102 Truck Stops in Connecticut

Our directory currently lists 102 truck stops and travel centers across Connecticut. These include major chains like Love's Travel Stops, Pilot Flying J, TA Travel Centers, and independent locations. We regularly update our database to ensure you have access to the most current information about truck stops in the state.

Truck stops in Connecticut typically offer a wide range of services including fuel (diesel and gasoline), parking for commercial vehicles, restrooms and shower facilities, convenience stores, restaurants and food courts, WiFi internet access, ATMs, truck maintenance and repair services, and laundry facilities. Many locations also provide 24/7 operations to accommodate drivers' schedules.

Yes, many truck stops in Connecticut operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to serve commercial drivers who often travel during off-peak hours. Major truck stop chains typically offer round-the-clock services, including fuel, food, and basic amenities. You can filter our listings to find 24-hour locations near your route.

Use our comprehensive directory to search truck stops by location, services, and ratings. Each listing includes detailed information about available amenities, customer reviews, and contact details. You can also filter by specific services you need, such as shower facilities, WiFi, or truck maintenance. Plan your route in advance to identify the best stops for rest, refueling, and services.

Connecticut hosts several major truck stop chains including Love's Travel Stops, Pilot Flying J, and TA/Petro locations. Our directory shows the exact locations and services available at each stop in Connecticut. Love's is known for clean facilities and good coffee, Pilot Flying J offers the largest network with Denny's restaurants, while TA/Petro provides premium amenities. Use our truck stop finder to locate the nearest chain location with your preferred amenities like showers, WiFi, or truck maintenance services.

Most truck stops in Connecticut welcome overnight parking for commercial drivers, typically allowing 24-hour stays for customers. Connecticut follows federal Hours of Service regulations, and many locations offer reserved parking through apps like ParkMyTruck or TruckPark. Our directory indicates which locations offer guaranteed parking spots and their policies. Some premium locations may charge $15-25 for reserved spots, while most provide free overnight parking with fuel purchase. Check our listings for specific parking availability and policies at each location.

Truck stops in Connecticut offer comprehensive fuel options including diesel, gasoline, and DEF (Diesel Exhaust Fluid). Payment methods include major credit cards, fleet cards (Comdata, EFS, T-Chek), cash, and mobile payment apps. Our directory shows which locations offer specific fuel types and payment options. Many Connecticut truck stops provide fuel discounts through loyalty programs - Love's offers up to 5¢/gallon discounts, while Pilot Flying J provides points-based rewards. Some locations feature cardlock services for 24/7 fueling access.

Yes, many truck stops in Connecticut offer comprehensive maintenance and repair services. Our directory identifies which locations provide specific services like oil changes, tire repairs, brake service, and DOT inspections. TA Travel Centers typically offer full-service maintenance bays, while some Love's locations provide basic services. Many Connecticut truck stops also offer emergency roadside assistance and mobile repair services. Use our service filter to find locations with certified technicians and specific maintenance capabilities near your route.