Seattle and spokane definatly needs some more truckstops. Theres some good hidey holes around spokane and post falls if u ever need to park there late at night i could help u out. Same thing with billings theres some good hidey holes there to but definatly need more truckstops
Kalamazoo used to have the Half Way House right on I-94. The new Loves will be fifteen miles north of I-94 at D-Ave. At that location, we have two convenience stores with diesel fuel, truck parking and fast-food. The McDonalds franchise will move across the road to the new Loves. The Citgo McDonalds will become a Subway. There is steady truck traffic to the meat packing plant near Plainwell. I might use the new Loves in connection with a delivery in Grand Rapids. It would not be off route.
I can hear the Island dwellers now. "But, but... I didn't pay a fortune for this house and a kings' ransom in property taxes every year to have to be on the same island as some filthy old truck stop with all those peasants running around."
I don't think the one in Sioux Falls was ever a Flying J. I mean, it could have been one for a while, but it has a unique layout to it. I almost wonder if it started out as an independent back in the day.
I would very much like to see The Effin J in Woodhaven MI completely demolished with no record of its existence remaining and a Loves put there.
that area could use a few extra regardless, trexler and the wawa are constantly full, that penn Jersey dump wants like $30 to park and $20 for a shower
I wouldn’t touch those showers after seeing the toilet.. but yea this arena is certainly lacking in decent truck stops