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PawPaw_n_Gram
Feb 26, 2018Explorer
I have seen a few - less than a dozen - obviously privately owned gas stations with dedicated fuel islands for RVs. In very heavy RV areas.
Otherwise only at Flying J (about 1/2 of them) and Pilot (10-15%) (wasting some cold and rainy days this winter, I put together a spreadsheet from the P/FJ download that shows me all the P/FJ locations with RV Lanes)
I’ve also found some gas/fuel stations with extra room at the regular pumps so that RV fueling is easy. Again those were located in areas with a lot of RV traffic.
In Montana I found two Town Pump locations with RV/gasoline pumps that take the P/FJ RV card in the diesel lanes, on the end of the diesel lanes. The Flying J Town Pump in Missoula, and the Pilot Town Pump in Butte. Both were the island closest to the store building. Those locations do not accept the RV card in the store, nor in their regular automobile lanes.
Otherwise only at Flying J (about 1/2 of them) and Pilot (10-15%) (wasting some cold and rainy days this winter, I put together a spreadsheet from the P/FJ download that shows me all the P/FJ locations with RV Lanes)
I’ve also found some gas/fuel stations with extra room at the regular pumps so that RV fueling is easy. Again those were located in areas with a lot of RV traffic.
In Montana I found two Town Pump locations with RV/gasoline pumps that take the P/FJ RV card in the diesel lanes, on the end of the diesel lanes. The Flying J Town Pump in Missoula, and the Pilot Town Pump in Butte. Both were the island closest to the store building. Those locations do not accept the RV card in the store, nor in their regular automobile lanes.
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