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Th e National Association of Small Trucking Companies QPN QUALITY PLUS NETWORK The “Guaranteed Fair Price” Fuel Program Driver’s Directory of AUTHORIZED FUEL STOPS Updated August 5, 2021 Th e Best Truck Stops at the Best Price for the Best Drivers in America Th e National Association of Small Trucking Companies 2054 Nashville Pike Gallatin, TN 37066 1-800-264-8580 Th e National Association of Small Trucking Companies Dear Professional Driver, As a benefi t of their membership in the National Association of Small Trucking Companies (NAS- TC) your company has enrolled in the Quality Plus Network (QPN) fuel program. Th is program off ers many benefi ts for the company and their drivers. Th e participating truck stops have all agreed to re-price their fuel providing a “Guaranteed Fair Price” every time you buy fuel. Th ese discounts allow your company to allow you to buy fuel at many of the nicest truck stops in the country. All you have to do is plan your fuel purchases so that you buy all of your fuel within the network of stops in this directory. Many of the participating stops off er incentives directly to the drivers who purchase fuel from them. As you try more and more of these stops we feel confi dent that you’ll fall in love with this program. Don’t worry about the price that is advertised at the truck stop; that is not what your company pays! Just stay in the network every time you buy fuel and you will be helping your company buy fuel as smart as they can. Remember your part is easy. Plan your trip! Don’t wait until you need fuel to look for a stop. Buy only at authorized stops. Th ere are no discounts out of the network. Take advantage of truck stop incentives. Th ese programs are for the driver, a thank you from the stops. Many stops off er free showers, meal & store discounts and more. Remember who your friends are! Th e truck stops in this directory want your business and have developed incentive programs for you and off er a “Guaranteed Fair Price” on fuel for your company every time you buy fuel. Don’t forget who are not your friends! Truck stops that do not appear in this directory are not part of this program. If one of your old favorite stops is not participating in this program, just tell them if they want your company’s business they need to be part of QPN. Th is directory is a complete listing of the ONLY AUTHORIZED STOPS in QPN. Make all of your fuel purchases ONLY at Truck Stops listed in this directory. Forget about the pump price! Buy in the network every time! Buying in the network consistently will save your company a lot of money over the course of the year. Th ere will be times when the discounts are small or even no discount at all, but there will be times when the discounts are tremendous. Predicting these times is impossible. By buying in network all the time we are guaranteed a fair price on every purchase and since we never pay an infl ated margin to the truck stop our average price for fuel is lower. Th anks for your help. David Owen President, NASTC Quality Plus Network Driver Directory of AUTHORIZED FUEL STOPS ALABAMA Atmore Creek Travel Plaza I-65 Exit 54 (251) 368-0088 Brewton Diamond Gasoline 7 dba Yellow Hammer I-65 Exit 69 (251) 368-9191 Bucksville Petro Bucksville #319 I-20/59 Exit 100 (205) 477-9178 Cullman Jacks Truck Stop I-65 Exit 304 Hwy 69 (256) 739-0220 Dodge City Petro Dodge City #397 I-65 Exit 299 (256) 287-1299 Gadsden Petro Gadsden #352 I-59 Exit 181 (256) 413-7135 Grand Bay TA Mobile #054 I-10 Exit 4 (251) 865-6175 Lincoln I-20 Texaco Truck Stop I-20 Exit 165 (205) 763-7626 Lincoln TA Lincoln #260 I-20 Exit 168 (205) 763-2771 Montgomery TA Montgomery #111 I-65 Exit 168 (334) 288-3700 Moody Moody Valero 2700 I-20 Exit 147 (205) 637-4858 Robertsdale Oasis Travel Center LLC I-10 Exit 53 (251) 960-1150 Shorter Petro Shorter #348 I-85 Exit 22 (334) 727-3354 Tuscaloosa/Cottondale TA Tuscaloosa #016 I-20/59 Exit 77 (205) 554-0215 ARIZONA Casa Grande Petro Eloy #306 I-10 Exit 200 (520) 836-3983 Eloy TA Eloy #007 I-10 Exit 203 (520) 466-7363 Flagstaff Little America Travel Center I-40 Exit 198 (928) 779-7942 Holbrook TA Holbrook #246 I-40 Exit 283 (928) 524-3006 3 Quality Plus Network Driver Directory of AUTHORIZED FUEL STOPS ARIZONA cont. Kingman Petro Kingman #315 I-40 Exit 66 (928) 681-5246 Blake Ranch Rd Kingman TA Kingman #094 I-40 Exit 48 US 93 (928) 753-7600 Tonopah TA Tonopah #225 I-10 Exit 103 (623) 386-6443 Tucson Tucson Truck Terminal I-10 Exit 268 (520) 574-0050 White Hills TA Express White Hills #292 US Hwy 93 MM 29 (702) 502-9477 Willcox TA Willcox #226 I-10 Exit 340 (520) 384-5311 ARKANSAS Alma Hilltop Travel Center I-49 Exit 24 Hwy 282 (479) 632-1356 Brinkley Road Ranger #278 I-40 Exit 216 @ US-49 (815) 561-4367 Earle TA Earle #033 I-40 Exit 260 (870) 657-2105 Lowell Workmans Travel Center Lowell I-49 Exit 78 (479) 419-9424 Malvern JJs #2 I-30 Exit 106 (501) 778-2295 North Little Rock Petro North Little Rock #326 I-40 Exit 161 Hwy 391 (501) 945-3206 North Little Rock Truckomat I-40 Exit 161 (501) 945-2899 Ozark Workmans Travel Center Ozark I-40 Exit 35 (479) 667-0711 Prescott TA Prescott #224 I-30 Exit 44 (870) 887-8900 West Memphis Petro West Memphis #311 I-40 Exit 280 or (870) 702-5540 I-55 Exit 4 4 Quality Plus Network Driver Directory of AUTHORIZED FUEL STOPS CALIFORNIA Bakersfi eld 24 Seven Travel Plaza CA 184 Exit 117 (209) 485-7031 Bakersfi eld EZ Trip Bakersfi eld I-5 Exit 253 (661) 764-5217 Barstow TA Barstow #227 I-15 Exit 178 (760) 253-2922 Buttonwillow TA Buttonwillow #160 I-5 Exit 257 CA 58 (661) 764-5266 Castaic Castaic Truck Stop I-5 Exit 176A Parker Rd (661) 295-1374 Coachella TA Coachella #041 I-10 Exit 110 Dillon Rd (760) 342-6200 Corning Petro Corning #309 I-5 Exit 630 South Ave (530) 824-4685 Corning TA Corning #040 I-5 Exit 630 South Ave (530) 824-4646 Fontana Fontana Truck Stop Ctr I-10 Exit 61 (909) 357-1167 Fresno Fifth Wheel Truck Stop CA 99 Exit 127 (559) 633-3669 Gilroy The Garlic Farm Center US 101 & CA 152 (408) 847-5172 Livingston TA Livingston #170 CA 99 at Winton Parkway (209) 394-4418 Lodi 3 Bs Truck & Auto Plaza I-5 Exit 485 CA 12W (209) 368-8100 Lost Hills Lost Hills Travel Center I-5 Exit 278 @ Hwy 46 (661) 797-2354 Mojave Archer Travel Center CA 58 and CA 14 Sirra (661) 824-2800 Exit 171/17 Ontario Petro Ontario #026 I-10 Exit 57 Milliken Ave (909) 390-7800 Ontario TA Ontario #162 I-10 Exit 57 Milliken Ave (909) 390-2525 Pixley Bobs Chevron Truck Stop CA 99 (559) 757-3360 Redding TA Redding #057 I-5 Exit 673 Knighton Rd (530) 221-4760 5 Quality Plus Network Driver Directory of AUTHORIZED FUEL STOPS CALIFORNIA cont. Santa Nella Petro Santa Nella #346 I-5 Exit 403 - 2mi West (209) 827-8025 @ 152 & 33 Santa Nella TA Santa Nella #163 I-5 Exit 407 CA 33 (209) 826-0741 Soda Springs Lucky’s Travel Plaza I-80 Exit 165 (530) 426-0328 Stockton Vanco Truck & Auto Plaza I-5 Exit 471 Hwy 4 (209) 466-0833 Tipton Valley Fuel Town & Country Market CA 99 Exit 76 (559) 752-4905 Visalia Valley Fuel Travel Plaza CA 99 Exit 98 (559) 651-0009 West Sacramento Harbor Truck Stop I-80 Exit 1B (916) 372-2893 Westley Joes Travel Plaza Westley I-5 Exit 441 (254) 687-9711 Wheeler Ridge Petro Wheeler Ridge #327 I-5 Exit 219A (661) 663-4341 Wheeler Ridge/Arvin TA Wheeler Ridge #239 I-5 Exit 219A Laval Rd (661) 858-2804 Yreka Yreka Truck Stop I-5 Exit 776 (916) 952-6552 COLORADO Brush TA Express Brush #648 I-76 Exit 90 (970) 842-3122 Commerce City Sapp Bros. Denver I-70 Exit 278 or I-270 (303) 289-3900 Exit 4 Quebec St Commerce City TA Commerce City #148 I-70 Exit 278 or I-270 (303) 286-0123 Exit 4 Quebec St Fountain Tomahawk Travel Center I-25 Exit 128 (719) 382-5473 Fruita Alta Convenience #6317 I-70 Exit 19 (970) 858-8006 Grand Junction TA Express Grand Junction #264 I-70 Exit 26 (970) 243-7401 6 Quality Plus Network Driver Directory of AUTHORIZED FUEL STOPS COLORADO cont. Johnstown Petro Johnson’s Corner #399 I-25 Exit 254 (970) 667-2069 Lamar Ports to Plains Travel Plaza US-50 @ US-287 (719) 336-3445 Limon TA Limon #228 I-70 Exit 359 (719) 775-2811 Walsenburg TA Express Walsenburg #649 I-25 Exit 52 (719) 738-5733 Wheat Ridge TA Wheat Ridge #174 I-70 Exit 266 (303) 423-8250 CONNECTICUT Hartford Pride Travel Center I-91 Exit 33 (413) 737-6992 Mildale/Plantsville TA Southington #154 I-84 Exit 28 (860) 621-0106 New Haven TA Express New Haven #171 I-95 Exit 56 (203) 481-0301 Willington TA Willington #022 I-84 Exit 71 (860) 684-0499 DELAWARE Newark Sunoco #7687 520 JFK Memorial (302) 454-7216 Highway 7 Quality Plus Network Driver Directory of AUTHORIZED FUEL STOPS FLORIDA Baldwin TA Baldwin #247 I-10 Exit 343 (904) 266-4281 Davie Florida 595 Truck Stop 4751 SW 30th St (954) 327-9331 Jacksonville TA Jacksonville South #248 I-95 Exit 329 (904) 829-3946 Jasper Johnson & Johnson dba Penn Oil I-75 Exit 460 (386) 792-1497 Lake City TA Lake City #288 I-75 Exit 414 (386) 202-6500 Lee Jimmies Auto Truck Plaza I-10 Exit 262 (850) 971-4200 County Road 255 Live Oak Johnson and Johnson Busy Bee #25 I-10 Exit 283 (386) 487-2935 Madison Fast Track #410 I-10 Exit 258 SR 53 (850) 973-2351 Marianna TA Marianna #178 I-10 Exit 142 SR 71 (850) 526-3303 Monticello Fast Track #427 I-10 Exit 225 US 19 (850) 997-8787 Ocala/Reddick Petro Ocala #323 I-75 Exit 368 (352) 591-1881 Polk City Polk City Truck Stop - MTC Petroleum I-4 Exit 44 Hwy 559 (863) 984-1918 Tampa/Seff ner TA Express Tampa #158 I-4 Exit 10 (813) 262-1560 Vero Beach TA Vero Beach #197 I-95 Exit 147 FL 60 (772) 562-1791 Wildwood TA Wildwood #053 I-75 Exit 329 FL 44 (352) 748-2501 GEORGIA Atlanta Petro Atlanta #322 I-285 Exit 12 (404) 794-7772 Bainbridge Bainbridge Truck Stop US 84 1.5 miles west of (229) 246-2117 US 27 8 Quality Plus Network Driver Directory of AUTHORIZED FUEL STOPS GEORGIA cont.
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    ELECTRIC VEHICLES & PLUGIN HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLES A FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR THE CITY & BOROUGH OF WRANGELL, ALASKA April 26, 2013 Report Volume 1 Alaska Energy Authority Grant Agreement Number 7040070 Alaska Energy Authority GRANT AGREEMENT NUMBER 7040070 FINAL REPORT A feasibility study was conducted for the City of Wrangell regarding the use of electric vehicles (EV) and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV) as alternative modes of transportation for the city’s vehicles. This report is submitted in fulfillment of the Grant Agreement between the City of Wrangell and the Alaska Energy Authority. Alaska Energy Authority | Wrangell Electric Vehicle Feasibility Study Disclaimer This report has been prepared at the request of the City of Wrangell, Alaska, and the observations, conclusions, and recommendations contained herein constitute the opinions of WHPacific, Inc. WHPacific has prepared this report using in part web-based sources including information from private, public and government sectors. WHPacific does not take responsibility for errors or omissions within these sources. Our purpose was to provide the City of Wrangell with information that was the most current, relevant and reliable in an effort help the City develop a more comprehensive plan for the potential acquisition and implementation of electric vehicles, plug-in electric vehicles and the various derivatives within this evolving technology. WHPacific, Inc. Alaska Energy Authority | Wrangell Electric Vehicle Feasibility Study Purpose and Limitations of the Feasibility Study A feasibility study is an analysis of the viability of an idea. The development of this feasibility study focuses on helping answer the essential question of “should we proceed with the proposed project idea?” All activities of the study are directed toward helping answer this question.