We're getting ready to head to Hilton Head, SC at the end of the week. Some one at work today mentioned that they had heard that there was a gasoline availability problem in Tennessee and Georgia. I had also heard this, but that it seemed to be mostly in the Atlanta area.
So to the folks that live along the I-24, I-75 and I-16 corridors, is there any truth to that rumor?
Also, I plan to carrying while on this trip, anything tricky about the Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina laws that I need to know about?
If I understand correctly, in GA avoid public gatherings, schools, aircraft, jails, and stone mountain park.
In SC, I must notify if pulled over, avoid the typical government buildings, schools, churches, hospitals, places where its posted no carry, restaurants where alcohol is consumed (that sucks).
In TN, avoid places where alcohol is consumed, schools, public parks, playgrounds, etc, and where posted.
Once I get out of Illinois, I'm pretty well covered across the entire southeastern US with my MO permit. Is there anything I'm missing?
Thanks
So to the folks that live along the I-24, I-75 and I-16 corridors, is there any truth to that rumor?
Also, I plan to carrying while on this trip, anything tricky about the Tennessee, Georgia, and South Carolina laws that I need to know about?
If I understand correctly, in GA avoid public gatherings, schools, aircraft, jails, and stone mountain park.
In SC, I must notify if pulled over, avoid the typical government buildings, schools, churches, hospitals, places where its posted no carry, restaurants where alcohol is consumed (that sucks).
In TN, avoid places where alcohol is consumed, schools, public parks, playgrounds, etc, and where posted.
Once I get out of Illinois, I'm pretty well covered across the entire southeastern US with my MO permit. Is there anything I'm missing?
Thanks