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US Name Address City State Interstate Pilot Travel Center 6109 US 43 South Satsuma AL I-65 Exit 19 Pilot Travel Center 4416 US Name Address City State Interstate Pilot Travel Center 6109 US 43 South Satsuma AL I-65 Exit 19 Pilot Travel Center 4416 Skyland Boulevard East Tuscaloosa AL I-20/59 Exit 76 Pilot Travel Center 6955 Theodore Dawes Road Theodore AL I-10 Exit 13 Pilot Travel Center 901 Bankhead Highway West Birmingham AL I-20/59/65/AL 78 Exit 123 Pilot Travel Center 3240 Point Mallard Parkway Priceville AL I-65 Exit 334 Pilot Travel Center 130 Honda Drive Lincoln AL I-20 Exit 165 Flying J 6098 MacAshan Dr McCalla AL I-20/I-59 Exit 104 Flying J 224 Daniel Payne Drive Birmingham AL I-65 & SR 94 Exit 264 Flying J 2190 Ross Clark Circle Dothan AL Ross Clark Hwy/Hwy 231 Flying J 900 Tyson Road Hope Hull AL I-65 Exit 158 Pilot Travel Center 75750 AL Highway 77 Lincoln AL I-20 Exit 168 Pilot Travel Center 1600 County Road 437 Good Hope AL I-65 Exit 304 Pilot Travel Center 7801 Alcoa Road Benton AR I-30 Exit 121 Pilot Travel Center 5660 West Sunset Avenue Springdale AR I-49 Exit 72 Pilot Travel Center 3300 Highway 391 North North Little Rock AR I-40 Exit 161 Galloway Rd Pilot Travel Center 1100 Martin Luther King Boulevard West Memphis AR I-40 Exit 280 Pilot Travel Center 215 SR 331 North Russellville AR I-40 Exit 84 Pilot Travel Center 170 Valley Street Caddo Valley AR I-30 Exit 78 & Hwy 7 Flying J 42 Bradley Cove Road Russellville AR I-40 Exit 84 Flying J 8300 State Highway 108 Rt 12 Box 254B Texarkana AR I-30 Exit 7 Flying J 3400 Service Loop Road West Memphis AR I-40 Exit 280/I-55 Exit 4 Pilot Travel Center 12500 West I-40 Bellemont AZ I-40 Exit 185 Pilot Travel Center 14750 South Highway 95 Lake Havasu City AZ I-40 & AZ 95 Exit 9 Pilot Travel Center 769 East Frontage Road Rio Rico AZ I-19 & SR 289 Exit 12 Pilot Travel Center 1201 West Main Street Quartzsite AZ I-10 & US 95 Exit 17 Pilot Travel Center 619 South Sunshine Boulevard Eloy AZ I-10 Exit 208 Pilot Travel Center 900 North 99th Avenue Avondale AZ I-10 Exit 133 Flying J US Dealer 108000 North Frontage Road Yuma AZ I-8 Exit 12 Pilot Travel Center 5570 E. Travel Plaza Way Tucson AZ I-10 Exit 268 Flying J I-10 Exit 1 Frontage Road N. Box 801 Ehrenberg AZ I-10 Exit 1 Flying J 16189 S Sunshine Blvd Eloy AZ I-10 Exit 208A Flying J 3300 E Andy DeVine Ave Kingman AZ I-40 Exit 53 Flying J 6700 West Latham Street Phoenix AZ I-10 Exit 137 Flying J 400 Transcon Lane Winslow AZ I-40 Exit 255 Pilot Travel Center 395 E. Vista Drive Weed CA I-5 Exit 745 Pilot Travel Center 14808 Warren Street Lost Hills CA I-5 & SR 46 Pilot Travel Center 30035 County Road 8 Dunnigan CA I-5 Road 8 Exit Pilot Travel Center 5725 Highway 58 Boron CA US 395/US 58 Pilot Travel Center 951 Work Street Salinas CA US 101 & Sanborn Pilot Travel Center 2591 Commerce Parkway Barstow CA I-15/40/US 58 Lenwood Rd Pilot Travel Center 6605 N. Indian Canyon Drive PO Box 581236 North Palm Springs CA I-10 Garnet / Indian Ave Pilot Travel Center 1497 Piper Ranch Road San Diego CA I-805 Exit 1B CA 905 Pilot Travel Center 22717 Avenue 18 1/2 Madera CA I-99 at Ave 18.5 Pilot Travel Center 31642 Castaic Road Castaic CA I-5 & Lake Hughes Exit Pilot Travel Center 8701 Highway 395 Hesperia CA I-15 & US 395 Flying J 17047 Zachary Ave Bakersfield CA Hwy 99 Exit Merced Ave. Flying J 2611 Fisher Blvd. Barstow CA I-15 & Lenwood Exit Flying J 42810 Frazier Mountain Park Rd Frazier Park CA I-5 Frazier Park Exit 205 Flying J 15237 North Thornton Rd Lodi CA I-5/Hwy 12 Exit Fairfield Flying J 1501 North Jack Tone Road Ripon CA Hwy 99 Exit JackToneRd Flying J 72235 Varner Rd Thousand Palms CA I-10 Bob Hope Exit Pilot Dealer 2828 El Centro Road Sacramento CA I-80 Exit 85 Pilot Travel Center 4444 Commerce Lane Orland CA I-5 & Hwy 32 Exit 619 Pilot Travel Center 4640 Steele Street Denver CO I-70 Exit 276A Pilot Travel Center 2195 Hwy 6 & 50 Grand Junction CO I-70 Exit 26 Flying J 16751 East 32nd Ave Aurora CO I-70 Exit 285 (South) Flying J 2495 Williams Ave Limon CO I-70 & Exit 359 Pilot Travel Center 433 Old Gate Lane Milford CT I-95 Exit 40 Pilot Dealer 273 Clarks Falls Road North Stonington CT I-95 Exit 93 Pilot Travel Center 744 E State Road 44 Wildwood FL I-75 Exit 329 Pilot Travel Center 1050 US 301 South Baldwin FL I-10 Exit 343 Pilot Travel Center 4455 King Street Cocoa FL I-95 Exit 201 Pilot Travel Center 1526 51st Avenue East Ellenton FL I-75 Exit 224 Pilot Travel Center 7300 West Okeechobee Road Fort Pierce FL I-95 Exit 129 Pilot Travel Center 1625 County Road 210 West Jacksonville FL I-95 Exit 329 Pilot Travel Center 4255 NW Highway 326 Ocala FL I-75 Exit 358 Pilot Travel Center 26505 Jones Loop Road Punta Gorda FL I-75 Exit 161 Pilot Travel Center 493 East State Route 44 Wildwood FL I-75 Exit 329 Pilot Travel Center 3051 State Road 60 Okeechobee FL FL Turnpike Exit 193 Pilot Travel Center 2020 SW Highway 484 Ocala FL I-75 & FL 484 Exit 341 Pilot Travel Center 6050 Plaza Drive Fort Myers FL I-75 Exit 139 Luckett Rd Pilot Travel Center 2209 Highway 71 Marianna FL I-10/FL 71 Exit 142 Pilot Travel Center 4032 West Highway 326 Ocala FL I-75 Exit 358 Pilot Travel Center 33333 Blue Star Highway Midway FL I-10 Exit 192 Pilot Travel Center 35647 US Hwy 27 North Haines City FL US Hwy 27 North Pilot Travel Center 8067 State Road 6 West Jasper FL I-75 Exit 460 Flying J 100 North Kings Hwy Fort Pierce FL I-95 Hwy 68 Exit 131 Flying J 32670 Blue Star Hwy Quincy FL I-10 Exit 192 Flying J 29933 State Road 52 Dade City FL I-75 Exit 285 & SR52 Flying J 11555 East Sligh Ave. Tampa FL I-4 & SR 579 Exit 10 Flying J 950 State Road 206 West St. Augustine FL I-95 Hwy 206 Exit 305 Pilot Dealer 12200 NW South River Drive Medley FL Hwy 27 N Pilot Dealer 17696 SW 8th Street Miami FL US 41 & SR 997 Pilot Dealer 16650 NW 27th Avenue Miami Gardens FL SR 826 Exit SR 817 Pilot Travel Center 210 US Highway 27 North South Bay FL US Highway 27 Pilot Travel Center 4075 Jones Branch Road Jacksonville FL I-295 Exit 25 Pilot Dealer 17276 NE Hwy. 301 Waldo FL Hwy 301 Pilot Travel Center 4091 Jimmie Dyess Parkway Augusta GA I-20 Exit 194 Pilot Travel Center 5888 Highway 53 Braselton GA I-85 Exit 129 Pilot Travel Center 968 Cassville-White Road Cartersville GA I-75 Exit 296 Pilot Travel Center 2185 US 441 Dublin GA I-16 Exit 51 Pilot Travel Center 2418 Whitesvillle Road LaGrange GA I-85 Exit 13 Pilot Travel Center 7001 Highway 21 Port Wentworth GA I-95 Exit 109 Pilot Travel Center 1504 Dean Forrest Road Savannah GA I-16 Exit 160 Pilot Travel Center 3495 Madison Highway Valdosta GA I-75 Exit 11 Pilot Travel Center 11156 Highway 106 Carnesville GA I-20 Exit 116 Pilot Travel Center 2111 US Highway 41 NE Calhoun GA I-75 Exit 318 Pilot Travel Center 3460 Madison Hwy Valdosta GA I-75 Exit 11 Pilot Travel Center 2607 Scrubby Bluff Road Kingsland GA I-95 Exit 1 Pilot Travel Center 2975 Gun Club Road Augusta GA I-20 Exit 200 Pilot Travel Center 4431 Old Union Road Tifton GA I-75 Exit 60 Pilot Travel Center 650 Highway 299 Wildwood GA I-24/59 Exit 169 Pilot Travel Center 310 Cordele Road Albany GA Hwy 300 & Clark Ave Pilot Travel Center 2965 Highway 247C Byron GA I-75 Exit 146 Pilot Travel Center 882 Georgia Highway 100 Tallapoosa GA I-20 & GA 100 Exit 5 Pilot Travel Center 243 Connector 3 SW Dalton GA I-75 Exit 328 Pilot Travel Center 2605 Bouldercrest Road SE Atlanta GA I-285 Exit 51 Pilot Travel Center 39 Victory Lane Vienna GA I-75 Exit 109 Pilot Travel Center 319 Deer Head Cove Road Rising Fawn GA I-59 Exit 4 Pilot Travel Center 2201 East 16 Avenue Cordele GA I-75 Exit 101 Pilot Travel Center 625 Carrollton Street Temple GA I-20 Exit 19 Pilot Travel Center 1881 Eatonton Road Madison GA I-20 Exit 114 Pilot Travel Center 142 Carbondale Road Dalton GA I-75 Exit 326 Pilot Travel Center 1645 South Highway 29 Newnan GA I-85 Exit 41 Pilot Travel Center 491 St. Mary's Road St. Mary's GA I-95 Exit 1 Flying J 2990 US Hwy 17 South Brunswick GA I-95 Exit 29 Flying J 10226 Old Federal Road Carnesville GA I-85 Exit 160 Flying J 1125 Bucksnort Road Jackson GA I-75 Exit 201 Flying J 7001 Lake Park Bellville Road Lake Park GA I-75 Exit 2 Flying J 288 Resaca Beach Blvd Resaca GA I-75 Exit 320 Flying J 3600 Highway 77 South Union Point GA I-20 & Exit 138 Flying J 650 Carrollton Street Temple GA I-20 & Hwy 113 Exit 19 Pilot Travel Center 3500 North Plainview Road Walcott IA I-80 Exit 284 Pilot Travel Center 2010 West Clay Street Osceola IA I-35 Exit 34 Pilot Travel Center 2495 210th Avenue Percival IA I-29 Exit 10 Pilot Travel Center 2975 North Plainview Road Walcott IA I-80 Exit 284 & CR Y40 Pilot Travel Center 2647 South 24th Street Council Bluffs IA I-80/29 Exit 1B Pilot Travel Center 11957 Douglas Avenue Des Moines IA I-35/80 Ext 126 Pilot Travel Center 2411 US Highway 18 East Clear Lake IA I-35 Exit 194 Pilot Travel Center 4126 Highway 21 Brooklyn IA I-80 Exit 201 Pilot Travel Center 2086 Atalissa Road Atalissa IA I-80 Exit 265 Road Ranger 100 Plaza Drive Elk Run Heights IA Highway 20 Exit 68 Flying J 3040 220th Street Williams IA I-35 & SR 20 Exit 144 Pilot Travel Center 2815 Singing Hills Blvd.
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