Love’s Travel Stops opens a new travel stop in Andrews, Texas, on U.S. Highway 385 on Thursday, March 13.
The new travel stop model in Andrews, Texas, is a modified version of Love's other travel stops along major interstates.
Love’s Opens New-Format Travel Stop in Andrews, Texas
Love’s Travel Stops opens a new travel stop in Andrews, Texas, on U.S. Highway 385 on Thursday, March 13. The Andrews location offers 48 truck parking spaces, a McDonald’s restaurant, gourmet coffee, name-brand snacks, fresh fruit, gift merchandise and more.
by Staff
March 14, 2014
1 min to read
The more efficient travel stop model will specifically meet the needs of
professional drivers who frequent other major arteries, like the highway that goes through Andrews, and not just interstates.
The Andrews location offers 48 truck parking spaces, a McDonald’s restaurant, gourmet coffee, name-brand snacks, fresh fruit, gift merchandise and more.
Bulk DEF will be available at the pump at all diesel lanes, along with RFID cardless fueling technology, CAT scales, five showers and other amenities to serve professional drivers.
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