Traffic & Transit
Virginia Gas Shortage: Where To Find Gas In Ashburn
Panic buying after a cyberattack prompted a temporary pipeline shutdown has prompted gas shortages throughout VA. Here's how to find gas.

ASHBURN, VA — Drivers in Ashburn and throughout Virginia are finding a rude awakening at gas stations this week. Panic buying following a cyberattack and temporary shutdown of a regional pipeline has led to widespread gas shortages in the region.
As of Wednesday afternoon, 53 percent of Virginia's nearly 3,900 stations were without gasoline, up from 7 percent Tuesday afternoon, according to GasBuddy.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam declared a state of emergency Tuesday to help the state prepare for potential supply shortages. The emergency declaration also allows state authorities to crack down on price gouging of gas and fuel.
Find out what's happening in Ashburnfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Read more: VA Drivers Scramble To Buy Gas Day After Emergency Declaration
Drivers can scout ahead for fuel by using online tools, such as the website and phone app Gas Buddy, which has updates on stations that still have gas supply and those that are running low.
Find out what's happening in Ashburnfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
According to GasBuddy, most of the gas stations in Ashburn are offering limited fuel options. The following stations are out of gas, as of Thursday afternoon:
- Exxon, 43305 Junction Plaza
- Royal Farms, 43101 Van Metre Dr
- Sunoco, 42870 Truro Parish Dr
- Sunoco, 43974 Pipeline Plaza
- Shell, 44245 Ice Rink Plaza
- Shell, 19325 Ruby Dr
Some locations are faring better than other, though. Here are the stations in Ashburn that had fuel as of Thursday afternoon, according to GasBuddy.
- Exxon, 22405 Flagstaff Plaza
- Location has gas but no diesel.
- Exxon, 21880 Ryan Center Way
- Location has gas but no diesel.
- Exxon, 22605 Glenn Dr
- Wawa, 23055 Oakgrove Rd
Do you know of a gas station in town that still has supply? Tell us about it in the comment section.
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