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Pilot Gas Station
6comments- Best time
- Open 24 hours Best times: Lunchtime, evenings and late nights on the weekends.
- Crowd
- Mostly middle-aged guys
- Watch out
- Use common sense because everyone that comes to the restroom is not there to cruise.
- Last verified
- Not yet · updated 2013
Wheelchair: Not accessible
What changed?
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Where exactly
If you were coming from Columbia, SC on I-20 heading to Augusta, GA, you would take the very 1st exit once you cross the savannah river into Augusta, GA and get off exit 200. At the bottom of the ramp, turn right and the Pilot would immediately be on your right. If you were coming from Atlanta, GA, after reaching Augusta, GA, take exit 200. After getting to the bottom of the ramp, turn right and you will see the Pilot after going under I-20 immediately on your right. Cross street: I-20
Cruisiest spot: Restrooms
When to go
Open 24 hours Best times: Lunchtime, evenings and late nights on the weekends.
Etiquette
At the urinals, there are halfway partitions. Stand back far enough from the urinals so that your is visible. It would be best to show hard. You can also sit in the stalls next to someone. Tap your feet to see if they would respond.
Safety
Use common sense because everyone that comes to the restroom is not there to cruise.
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Comments
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Visitor ·
Anyone ever go here? Been a couple time during the week around 5 and haven't had any luck. Very busy bathrooms though.
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Visitor ·
Dead.... I go there every evening and never seem to hook up.... maybe this post will generate some more interest!
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Visitor ·
Hey guys, I have been informed by someone claiming to be law enforcement that increased arrests are coming in the Augusta area. As there is no way to confirm this please be cautious and if you have any further information please post. Ed
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Visitor ·
Just as an FYI, almost any pilot truck stop is set up the same way. Little to no action ever goes on at a pilot, unless the setup is different, as some of the older ones are. If you want to play at a truck stop, get a CB radio. Also useful for on the road and at rest areas. Take it from a trucker.
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I have never seen anyone there cruising. I agree with the above post; wishful thinking.
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Once again- wishful thinking by the person who submitted the original post.
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