List of Truck Stops - Free WI-FI Internet

Don't recall the exit but Gulliver's Travel Plaza off I-77 in Canton, Ohio offers free wifi. Signal is iffy at best out in the parking lot, but solid as a rock in their driver's lounge. Use requires an access code (actually their phone number) that they hand you on a card at the fuel desk simply for asking.

 

A while back, I use to use Iowa's rest areas free WIFI... Some of the smaller ones had pretty weak signal but it was still usable.

 

Huckleberrys resteraunt/truckstop, Prairie Du Chien WI. On U.S.18, free net.

 

Gullivers is at exit 101 on 77..also texas has free wifi if they paid the bill and some welcome centers for new mexico. washinton state u have to pay at rest areas

 

not a truck stop...but it seems to me that alot of hotels have wifi for their customers. However, I don't think many of them pass protect their wireless access. So...if you parked in a hotel parking lot for example, or close by, you might be able to jump on their signal.

Just one of the things I noticed when we moved into our apartment complex and were too cheap for a few months to pay for internet, lol.

 

A few months ago i saw a sign at the Sacramento 49er on West El Camino offer free wifi.

 

the big steer truck stop at northfield, mn i35 exit 69 has free wifi

 

Please alphabetical order, update and condense. Rumoris air cards through cell phone companies are capping even unlimited customers to 5 gb,and droppingpeople yet continuing to bill. I see a lawsuit, coming. If u are interested google air card complaints

 

Please alphabetical order, update and condense. Rumor is air cards through cell phone companies are capping even unlimited customers to 5 gb,and dropping people yet continuing to bill. I see a lawsuit, coming. If u are interested google air card complaints

 

My Verizon air card is limited to 5gig. But I have never gotten much over 1. Unless you do streaming video, or something like that, a 5 gig limit is more than most users could use in a month. I was kind'a concerned about it when I heard it was coming, but once I started paying attention to my usage, it wasn't that big of a deal.