I'm heading out on a 1500 mile road trip on i-95 and was wondering if anyone had recently run that route and could advise what the bathroom break situation at the superchargers is like?
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Road trips: Where to find open bathrooms during coronavirus
- Thread starter Cape Coddess
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I drove a significant chunk of i95 two weeks ago. At that point, most supercharger stops still had accessible bathrooms within walking distance. Most gas stations and hotels were still open, and Savannah airport was too. A few of the shopping mall based supercharger stops didn't have anything due to their restaurants being closed or having different hours from when I was passing through.
It's possible bathrooms are less available now than they were then. I might bring a couple empty bottles just in case...
Ben
It's possible bathrooms are less available now than they were then. I might bring a couple empty bottles just in case...
Ben
eladts
Member
Here in Massachusetts there are no public bathrooms open anywhere due to the orders of the governor. I suspect it's the the same in other states as well. I suggest you reconsider making this road trip at this time.
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All joking aside. Maybe your nearest national or state forest. Nature and some peace and quiet. Social distancing. Pack it in, Pack it all out
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All joking aside. Maybe your nearest national or state forest. Nature and some peace and quiet. Social distancing. Pack it in, Pack it all out
Solarman004
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I completed a Philadelphia to Colorado run about 10 days ago, including a stretch of 95 down to Fredericksburg. Some observations:
1. Rest stop bathrooms are mostly open, but visitors centers, restaurants, and vending machine areas are closed.
2. Superchargers at fast food restaurants are problematic. They are open for takeout only and restrooms are closed. See #1... don't pass up a good rest stop bathroom.
3. Convenience store SCs like Wawa and Sheetz were fine. All were open because they sell gas.
4. All the SCs I used at hotels had open bathrooms. None of the hotels were closed.
5. I had gloves and hand sanitizer and used them at every SC.
Hope this helps.
1. Rest stop bathrooms are mostly open, but visitors centers, restaurants, and vending machine areas are closed.
2. Superchargers at fast food restaurants are problematic. They are open for takeout only and restrooms are closed. See #1... don't pass up a good rest stop bathroom.
3. Convenience store SCs like Wawa and Sheetz were fine. All were open because they sell gas.
4. All the SCs I used at hotels had open bathrooms. None of the hotels were closed.
5. I had gloves and hand sanitizer and used them at every SC.
Hope this helps.
Okay, I put the trip off for a month. Has anyone recently traveled i-95? I'm still wondering about the restroom sitch. Are they open yet?
Transfer complete. No issue except for once in R.I. (I think it was) where everything was closed up except for an auto glass replacement shop that let me use their restroom.
Anybody going into Florida from Georgia should know that there's a roadblock at the border. Not sure what they're doing but it was to bumper for miles and miles.
Anybody going into Florida from Georgia should know that there's a roadblock at the border. Not sure what they're doing but it was to bumper for miles and miles.
