.9 mi W straight line)
Road time and road miles are for the fastest route on OpenStreetMap roads (OSRM routing engine), without traffic, from the center of North Augusta. Mobile services are routed to their public, rounded service point, so their figure is approximate.
What else these stops list
- Pilot Travel Center 5 mi W, near I-20
Also lists: Truck parking, Showers, DEF. - Gas Pro Travel Center 17 mi SW
Also lists: no other amenities tagged. - Love's Travel Stop 32 mi W, near I-20
Also lists: Truck parking, Showers, DEF. - Love's Travel Stop 48 mi NE, near I-20
Also lists: Truck parking, Showers, DEF. - Love's Travel Stop 70 mi E, near I-26
Also lists: Truck parking, Showers, DEF.
Interstate exits near North Augusta
- I-20 Exit 1 4 mi NW
- I-20 Exit 5 5 mi N
- I-20 Exit 6 5 mi N
- I-20 Exit 195 9 mi W
Questions about diesel fuel near North Augusta
Where is the closest truck stop with diesel fuel to North Augusta, SC?
Pilot Travel Center in Augusta, GA lists diesel fuel. It is about 14 min by road, 7.7 road mi from the center of North Augusta.
How current is the diesel fuel information?
Amenities come from OpenStreetMap tags on the truck stop. Volunteers edit them, so a recent change at the stop may not show yet.