Crimes at gas stations spark fears in consumers

ATLANTA - From carjackings to even shootouts, metro Atlanta has recently seen a number of crimes happening at gas stations leaving many consumers afraid to get their gas there.

“It's really appalling that you can't feel safe anywhere you go anymore,” Rhonda Cline said.

Rhonda Cline used to be a frequent visitor at gas stations. She commutes from Auburn, Georgia, to Marietta for work every day. But four months ago, Rhonda discovered Yoshi a service that brings gas to you.

“As much as I have to stop and get gas, at 5 a.m., in sketchy neighborhoods, it was just safer for me. It's easier,” Cline said.

Potential customers can sign up at their website, startyoshi.com. Then, the company will come out to the location of any car within the metro Atlanta area. They will fill up the vehicle and be on their way. There are no hidden fees and is as simple as paying for the gas at the pump.

“It's a load off my mind. I just get in my car and go. No stopping out of my way. Get to sleep in earlier and my husband doesn't worry nearly as much,” Cline said.