People who live and work near Peg Cole Bridge Trail and Townsend Road in Paulding County have many questions. Dozens of crews are cleaning up and investigating a release from Colonial Pipeline Line 1. Line 1 carries gasoline from the refineries on the Gulf Coast through the Southeast and up the East Coast.

Emergency workers and crews with the Colonial Pipeline are on the scene in Paulding County responding to a possible gasoline release.

Colonial Pipeline’s main lines suffered a gasoline leak in Paulding County on Tuesday — and now, officials estimate it will remain shut down for several more days.

The largest fuel pipeline in the U.S. is now estimated to remain down through Friday after a gas leak in Paulding County, Colonial Pipeline said Wednesday. There is not a public health threat associated with the leak,

Colonial Pipeline's main U.S. gasoline artery is expected to remain shut through Friday as the company continues to search for the source of a suspected leak in Paulding County, Georgia, the company said in a statement on Wednesday.

A major gasoline pipeline will likely remain shut down through Friday. Alpharetta-based Colonial Pipeline is working on repairs to a possible leak in Paulding County. The line carries millions of gallons of gas a day from Texas to New Jersey.

Colonial Pipeline, the largest refined products pipeline operator in the United States, said on Tuesday it was responding to a report of a potential gasoline release in Paulding County, Georgia and that one of its mainlines was temporarily shut down.

Colonial Pipeline, the company that operates the nation’s largest gasoline pipeline, is reporting a possible leak in west Georgia. A spokesperson for the company shared a statement with Channel 2 Action News confirming they are investigating a “potential gas release on our right of way” in Paulding County.