truckstop

British  

/ ˈtrʌkˌstɒp /

noun

1. a place that supplies fuel, oil, etc, for lorries and trucks, and often provides facilities such as a restaurant for drivers

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Example Sentences

Mr Barnes, who has driven from Wolverhampton in the West Midlands and will be spending a few hours to get some rest at the recently-opened Felixstowe Truckstop, is one of them.

From BBC

Lewis Elder, 25, from Perth in Scotland, is at the end of a "wee trek" to get to Felixstowe and has just ordered a freshly-made Jamaican chicken meal from the Truckstop Cafe.

From BBC

Matt Dangerfield, co-owner of Felixstowe Truckstop, says Felixstowe, which has between 4,000 and 5,000 lorry visits each day, is essential to both the local and national economy.

From BBC

Craig McCracken’s ongoing “Kid Cosmic” applies a sketchbook aesthetic to the story of a desert truckstop community battling forces from space.

From Los Angeles Times

Will Moon’s family opened the Iowa 80 Truckstop in the 1960s near Walcott.

From Seattle Times