Truckstop.net, New Plymouth, Idaho, has announced that Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores will be part of the Truckstop.net Wi-Fi network as a "hot-spot" location partner.
Love’s Joins Truckstop.net Wi-Fi Network
Truckstop.net, New Plymouth, Idaho, has announced that Love's Travel Stops and Country Stores will be part of the Truckstop.net Wi-Fi network as a "hot-spot" location partner
by Staff
November 11, 2003
1 min to read
Truckstop.net's network will be deployed in all Love's Travel Stop locations in the United States, enabling truckers to connect to the Internet from inside their truck cabs. Love's will also provide additional industry-related services and applications.
Truckstop.net, headed by Internet Truckstop founder Scott Moscrip, is building out a network of Wi-Fi hot-spots at truckstops around the country in partnership with Sprint PCS. Drivers can access the Internet at Truckstop.net hot-spots for a fee. Fleet services, including business and truck-data communication will also be offered.
Love’s Travel Stops and Country Stores is a chain of 140 Travel Stops and convenience stores located in 23 states. Truckstop.net Wi-Fi Internet access will roll out at Love's Travel Stops over the next few months. Subscriptions will be available at each travel stop as locations come online.
For more information visit www.truckstop.net.
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