Our story

A new name on the sign.

Hi Speed is the new name for the stores you may have known as Speedy, Travel Stop, Pig Jig Mart and a dozen other names across Georgia, and the name every new store opens under.

The Hi Speed sign on the store under the fuel canopy

What changed

Same stop. Higher standard.

The stores got a rebuild along with the name: red feature walls, warm wood, black steel shelving, a ceiling of angled red, orange and yellow baffles, and a floor you could eat off. A coffee bar, a Little Caesars Express and a self-checkout went in. The shelf rails say it for us: you deserve a refresh.

Seventeen stores across Georgia, most still wearing the name they opened with, are the same company and will change over. Five more are under construction and open as Hi Speed from day one.

Inside the store: the Hi Speed sign on the wood bulkhead over the cold vault
Inside Hi Speed McDonough.
The cashier counter under the Hi monogram on the red wall
The counter at Hi Speed McDonough.

Who runs it

It's good to see you again.

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In the community

Part of the town, not just on the highway.

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