Love’s Travel Stops Adds Two More CNG Fueling Stations
Love’s Travel Stops will expand its CNG fueling stations, adding locations in Ardmore and Webbers Falls, Okla., by spring 2015.
Love's is opening more CNG fueling stations like this one in Willis, Texas. Courtesy of Love's Travel Stops.
Love’s Travel Stops is in the process of building two more CNG fueling stations in Oklahoma. The latest Love’s will be in Ardmore and Webbers Falls, Okla. The Ardmore location will be on I-35.
The Webbers Falls location will be the sixth Love’s on I-40. The two stations are expected to open by spring 2015.
Nationwide the number of Love’s offering CNG will total 16. There will be a total of four heavy-duty, CNG truckstops in the state.
Love’s Fast–Fill CNG offers a fill rate of 10 gallons per minute, meaning a driver can fill a one-hundred gallon tank in 10 minutes or less. The CNG fueling will be located right next to the Diesel fueling tanks.
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