December 2014 Challenge Magazine

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FAREWELL Thanks for the Ride

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FAREWELL

It’s been a great run, but after 110 issues, we must say goodbye. It seems appropriate, then, to reminisce about the stories and covers that defined Challenge Magazine.

NASCAR’S DEFINING MOMENTS

We couldn’t have our final issue without a NASCAR story, and what better way to end than by taking a look back at the sport’s most defining moments. Feel free to debate our picks among yourselves.

RV JOURNEY

Anne talks about life on the road as a “work in progress” and we highlight some cool RV gadgets that can make your next trip even better.

Challenge Magazine’s QR Code

Download a free QR reader and scan this QR Code to get a direct link to our website where you’ll find a full electronic version of the magazine and links to our Facebook and Twitter pages.

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HEALTHY CHOICES

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around the track

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gettin’ outdoors

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driving thrU d.c.

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CHEW ON THIS

Linda gets to the salt of the matter.

Claire offers some insights on covering NASCAR.

Brenda shares the good and the bad during four seasons of hunting. brought to you by:

Mike thinks we’re in store for some encouragement and some of the same frustrations in 2015.

Danny has the perfect receipt for entertaining this holiday season.

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from the editor All good things …

letters to the editor

Readers share their thoughts and opinions on industry issues and stories from Challenge Magazine.

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SHORT RUNS

Broadening the mind with the interesting and inane. brought to you by:

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garmin gallery

Send in your photos, see them in Challenge Magazine and you may be a winner. sponsored by:

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Games

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what’s happening

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pilot flying j directory

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LOYALTY

Sudoku, word search and crossword puzzles. Some clues for the puzzle come from this issue of Challenge Magazine.

Travel Well and the Fisher House Foundation.

The comprehensive Pilot Flying J directory lists everything from location addresses to services available.

MyRewards card.

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by greg girard was hoping in my career as an editor I would never have to write one of these columns, but here I am nonetheless, writing the final editor’s note for a magazine – an unenviable experience, to say the least.

As I write this, I can hear the staff of Challenge outside my office working on this final issue as diligently as if it were the first. Brad Beard, our one and only graphics editor, has designed every Challenge Magazine. He’s made the cover story spread you see in every issue a signature of the magazine’s style and, truly, Challenge would not be what it is today without his vision.

Anne Huberth, our intrepid accounts manager and another stalwart of the magazine for nearly a decade, has worked to fill the pages of Challenge with some of the best-looking advertisements in the industry. Her high standards made Challenge a must publication for advertisers targeting the trucking industry.

Amanda Jakl, our assistant editor for the past four years, propelled Challenge into the social media world, lending an online voice not only to our magazine but to the entire industry on issues impacting trucking.

Jennifer Kirby, with her encyclopedic knowledge of the AP stylebook, has made sure each issue was clear of grammatical errors. Our writers, from Joan Tupponce’s many cover stories to Claire B. Lang’s insider’s look at NASCAR, have made Challenge Magazine a publication synonymous with unmatched commentary and stories that engaged and inspired our diverse readership.

And, finally, Kathy Virtue, publisher and creator of Challenge Magazine.

When this idea was first germinating in her mind, she already had a name that succinctly epitomized this world of trucking. The transportation industry is many things, but no one will dispute that it is first and foremost a challenge.

Kathy’s vision evolved into a publication that touched every person and aspect of the transportation community.

We’ve had a good run here at Challenge Magazine. We started in 2005 and we end just on the cusp of 2015. Not too bad, even if all of us feel it could have been much longer.

Through nearly 10 years of entertaining the millions of drivers that keep this country moving forward 24/7/365, through 110 issues offering insights on sports, entertainment, health and transportation, and through countless stories on the joys and hardships of the trucking life, we stayed true to our goal of providing an engaging respite from the open road. We will always be proud of that.

It’s been my sincere pleasure writing for all of you. Thank you for your trust and your loyalty. And, as always, safe driving.

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AARON RODGERS You had to put Rodgers on the cover, didn’t you? Out of all the players in the NFL, I have to see a Packers jersey for an entire month.

Ugh. Bill “Tug” Tugkowski Chicago

Go Packers! Loved the cover story in October. I can still remember watching the NFL draft in 2005 and my husband saying we got a steal. I didn’t know anything about him at the time, but, boy, did that work out for us.

Brett Favre was great but his wildness and crazy interceptions drove me nuts. Rodgers’ motivation and drive is a lesson for us all.

Helen Caple Green Bay, Wisconsin

NASCAR’s Future Looks like a good crop of young drivers are itching to get a chance at glory. My bet is on Chase Elliot. That kid can race!

Darren Baker Charlotte, North Carolina

Last Issue Heard through the grapevine December is your last issue. Challenge Magazine will be missed. I started driving the year Challenge

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came out, in 2005. I feel like I’ve grown up with you guys. What am I going to do now when I’m waiting for my load? Thanks for entertaining me through the good and the bad.

Jason Wilkerson Mankato, Minnesota

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A Closer Look: Interstate Highway System

We’ve come a long way since the National Road of 1811 that connected Maryland and Illinois. It wasn’t until the Great Depression that the idea of a national road system was seriously considered. President Roosevelt saw it as another cog in his New Deal initiative to create jobs. At first, the thought was to create a toll-road system but it was deemed unrealistic due to lack of traffic. Progress in the system was slow, and then World War II came along, so it wasn’t until President Eisenhower, in 1956, that the “National System of Interstate and Defense Highways” bill was created, proposing a 41,000-mile system of roads across the country. Let’s take a closer look at the system that made trucking the influential industry it is today.

The initial motivation behind the highway system was nuclear war, with the idea that the roads would make evacuation from targeted cities easier.

Eisenhower was influenced by the efficient German Autobahn system during WWII. The longest interstate route is Boston to Seattle on Interstate 90, stretching 3,020.54 miles. The shortest? Interstate 97, from Annapolis, Maryland, to Baltimore at 17.62 miles.

Interstate 95 runs through 16 states, from Maine to Florida, the most in the highway system.

Five state capitals are not connected to the highway system – Juneau, Alaska; Dover, Delaware; Jefferson City, Missouri; Carson City, Nevada; and Pierre, South Dakota.

The total number of miles of the Interstate Highway System is just under 47,000.

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GET HEALTHY

BY THE NUMBERS: WINTER SOLSTICE The word solstice comes from the Latin “sol” (sun) and “sistere” (to stand still), due to the sun virtually stopping its seasonal path before reversing direction. In Ireland, a tomb called Newgrange was constructed around 3,200 B.C. (more than 1,000 years before Stonehenge and 500 years before the Pyramids at Giza), and remarkably, every winter solstice, a beam of light shines through a “roof box” near the entrance reaching the floor of the tomb and gradually extending to the back of the tomb’s chamber. Here are a few numbers on the winter solstice of our time.

Depression Statistics indicate that up to 20 percent of truck drivers deal with some level of depression.

Considering the work environment, that isn’t too surprising. Poor diet, lack of sleep and isolation can all lead to depression. Adding to this environment are the holidays, which we all know increase the risk of depression, especially for those away from family and friends. Symptoms of depression can include: • • • •

Feelings of sadness or worthlessness Loss of interest in life and normal activities Tiredness Irritability

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Anxiety Trouble thinking and concentrating Frequent thoughts of death Unexplained physical ailments

Everybody gets down now and again, but if these symptoms persist, it’s time to get help, whether for yourself or someone you know. For more information on depression, visit faceitfoundation.org.

ROAD WISDOM

When I die, I want to die like my grandfather who died peacefully in his sleep. Not screaming like all the passengers in his car.

– Will Rogers

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farewell by greg girard

he year 2005 doesn’t seem all that long ago until you start to recall some of the events that took place halfway through the first decade of the 21st century.

George W. Bush was president, Pope John Paul II died, Hurricane Katrina devastated New Orleans and the Gulf region, the New England Patriots won the Super Bowl, Tom Cruise jumped on Oprah’s couch, “Million Dollar Baby” won the Academy Award for best picture and “American Idol” had taken over America.

Challenge Magazine started in 2005 too – an idea by Kathy Virtue, the publisher, that was intended to give something back to the professional truck driver. I sat down with Kathy as

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we began to prepare our final issue, and she shared her thoughts on Challenge, the transportation industry and her fondest memories over the past 10 years.

What kind of impact do you think Challenge Magazine had?

The impact of Challenge Magazine is something I’ve thought long and hard about. I don’t know that I knew the impact when it was created. I didn’t see how deep those waters would go. But I have talked to so many truck drivers out on the road and at the Driver Appreciation Tour or Truck Driver Challenge and they’ve talked to me about how much they love the magazine. I’m

always hearing how well it’s written, that they love the variety of stories we share and how often our stories took them to a place they never thought they would go.

One of my favorite things a driver ever shared with me was from a letter he sent to me. It was a letter to the publisher, and it said, “Not much of a golf fan, never been to a country club, but read your Tiger Woods story and I felt like I was at the Masters with you. Felt like I understood Tiger better too. Loved that it was written through Tiger’s truck driver’s eyes. If he ever needs another driver, I’m available.”

It was neat for me to hear from a truck driver who would not have thought about himself as a golfer or

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golf fan or a Tiger Woods fan, but he picked up Challenge, read it and we took him somewhere that he never would have gone. He didn’t know about the Nike rig, he didn’t know about Tiger’s eight hours of practice a day. He didn’t know about all that. It’s just been great for me to hear that.

A story can change a life, right?

Publisher Kathy Virtue with the first issue of Challenge Magazine hot off the presses.

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Absolutely. This year, I had a reader write to me and say, “I always read your ‘Healthy Choices’ section and in one issue I learned about the signs of diabetes. And I actually went home and told my wife, yikes, I have a couple of those signs. She made me go in for an appointment and sure enough I had Type 1 diabetes and didn’t know it.”

That brought tears to my eyes, that some guy said, hey, I was reading your magazine and it saved my life. He isn’t spending time reading a health and fitness magazine. He isn’t hanging out at the doctor’s office. He was reading Challenge.

I also loved that so many people felt it was a value that Pilot gave them because they thought so much for the professional truck driver. In their mind, they knew Pilot was responsible for providing that

magazine. And it was such a thank you.

It was a way of saying we just want to give you something that’s about you, for you. Something just to make your life a little easier, and in a time where people and companies rarely do that anymore.

I think it was very much appreciated.

And then this year, I had a conversation with Maverick Transportation and she said, “Well, we’re going to renew Challenge, full page again. We’ve been with you since issue No. 1; the finest recruits we get come from Challenge Magazine.”

They’ve been with us since the first issue and they’re still with us 10 years later. So, that’s the impact I didn’t know we’d have. To save a life, to take someone somewhere they normally wouldn’t go, to make people want to take photos from the road and share them in our Garmin Gallery, to help with recruiting quality drivers. It’s just been amazing to me to see it become bigger than I ever dreamed it would be.

What was the dream initially? What was the vision?

Oddly enough, I was at Pilot with Mark Hazelwood and Jimmy Haslam and we were visiting fleets to talk about how we could help them recruit drivers. There was a driver shortage 10 years ago, just

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We’ve had many covers – 110 to be exact – and all of us in the office have our favorites. Most often, our favorites mesh with yours, although every once in a while we get surprised. After nearly a decade, we’ve pulled out the cover stories that garnered the most feedback.

Medal of Honor – This issue, which ran in May 2012, was the most sought-after issue in the history of the magazine. Not only for the striking cover and layout, but also for the story behind the cover, highlighting the history of the Medal of Honor and sharing the story of Medal of Honor recipient Joe Marm.

Dale Earnhardt Jr. – Junior has graced the cover four times, the most of anyone, and each time the request for additional copies goes up at the office. Our last cover with Junior was in August 2012, as part of a NASCAR mid-season review story. It was ideal timing for us, as he had just broken a winless drought of 143 races, winning at Michigan International Speedway, his first since June 2008. Since then, Junior has been a more familiar face in victory lane and we like to think we had something to do with that.

Women in Country – Most of country music’s female stars have graced the cover of Challenge over the years. From Sara Evans and Reba McIntyre to Dolly Parton and Miranda Lambert, all have been popular.

Jo Dee Messina was our first country star, in June 2006, but there are two that garnered a more noticeable increase in responses from our readers: Gretchen Wilson and Kellie Pickler.

The original “Redneck Woman,” Wilson was on the cover in July 2011 with a story by Joan Tupponce that highlighted her rise to fame since her No. 1 single hit the airwaves in 2004. Country’s “Gypsy Redneck,” Pickler graced our cover in April 2012 and her rags to riches story, a la Dolly Parton, hit home with many of our readers.

NASCAR – OK, we admit, we never seemed to satisfy our readers’ appetite for NASCAR stories. Although we can attest that every editorial meeting we had, NASCAR was the first topic on the agenda. It didn’t seem to matter. The calls kept coming in … more NASCAR. From dirt tracks and safety issues to highlighting every champion, we did our best to meet your demands. Just seems like it was never enough.

Football – Put aside, for a moment, our readers’ insatiable appetite for NASCAR; by far, the second most in-demand sport was football. Quarterbacks tended to dominate our covers, but we did find time to highlight two teams: the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Dallas Cowboys. Interestingly, regardless of the player on the cover, we received more mail from fans of that player’s rival teams than from fans of the player’s team. What does that say about football fans?

Trick My Truck – “Trick My Truck” ran for five seasons on CMT, and we made them the cover story in October 2006, just as their second season started. Basically, the boys from the Chrome Shop Mafia would surprise truck drivers with a complete tractor makeover. As you might expect, the show was a major hit with our readers, all hoping they would be lucky enough to get picked.

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as there is today, and I went along to hear how I could help in some way.

All I did was listen as we went from one big trucking company to the next. And when we got back on the airplane, I said to Mark, I’m going to tell you what you need, you need a magazine that’s kind of the Sports Illustrated, USA Today, transportation magazine that’s full of coupons, updates readers on the growth of Pilot and entertains. I said the magazine can be Pilot’s mouthpiece.

You’ve got 10,000 items in your stores, there’s the advertising, and you’re building more stores every year, so we should have a directory. So from that airplane talk, I came back home, created Challenge Magazine, flew back to Knoxville, presented it to Pilot and they said go for it. And I don’t think they even knew how cool it was going to be. And it ended up being pretty cool.

What were the challenges over the 10 years?

No real negatives, you know, because the good comes with the bad. We had magazines so chock full of ads that we had to add pages and then in 2008, during the recession, we had to take some away. We were very much a reflection of what was happening in the trucking industry and the economy as a whole. So I really kind of took that on the chin. You have to endure the bad times to enjoy the good, and the staff here have been very faithful. We had the same graphics editor for all 110 issues, the same national accounts manager for eight years, fabulous editors, great writers … it’s just been a fun ride.

Is there a memory that really sticks out?

I’ll tell you the day it hit me. I was on an airplane, this was maybe five years ago. I was in my seat and I could see up the aisle, five or six seats, there was a guy in a suit, and he was clearly a businessman, and he was reading Challenge Magazine. I went up and pretended I was using the restroom, and stopped next to him and said I read Challenge Magazine too. And he said, great magazine.

I’m in the transportation industry and this is a must-read. And that tickled me to death to be on an airplane and see someone reading Challenge.

Another thing is just how many cool people we’ve had on the cover and that I’ve even had an opportunity to interview. I think of just the litany of people I talked to or interviewed that said they could drive a truck – Dale Earnhardt Sr. had a CDL, Toby Keith has a CDL. There are so many people that said, oh, my dad was a truck driver, my brother is a truck driver, I have a CDL. Just how deep the roots of trucking are in America is something I was privy to.

What would you like to say to the readers on this last issue?

Just the privilege, what an overwhelming privilege it has been to provide something for the folks in an industry I think is so incredibly hard. We named it right. Challenge was the right name for this magazine. The industry is challenging, the job is challenging, to get through a year safely, that’s challenging. To be on the weight scales perfect every time is challenging. To get your load delivered on time, that’s challenging. Everything about a driver’s lifestyle is just a huge challenge to me. So it’s been a privilege to provide for a group of people who I have an enormous amount of respect for – a publication that I was very, very proud of. And I hope they will remember it fondly for many years.

And I’d like to thank Pilot Flying J for allowing us to distribute there and being our partners. They’re a fine company and I’ve been proud to have their marks on the cover.

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by robert nason

s Henry Ford said, “Auto racing began five minutes after the second car was built.” It didn’t matter if it was two hotheads racing down an abandoned straightaway or a group of hotheads racing around a dirt track, the popularity of a sport derived from speed just kept growing.

By the end of World War II, Bill France Sr., a car repair shop owner and avid racer, had been organizing races around Daytona Beach, Florida, for nearly a decade. France experienced first-hand the frustrations race promoters faced in organizing events, so he suggested a meeting to discuss the creation of a sanctioning body. Soon after, the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing was born. Its first sanctioned race came on Feb. 15, 1948.

Since then, the number of great moments in NASCAR can and have filled a book. If we could have a flashing dis-

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claimer light on this page, it would be blinding you right now. Debate reigns with experts, fans and NASCAR itself as to the sport’s top defining moments.

We’re here to happily add fuel to the fire. Here are our top six … now feel free to debate among yourselves.

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Pass in the Grass

What’s now known as the All-Star Challenge race started out as The Winston, and what made it immediately desirable for the drivers was the rather large prize money that came with the win – $200,000 in the 1980s compared to an average winning prize of just more than $50,000 for the other races.

So it’s not surprising that the “Intimidator,” Dale Earnhardt Sr., and

the other top drivers would be gunning for the checkered flag in the 1987 Winston at the Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Earnhardt was on fire coming into the race, having won six out of the first nine races that season. Bill Elliot, Earne’s Moto r Spe

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hardt’s main rival, was also in top form, having won the Daytona 500 to start the 1987 season. The race came down to the two of them.

In the final segment, Earnhardt and Elliot jockeyed for the lead, with Elliot’s pass attempts being aggressively blocked by Earnhardt. Heading into turn four, with seven laps to go, Elliot’s car tapped Earnhardt’s Chevrolet, sending Earnhardt’s car onto the infield grass. Somehow, Earnhardt managed to keep control of his car, get back onto the track, swerve in front of Elliot and maintain his lead. There wasn’t a racing expert that could explain the feat. Earnhardt went on to win the race.

While Earnhardt didn’t technically pass anyone, the move went down in NASCAR lore as “The Pass in the Grass.”

Elliot’s reaction after the face: “If a man has to run over you to beat you, it’s time for this stuff to stop. What he did wasn’t right.

When a man pulls over and lets you by and then tries to run you into the wall, I’d say that was done deliberately. If somebody doesn’t do something about this, we’re coming back next week and we’ll see what happens.”

Earnhardt’s response: “This whole deal is between me and Bill, and it has nothing to do with our teams. We knocked each other around, but it’s all over now as far as I am concerned. But if Bill still wants to do something about it, then I’ll stand flat-footed with him any day.” Classic Intimidator.

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Six Pack

The modern era of NASCAR has two names at the top of the list: Jeff Gordon and Jimmie Johnson. Gordon’s Rainbow Warrior defined the ’90s; Johnson has owned the 2000s.

Last year’s championship gave him the coveted “Six Pack” of NASCAR championships (2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2013).

Only two drivers in NASCAR history have won more: Petty and Earnhardt, both with seven each.

Pretty good company, and the fact that Johnson is only 39 offers the real possibility that he

27. He won 10 consecutive races that year and went on to be the first NASCAR driver to earn six figures ($130,275) for the season. Then, just 17 years later, Petty recorded his 200th career win. No. 2 on the list of wins in NASCAR history is David Pearson, with 105. Jeff Gordon, the closest active driver, has 92 (as of this writing). Records are made to be broken, but some never will be. The King will reign forever. Long live The King.

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There’s a reason they call him “The King.” In 1967, Richard Petty made 48 starts. He won

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can match or exceed the number of championships of those two legends.

Winston Sponsorship

Right place, right time. There’s something to that when it comes to NASCAR’s sponsorship history. Early in NASCAR, sponsorships were dealt with at the local level, and the pressure was on for promoters and owners to continue replenishing their sponsorship deals each year. While that part hasn’t changed, it’s now done on a much grander scale.

As the sport’s popularity grew in the 1960s, national corporations, including R.J. Reynolds, started to take notice and began sponsoring select events. Then in 1971, R.J. Reynolds committed to sponsoring the entire series, and the Winston Cup would reign in NASCAR for 33 years. As for that timing, it helped NASCAR that the U.S. ban of cigarette advertising on TV took effect the same year, and so R.J. Reynolds had an enormous marketing budget to spread around. The R.J. Reynolds commitment to NASCAR opened the floodgates for other national accounts to partner with the racing sport.

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The Fight

While fighting in NASCAR is nothing new, before 1979, those within the sport and diehard fans were the only ones that knew about driver and team feuds. Capitalizing on a new agreement with CBS, the Daytona 500 was to be televised in its entirety for the first time. And helping NASCAR move closer to center stage, a convenient, and major, snowstorm on the East Coast had millions snowed in and ready to watch.

NASCAR delivered. Donnie Allison was in the lead on the final lap, with Cale Yarborough close behind. Yarborough attempted to pass on the backstretch, while Allison moved over to block, pushing Yarborough into the grass. Neither driver gave in. Yarborough pushed back and they eventually crashed against the outside wall. Petty, nearly half a lap back, cruised to one of his 200 wins.

Tempers were already high, as Yarborough had collided with Allison and his brother Bobby earlier in the race. After the crash, Bobby pulled over to offer his brother a ride back to the garage, but Yarborough wasn’t finished with The Brothers Allison; an argument broke out and then helmets, legs and arms started swinging in all directions. The national audience ate it up, and it even made the front page of The New York Times.

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This is often considered the race that propelled NASCAR into the national spotlight and put racing on the map as a major American sport.

Feb. 18, 2001

Even 13 years later, the death of Dale Earnhardt Sr. casts a shadow over the sport. NASCAR has moved on, but it will never forget.

PHOTO: Alba Colon Earnhardt was third on the final lap of the 2001 Daytona 500 when his car was tapped from behind by Sterling Marlin. He lost control, was hit

by Ken Schrader’s car and slammed nose first into the wall.

“TV does not do that crash justice,” Darrell Waltrip said after watching the replay.

“That is incredible impact.

Those are the kinds of accidents that are absolutely frightening.”

The next day, NASCAR’s Mike Helton announced, “We’ve lost Dale Earnhardt.”

“In reaction to Dale Earnhardt’s death, I think

NASCAR rethought how they managed safety,” Dr. Robert Hubbard said in an ESPN interview 10 years after Earnhardt’s death.

“And they’ve become very proactive.”

NASCAR has since focused heavily on driver safety, from protective seats to head restraints to “soft walls” that absorb impact.

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set out on the road living in my Winnebago as a full-time workamper in May 2007. For me, it was and continues to be my dream come true … traveling the country and making a living at jobs along the way.

This dream life entailed selling my house, giving away all my furniture, walking away from my career, saying goodbye to family and friends, and in short, learning a brand new way of life.

In the beginning, I was naïve and unprepared. I fell down quite a few times. But I got up just one more time than I fell, and that has made all the difference.

Money never mattered in my decisions.

If it did, I would never have gone from the mountains and valleys of Pennsylvania, the only experience of home I had until I found the open road.

This is a contemplative life – one that has evolved out of some sad and lonely but mostly happy and fulfilling times. I have it all ways and always here on the road.

My unconventional home, this tin can cabin, has provided me with comfort, mobility and grace. I am still growing into it.

What I’ve learned, so far: •

Carry only what you need and want.

Everything else can be found along the way. When first starting out, I thought I needed my own ladder, so I bought

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one and carried it over thousands of miles. When I needed to use it to clean my RV, there was someone offering one before I could even get mine out.

Once you no longer have a use for something, give it away to someone who does. It is a forced necessity, as storage is a premium factor. I find thrift stores and donate good reusable items, thereby lightening my load and lifting my heart.

Stay connected with family. It is so important for your well-being. Regular Skyping, texting, emails and phone calls keep me from singing the blues. Home is a state of heart and mind.

This lifestyle makes you into an unintentional conservationist. In my “land” home, I always took hot water for granted; leisurely 15-minute showers were the norm. With a 6-gallon water tank in the RV, I learned fast that having a hot shower from beginning to end takes timing, agility and a shower nozzle with an on-off switch. Now, I take showers in five minutes with hot water to spare.

Establish some routines for your new location to be sure that your time there is well spent. Whenever I arrive at a new location, I do some research on places to see and things to do.

One regular stop is the local library. The

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folks there are a wealth of information about the area and always give me more than enough to keep me busy adventuring.

Pay it forward! Be a volunteer! When circumstances and finances allow, I volunteer my time and labor to various organizations around the country. One year, I helped build a hiking trail around a lake. Several times over the years, I have been a campground host at state parks around the country. My duties included taking care of an entire campground, keeping it clean, trimming trees, helping rangers keep visitors safe and giving out park information.

Be grateful for everything that comes your way. Even when you are leaving a wonderful job remember that every ending leads to a new beginning. When one door closes, another door opens.

Recently, I volunteered with Habitat for Humanity, building a house for a needy family. I helped build interior walls, put up roof trusses and paint doors. My days were long, hot and tiring but seeing a young family get a hand up and a new start gave me immeasurable satisfaction.

I feel so rich with the diversity of places to explore, people to meet or reconnect with, and adventures around the next turn in the road. And I continue to count my blessings ... always.

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BY ROBERT NASON

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ost road trip gadgets are about convenience.

It’s all about how well they pack, how well they transport and how well they work. We’ve come up with a short of list of items everyone should consider before hitting the road and enjoying the great outdoors.

Picnic Time X-Grill Portable Grill - $50

Ever arrive at the campground, take one look at the

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rusted grill over the fire pit and start longing for your trusty home grill? The X-Grill, while not the five-burner you may have at home, may just be the solution to that campground dilemma. It’s the ultimate portable charcoal grill that folds up like a beach chair and slides easily into a tote bag.

Perfect for camping or tailgating, the X-Grill sets up in about minute and will have you cooking those hot dogs and burgers before you’re hooked up for the night. Cleans up well, too, with just a mild detergent.

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Thermacell bug repellent - $32

If the bugs drive you crazy but you want to avoid breathing in the citronella smell or spraying your skin with repellent, make the switch to the Thermacell Mosquito Repellent Lantern. The camping lantern, which also comes in a more elegant patio version, repels mosquitoes, black flies and more within a 15-by-15 area. Odorless and flameless, the lantern’s secret is a synthetic copy of a natural repellent found in chrysanthemums. Each repellent mat placed in the lantern lasts up to four hours, and refills are available for around $6 a pack. And don’t forget to use the lantern.

Origami Storage Box - $25

Collapsible and easy to store, the Origami Storage Boxes are there

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when you need them. They’re lightweight, easy to transport, and come in three sizes. The RVers we talked to have used them as a laundry basket, cooler and tool chest. The most attractive feature, however, is its collapsibility when not in use: It doesn’t take up space until you need it. Fair warning: Only the large container has a lid.

Ambient Weather Alert Radio - $40

Essential for any emergency kit, the Ambient Weather Alert Radio is a multi-purpose device that’s worth the investment. With digital AM/ FM NOAA weather alert capabilities, the radio is also a flashlight and a five-way charger – USB, AC, DC, hand-crank and solar (some chargers are optional). In fact, in direct sunlight, the radio will charge its lithiumion battery continuously. Use the crank for one minute and get 20 minutes of power. Its rubberized edges make it sturdy and dependable for almost any activity, and it’s small enough to fit into a purse or small pack, allowing you to take it almost anywhere. Safety is never a bad investment, and this radio will keep you tuned in to weather emergencies in your area.

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salt

by linda mcgirr

Linda McGirr is a Registered Dietitian and certified Dietitian-Nutritionist

alt is a staple pantry item in most households in the U.S. Right now, I have six kinds of salt in my house.

I have the regular iodized table salt in a familiar round box. I have two kinds of French sea salt – one finely ground into small crystals that pours easily and one in large crystals that I hardly ever use. Then there is the bright white flaked salt from English saltwater marshland that is perfect on a slice of fresh tomato. Last, there are two kinds of Hawaiian sea salt – one black and one pink that I put in little bowls and set out on the table when my foodie friends come over.

Because I tend to go easy on the salt for health reasons, all this salt will probably last me at least a decade. Why, you might ask, would a dietitian have so much salt in the house when it is constantly being said that too much salt is not good for you? Good question. Let’s look at what salt is all about.

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What is salt?

Salt is a natural mineral compound made up of white cube-shaped crystals composed of two elements, sodium and chloride. Salt is made up of 40 percent sodium and 60 percent chloride. There are several different types of salt to choose from. Each has various properties and textures but ultimately, they all have a similar content of sodium and chloride. Here are some of the differences.

Table salt is typically mined from underground salt deposits. This salt is processed to eliminate other minerals and elements.

Table salt usually contains an additive to prevent clumping. This is the type of salt that is typically used in salt shakers, since it is free-flowing and won’t get lumpy.

Most table salt is iodized salt, which means that iodine has been added. Iodine is an essential mineral that the body needs in very small amounts to maintain a healthy thyroid. Iodine is not produced in the body,

so by adding it to salt, most people can get enough, even if they use only a small amount of salt.

Evaporating water from the ocean or other salt-water bodies produces sea salt.

There is little processing involved, so trace minerals and other elements remain in the salt after evaporation. These minerals add different colors and flavors to the sea salt depending on which body of water they come from. They also come in a variety of textures.

Kosher salt is a coarse, grain salt from earth or sea that chefs recommend tossing on everything from meat to popcorn. It adds crunch to foods and may or may not have anti-clumping additives. Kosher salt got its name because it is perfect for curing meat, which is a step in the koshering process.

Lite salt is usually part sodium chloride and part potassium chloride. The “lite” means it’s light on sodium. This may be recommended for some people who need to follow a low-sodium diet. Potassium may interact with certain blood pressure medications, however, so you should always ask your medical professional before switching to lite salt.

Seasoned salt is salt with added herbs and spices. Since there is less sodium chloride in it to make room for the other flavorings, there will be less sodium in it overall.

Why use salt?

Salt is used mostly to bring out the flavor of foods in cooking, but there are other uses as well.

• Salt was used to preserve foods before there was refrigeration. Salt draws the water out of foods and inhibits growth of bacteria, yeast and mold, and therefore prevents food spoilage.

• Salt affects the texture of some foods. Breads, for example, that contain salt have a finer texture than breads made without salt.

• Salt controls fermentation of certain foods such as cheese, bread dough and sauerkraut.

• Salt stabilizes and increases the vol ume of beaten egg whites and whipped cream.

• Salt is used in pickling vegetables and to preserve them in canning.

Salt and Health

The two components of salt, sodium and chloride, are essential for human health. Sodium has a role in controlling blood pressure and blood volume, and is needed for your muscles and nerves to work properly. Studies show that there is a direct link between high blood pressure (hypertension) and sodium intake. Hypertension is a major risk w w w. p t c c h a l l e n g e . c o m

Strategies to get your sodium intake on track

Americans consume, on average, 3,200 milligrams (mg) of sodium per day. The recommended allowance for an adult is no more than 1,500 mg of sodium per day. factor for heart disease and stroke. Chloride has a role in digestion, nerve function and regulation of cell fluids. Chloride may also have a link to blood pressure regulation, but more study is needed.

Sodium gets the majority of attention when it comes to dietary recommendations.

According to the American Heart Association (AHA), Americans consume, on average, 3,200 milligrams (mg) of sodium per day. The recommendation of the AHA is for adults to consume no more than 1,500 mg of sodium per day. This recommendation is

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supported by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, which is the national organization for Registered Dietitians. Keep in mind that one teaspoon of salt contains 2,300 mg of sodium. Sodium occurs naturally in foods to a certain degree, but most of Americans’ sodium intake comes from eating processed foods and restaurant meals. Only 13 percent of sodium intake is from salt being added at the table or in cooking. It’s easy to see why most Americans exceed the recommendations: It’s hard not to.

The American Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics has several suggestions to help reduce your sodium intake: • Use less salt in cooking. Skip the salt in preparing pasta, rice, cereals and vegetables.

• Taste your food before adding salt at the table, and use it only when needed, rather than as a habit.

• Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, which are naturally low in sodium.

• Use herbs, spices and fruit juices as alternatives to salt in cooking for added flavor with less sodium.

• Look at the food labels for terms such as reduced salt or sodium, low-sodium or sodium-free.

• Choose fresher foods rather than processed foods to dramatically cut the amount of sodium in your diet.

So choose and use your salt wisely. If you like fancy salts, use them in moderation to enhance your food experience. Don’t use salt when you don’t have to, but don’t skimp if it will affect the outcome of your hard work at food preparation. And as always, go by what your doctor tells you. If you need to cut down, there are plenty of other seasonings to choose from. Experiment and enjoy!

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covering nascar

by claire b. lang

hings you might not know about what it’s like to cover NASCAR.

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Don’t ask me if I have a favorite driver

When people hear I’m a beat reporter on the NASCAR circuit they ask if I have a favorite driver. I don’t. All drivers have their strengths and weaknesses because, breaking news here: They are human. I enjoy covering all sides. Jeff Gordon is classy and clever, Dale Junior is the real deal, Kyle Busch is nicer than non-Busch fans would think, Brad Keselowski is kinder than folks know.

I could go on.

You want my job?

My job is ridiculously interesting. If you want to hang in my shoes, though, you leave home Thursday and return Monday – maybe Tuesday if there’s a rain delay, as there are often news conferences on Tuesday to cover.

I’m like many truck drivers, but I hang out at airport gates and on planes instead of on the open road. Yes, I am “lucky” to have a job like this because it took more than 25 years of hard work and 100 percent dedication to get here. Of course, I’d do it again in a heartbeat.

The Media Center “deadline room”

Not everyone is part of the deadline room media. Those are the media corps members who ask questions during news conferences and cover the garage beat. When I started, it was a rite of passage to get scrutiny from the curmudgeonly newspaper writers until

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you earned your place in the deadline room.

It took years to earn a way in. I have great admiration for the credible journalists of the group who tell and don’t inflate the story.

The deadline room is where you’ll find some whom I respect greatly.

Drivers who won’t talk after incidents

I am always chasing down stories and interviews – but when a driver simply doesn’t want to talk, I won’t chase him to the motor coach lot. Some say these drivers are paid to talk, but it’s not required, unless they finish in the top three. There are actually very few times when, if asked a question in the right way, a driver won’t respond with respect. A lack of response often reveals how upset he or she is. Solution: Interview someone else who could use the exposure.

Driver fights – I’ve been there

The competition executives used to joke that if there was a fight on the track, as they pulled team members off the pile they’d find me at the bottom with my microphone running.

True, that! I’ve been knocked down during a NASCAR fight. Not really surprising, considering all the arms and elbows flying when team members are pulling folks back from a fight. It just happened that my nose was there waiting. I’m very careful to stay out of the way, cover my face, and not get hurt while still trying to cover the action. So far, so good.

NASCAR fixed? WHAT?

I’ve been covering this sport for as long as I can remember and I am always there on the inside with my eyes wide open. No, it is not

fixed. NASCAR doesn’t care who wins the race, they care about parity – and they can be ruthless in enforcing their rules. Sure, there are strike balls called. Do I always agree with their decisions? No. But, while our sport is unique, based on mechanics and more than just the athlete, it’s a sport that plays out live before our eyes every week and the outcome is a surprise to everyone.

Don’t believe everything you read

Stories with headlines ending in question marks are usually not firm facts. Some websites get daily reports as to how many of you click in, and so they write to get clicks rather than to be credible. Every story should include an attempt to contact both sides. If it’s one-sided and contains neither a “no comment” nor a comment from other side … it’s not credible. Reader beware.

My mug on TV

There is protocol in covering NASCAR. The live TV and radio networks broadcasting the race go first, then the pack on pit road or victory lane. You see me waiting my turn, and when the live broadcasts are done, I swoop in for my questions. I try to avoid the cameras — a feat not always possible. One time, a live network TV crew changed direction and went in for an interview, so I turned to back out and, bam, I full-faced a camera lens that projected my mug the size of a big screen. Oops.

It’s a pleasure covering the sport for all of you. Wherever the NASCAR caravan unloads coast to coast, you can bet I’ll be there with my recorder!

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seasons by brenda potts

n most of North America we go through four seasons: spring, summer, fall and winter. Each season has its good and bad points.

We have seasons because the earth’s axis (an imaginary pole through the center of the earth) doesn’t run straight up and down. The planet rotates on an axis that leans slightly.

As it orbits around the sun different parts of Earth get the sun’s direct rays. (Are you trying to remember your high school science?)

It is winter in the northern hemisphere when the South Pole is tilted toward the sun. During the winter solstice the tilt away from the sun is maximized, reducing the amount of sunlight that is reaching us.

Around our house, the four seasons are turkey, bass, elk and deer. Our lives revolve around hunting and fishing seasons, with schedules planned according to the seasonal movement of the sun and moon, and the mating seasons of the wildlife we pursue.

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Since the grandkids started getting old enough to hunt, youth-only hunting seasons have become my favorite time of year. Introducing kids to the outdoors is so gratifying, and always fun. Plus it keeps you young as you see the natural world through their eyes.

In the non-hunting seasons we have “show season.” It’s when we attend trade shows and consumer events and spend time in the studios creating the television shows we filmed during the previous hunting and fishing seasons.

Mother Nature’s seasons can be glorious and cruel. Things bloom, things die, things go dormant and then are reborn. The animals we hunt and fish have been going through seasonal cycles for centuries.

It gives you a sense of normalcy, but also a sense of your own mortality. Life is seasonal.

When you live seasonally it seems to make time go by faster. This has its good

and bad points. We may be sad when one season comes to an end, but happy to begin the next. As seasons change, new directions emerge.

We have been blessed to share our love of the outdoors through magazines, DVDs, television and social media. Hopefully something we experienced and shared inspired someone else to get outdoors, to try hunting or fishing or at least start to understand it. When people experience the outdoors firsthand they begin to care about it, become stewards of conservation, and pass along a legacy we cannot afford to lose.

It has been my pleasure to share stories with you in the “Gettin’ Outdoors” column for many years, but sadly this will now come to an end. My work will continue through our company, Legacy Trails Media. I want to thank the good folks at Challenge Magazine for this experience and wish you, the readers, many happy seasons to come. w w w. p t c c h a l l e n g e . c o m

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Good News, More of the Same, and Goodbye by mike howe Find Mike online on Twitter: @TruckingDC and Facebook: TruckingPoliticsMore

s this column comes to an end, it’s only appropriate to share a worthwhile policy endeavor while also emphasizing the struggles related to infrastructure needs. The “lame duck” session of Congress has done little to alleviate the concerns of how to fund significant transportation infrastructure needs, and as we look forward to the new Congress we probably shouldn’t expect anything different. The one thing that is certain is that as our economy grows there remains a high demand for qualified truck drivers. Let’s just hope we get some infrastructure improvements soon.

The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) recently announced an effort to help train new drivers while helping veterans at the same time. In October, FMCSA awarded $1 million in grants to nine “technical and community colleges across the country to help train returning military veterans for jobs as commercial bus and truck drivers.”

“Those that we entrust to protect and serve our nation deserve opportunities that utilize the skills and training they received on the job on military bases overseas and at home,” said U.S. Transportation Secretary Anthony Foxx. “We can think of none more appropriate to safeguard our highways as commercial vehicle drivers than the thousands of veterans who have already proven they can safely handle large vehicles under extremely stressful circumstances.”

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These new training opportunities come on the heels of FMCSA’s July 2014 Military Skills Test Waiver Program that essentially allows states to waive the skills test portion of the CDL process for military personal who have two years of military truck-driving experience. This, coupled with the funding for training, should help find new drivers and help our American heroes who need a job.

As for the roads these drivers will run on, that is another issue entirely. Congress and the administration have continually kicked the proverbial can down the road for longterm funding bills. There have been grants (TIGER, for example) and short-term funding, but the long-term solutions have largely been ignored. I don’t think that will change anytime soon.

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee has been working to find the best way to utilize public-private partnerships (P3) to address infrastructure needs.

The one positive aspect of this is that the committee acknowledges the tremendous need.

Committee Chairman Bill Shuster (R-PA) said, “We know the private sector has significant interest in investing in U.S. infrastructure, but the challenge has been how to make sure our federal policies allow this potential to be responsibly unlocked while also protecting the public interest.”

Committee Vice Chairman John Duncan (R-TN), who chaired a special P3 Committee, said, “Billions of dollars of infrastructure

needs in the U.S. are in search of funding, and well-executed public-private partnerships can enhance the delivery and management of infrastructure. P3s cannot provide the sole solution to all of the nation’s infrastructure needs, but they can offer significant benefits, particularly for high-cost, technically complex projects that otherwise may risk dying on the vine.”

Congressman Nick Rahall (D-WV) said, “While P3s remain an important, limited option for certain projects, this report makes clear that they are no silver bullet when it comes to our infrastructure funding challenges, and that continued federal investment in our highway and transit systems is needed.”

The House committee has committed to using the report from this P3 Committee to guide future legislation. Sadly, though, reports like this, unless acted on right away, tend to collect dust and are only occasionally referred to. Perhaps this time it’s different.

I have written for this publication since the first issue, and have always attempted to offer differing points of view while bringing you relevant information and important issues to consider. I encourage you to remain engaged and informed as policies, legislation and regulations continue to evolve and impact you on a daily basis. I will continue to write and comment via my blog (www.PolitiTruck.com) and social media, and hope you will find me there. Be safe, and thank you – I admire and respect you! w w w. p t c c h a l l e n g e . c o m

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ake four to seven family members who are not used to spending time together, and pack them tightly into a vehicle with an assortment of suitcases, presents, and maybe a pet or two. Sprinkle in a few electronic devices and some road munchies. Allow to simmer for 10 to 20 hours on the way to Grandma’s house for Christmas. Observe the frazzled results. Best enjoyed just before exploding.

I like people-watching any time of year. Truckers have an unobstructed view into other people’s worlds as they drive past us. Holiday travelers are fun to watch because they are not used to driving long distances. Everyone is excited at the beginning of the trip: young couples holding hands, talking and planning expressively; kids looking out the windows with wonder, trying to get the truckers to honk; Moms passing out neat sandwiches and napkins for everyone.

Later in the trip, the kids are wrestling in the back seat, the teenagers are looking disdain-

ful, and the passenger seat molds people into sleeping positions that could cause permanent disabilities. Nerves get frayed and personalities clash. Parents take swipes at smart-alecky kids who are just out of reach in the back seat. Siblings stomp away from each other as soon as the car comes to a stop in a rest area. Then, just as everyone gets into the groove, singing songs together or trying to finish the abandoned game of license-plate bingo, it is time to get excited again because “We’re almost there!” I have enjoyed the annual show for years.

As a way to give back to my neighbors on the road, I would like to share some friendly advice I have picked up over the years. Perhaps it will benefit those who have had less time out here.

• The shoulder of the interstate is not the safest place for a potty break, an emergency diaper change or a run back to the cooler for a soda.

Your terrier can make it to the next Wendy’s or rest area. Probably.

by daniel george

Daniel is a writer, a runner, and a team driver with his wife, Cindy. More musings of their years on the road can be found at adventuretrucking.blogspot.com.

• Entrance ramps are not for unwrapping your burger and grabbing some French fries. If you wait until the last second to glance to the left, you may see a tractor-trailer next to you.

• When you stop at a Pilot Flying J: 1/3 pumpkin spice cappuccino and 2/3 pumpkin spice coffee.

Trust me.

• The words “left lane closed ahead” should never be interpreted as “wanna race?”

• Those luggage racks that fit into your trailer hitch receiver look very sturdy, but when you are designing the small city you plan to build back there, remember that they put signal lights on the back of your vehicle for a reason. If other drivers can see your brake lights and turn signals, we can tell when you are heading to the shoulder for a potty break.

Remember, among all the chaos, traffic and Doritos crunched into the floor mats, that this is a season about finding peace. Wherever you are headed, enjoy the journey.

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369 BIRMINGHAM 7 S DEF 100 I-20/59/65 AL 78, Exit 123 901 Bankhead Highway West, 35204 602 BIRMINGHAM DEF 157 15 RV DUMP I-65 & SR 94, Exit 264 224 Daniel Payne Drive North, 35207 603 DOTHAN DEF 158 9 RV DUMP Ross Clark Hwy/Hwy 231 2190 Ross Clark Circle, 36301 604 HOPE HULL (TYSON) 9 S DEF 75 RV DUMP I-65 Exit 158 900 Tyson Road, 36043 497 LINCOLN DEF 80 7 I-20, Exit 165 121 Honda Drive, 35096 601 MCCALLA DEF 150 15 RV DUMP I-20/I-59 Exit 104 6098 MacAshan Dr, 35111 302 MOBILE (THEODORE) DEF 65 5 I-10 & Theodore Dawes Rd, Exit 13 6955 Theodore Dawes Road, 36582 441 PRICEVILLE 7 S DEF 100 RV DUMP I-65, Exit 334 3240 Point Mallard Parkway, 35603 75 SATSUMA 8 S DEF 125 I-65, Exit 19 6109 US 43 South, 36572 76 TUSCALOOSA 8 S DEF 125 I-20/59, Exit 76 4416 Skyland Boulevard East, 35405

610 KINGMAN DEF 95 11 RV DUMP I-40 Exit 53 3300 East Andy DeVine Ave., 86401 211 LAKE HAVASU CITY 12 S DEF 110 I-40 & AZ 95, Exit 9 14750 South Highway 95, 86404 279 NOGALES (RIO RICO) DEF 90 11 I-19 & SR 289, Exit 12 769 East Frontage Road, 85648 611 PHOENIX DEF 185 15 RV DUMP I-10 Exit 137 6700 West Latham, 85043 593 TUCSON 7 S DEF 80 I-10, Exit 268 5570 E. Travel Plaza Way, 85756 328 QUARTZSITE DEF 100 4 I-10 & US 95, Exit 17 1201 West Main Street, 85359 612 WINSLOW DEF 250 15 RV DUMP I-40 Exit 255 400 Transcon Lane, 86047 505 YUMA 6 100 I-8, Exit 12 108000 North Frontage Road, 85367

429 WEST MEMPHIS 11 S DEF 150 I-40, Exit 280 1100 Martin Luther King Blvd, 72301 607 WEST MEMPHIS DEF 225 15 RV DUMP I-40 Exit 280 & I-55 Exit 4 3400 Service Loop Road, 72301

P 205-324-4532 F 205-324-5897

P 205-323-2177 F 205-323-7885

P 334-792-5152 F 334-792-5293

P 334-613-0212 F 334-613-0849

P 205-763-2225 F 205-763-2229

P 205-477-9181 F 205-477-6870

P 251-653-8834 F 251-653-9556

P 256-353-5252 F 256-353-5235

F 928-757-1085

P 928-764-2410 F 928-764-2021

P 520-377-0001 F 520-377-0003

P 623-936-1118 F 623-936-3611

P 520-663-3348 F 520-663-3439

P 928-927-7777 F 928-927-7000

P 928-289-2081 F 928-289-3798

Day Breaker Café P 928-342-2696 F 928-342-1619

ARKANSAS P 251-679-6260 F 251-679-6235

P 205-553-9710 F 205-553-3089

ARIZONA 459 AVONDALE 13 S DEF 145 RV DUMP I-10, Exit 133A 900 North 99th Avenue, 85323 180 BELLEMONT 7 S DEF 90 I-40, EXIT 185 12500 West I-40, 86015 608 EHRENBERG DEF 300 13 I-10 Exit 1 Box 801, I-10 Exit 1 S. Frontage Rd, 85334 458 ELOY 5 S DEF 145 RV DUMP I-10, Exit 208 619 South Sunshine Boulevard, 85231 609 ELOY DEF 350 11 RV DUMP I-10 Exit 208 16189 S Sunshine Blvd, 85231

P 928-757-7300

P 623-936-0900 F 623-936-7376

P 928-773-0180 F 928-773-0205

P 928-923-9600 F 928-923-7735

P 520-466-7550 F 520-466-7575

P 520-466-9204 F 520-466-9588

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P 501-794-5900 F 501-794-5904

P 870-245-3119 F 870-245-3084

P 501-945-2226 F 501-945-2282

P 479-967-7414 F 479-964-0112

P 479-890-6161 F 479-890-2639

P 479-872-6100 F 479-872-6103

P 870-774-3595 F 870-772-1006

P 870-732-1202 F 870-732-1340

P 870-735-8200 F 870-735-3300

CALIFORNIA 613 BAKERSFIELD DEF 250 14 RV DUMP Hwy 99 Exit Merced Ave. 17047 Zachary Ave., 93308 282 BARSTOW 7 S DEF 30 I-15/40 & US 58, Exit 178 2591 Commerce Parkway, 92311 614 BARTSOW DEF 171 15 RV DUMP I-15 & Lenwood Exit 2611 Fisher Boulevard, 92311 372 CASTAIC 7 S DEF 125 I-5 & Lake Hughes Exit 31642 Castaic Road, 91384 168 DUNNIGAN 10 S DEF 155 I-5, Road 8 Exit 554 30035 County Road 8, 95937 616 FRAZIER PARK 285 18 RV DUMP I-5 Frazier Park Exit 205 42810 Frazier Mtn Park Road, 93243 381 HESPERIA 11 S DEF 300 I-15 & US 395 8701 Highway 395, 92345 200 KRAMER JUNCTION DEF 50 7 US 395/US 58 5725 Highway 58, 93516 617 LODI DEF 187 15 RV DUMP I-5 & Hwy 12, Exit Fairfield 15100 North Thornton Road, 95242 154 LOST HILLS 7 S DEF 100 I-5 & CA 46 14808 Warren Street, 93249 365 MADERA DEF 150 11 CA-99 at Ave 18.5 22717 Avenue 18 1/2, 93637 307 N. PALM SPRINGS DEF 80 5 I-10 & Garnett & Indian Ave. 6605 N. Indian Canyon Drive, 92258 343 OTAY MESA 9 S DEF 150 I-905, Exit 7, CA905 1497 Piper Ranch Rd, 92154

P 661-392-5300 F 661-392-5307

P 760-253-2861 F 760-253-2863

P 760-253-7043 F 760-253-7051

P 661-257-2800 F 661-257-2109

P 530-724-3060 F 530-724-3029

P 661-248-2600 F 661-248-2610

P 760-956-2844 F 760-956-1198

P 760-762-0041 F 760-762-5231

P 209-339-4066 F 209-339-4287

P 661-797-2122 F 661-797-9772

P 559-673-3878 F 559-673-7679

P 760-329-5562 F 760-329-0083

P 619-661-9558 F 619-661-9814

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618 RIPON DEF 197 15 RV DUMP Hwy 99 Exit Jack Tone Rd 1501 North Jack Tone Road, 95366 879 SACRAMENTO 49ER TRAVEL PLAZA DEF 300 12 I-80, Exit 85 (W. El Camino Ave) 2828 El Centro Rd, 95833 237 SALINAS DEF 75 7 US 101 & Sanborn 951 Work Street, 93901 765 THOUSAND PALMS DEF 88 9 RV DUMP I-10 Ramon Exit 72235 Varner Road, 92276 137 WEED DEF 80 7 RV DUMP I-5, Exit 745 395 E Vista Drive, 96094

90 FT. PIERCE 8 S DEF 80 I-95, Exit 129 7300 West Okeechobee Road, 34945 471 HAINES CITY DEF 80 7 RV DUMP US Hwy 27 North 35647 US Hwy 27 North, 33845 91 JACKSONVILLE DEF 50 5 I-95, Exit 329 1625 County Road 210 West, 32259 374 MARIANNA 7 S DEF 90 I-10 @ FL 71, Exit 142 2209 Highway 71, 32448 873 MIAMI 3 65 Hwy 27 12200 NW South River Road, 33178 874 MIAMI 30 2 US 41 & SR 997 17696 SW 8th Street, 33194 897 MIAMI GARDENS DADES CORNER PLZ 7 1 SR 826, Exit SR 817 16650 NW 27th Avenue, 33054 425 MIDWAY 8 S DEF 90 RV DUMP I-10, Exit 192 33333 Blue Star Highway, 32343 293 OCALA DEF 60 7 I-75 & FL 484, Exit 341 2020 SW 135th Street, 34476 92 OCALA 7 S DEF 130 I-75, Exit 358 4255 NW Highway 326, 34482 424 OCALA 5 S DEF 150 I-75, Exit 358 4032 West Highway 326, 34482 94 PUNTA GORDA DEF 40 5 I-75, Exit 161 26505 Jones Loop Road, 33950 623 QUINCY DEF 150 15 RV DUMP I-10 Exit 192 32670 Blue Star Highway, 32343 626 ST. AUGUSTINE DEF 160 9 RV DUMP I-95 Hwy 206 Exit 305 950 State Road 206 West, 32086 622 ST. LUCIE DEF 156 15 RV DUMP I-95 Hwy 68 Exit 131 100 North Kings Hwy 625 TAMPA DEF 30 4 RV DUMP I-4 & SR 579 Exit 10 11555 East Sligh Ave. 95 WILDWOOD 5 S DEF 10 I-75, Exit 329 493 East State Route 44 96 YEEHAW JUNCTION 0 40 US 60 & FL Turnpike, Exit 193 3050 SR 60 Yeehaw Junction

260 ALBANY DEF 80 4 Hwy 300 & Clark Ave 310 Cordele Road, 31705 331 ATLANTA (EAST) 7 S DEF 100 I-285 & Bouldercrest Road, Exit 51 2605 Bouldercrest, 30316 344 ATLANTA (WEST) 45 5 I-285 & South Atlanta Road, Exit 16 4600 South Atlanta Road, 30080 65 AUGUSTA 30 3 I-20, Exit 194 4091 Jimmie Dyess Parkway, 30909 144 AUGUSTA DEF 90 6 I-20, Exit 200 2975 Gun Club Road, 30907 66 BRASELTON 7 S DEF 70 I-85, Exit 129 5888 Highway 53, 30517 627 BRUNSWICK DEF 150 15 RV DUMP I-95 Exit 29 2990 US Hwy 17 South, 31523 628 CARNESVILLE DEF 190 15 RV DUMP I-85 Exit 160 10226 Old Federal Road, 30521 67 CARTERSVILLE 8 S DEF 100 I-75, Exit 296 968 Cassville-White Road, 30120 629 COMMERCE

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P 831-775-0380 F 831-775-0360

P 760-343-1500 F 760-343-1330

P 530-938-9600 F 530-938-9700

COLORADO 619 AURORA DEF 149 15 I-70 Exit 285 (South) 16751 East 32nd Ave., 80011 316 DENVER 7 S DEF 100 2195 Hwy 6 & 50 4640 Steele Street, 80216 592 GRAND JUNCTION 5 S DEF 69 I-70, Exit 26 I-70, Exit 26, 81505 621 LIMON DEF 200 2 I-70 & Exit 359 2495 Williams Ave., 80828

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P 303-292-6303 F 303-292-3647

P 970-245-1491 F 970-245-1495

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CONNECTICUT 255 MILFORD 12 S DEF 150 I-95, EXIT 40 433 Old Gate Lane, 06460 882 N STONINGTON AMERICAN AUTO STOP 6 119 I-95, Exit 93 273 Clarks Falls Rd, 06359

P 203-876-1266 F 203-876-9473

P 860-599-2020 F 860-599-5771

FLORIDA 87 BALDWIN DEF 50 5 I-10, Exit 343 1050 US 301 South, 32234 88 COCOA 2 LTD I-95, Exit 201 4455 King Street, 32926 624 DADE CITY DEF 180 15 RV DUMP I-75 Exit 285 & SR52 29933 State Road 52, 33576 89 ELLENTON DEF 2 2 I-75, Exit 224 1526 51st Avenue East, 34222 352 FT. MYERS DEF 80 6 I-75, Luckett Rd, Exit 139 6050 Plaza Drive, 33905

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P 321-639-0346 F 321-639-0351

P 352-588-5444 F 352-588-4629

P 941-729-6288 F 941-729-7523

P 239-693-6868 F 239-693-1253

P 772-460-0611 F 772-460-9492

P 863-421-3571 F 863-421-6032

P 904-826-3618 F 904-825-2760

P 850-482-2148 F 850-482-2136

P 305-883-1004 F 305-883-1799

P 305-553-6203 F 305-207-7967

P 305-623-3434 F 305-623-3439

P 850-576-3200 F 850-576-3213

P 352-347-8555 F 352-347-3082

P 352-402-9081 F 352-622-5233

P 352-867-8300 F 352-867-8448

P 941-637-3974 F 941-637-5729

P 850-574-1299 F 850-574-6546

P 904-794-0426 F 904-794-7582

P 772-461-0091 F 772-461-0291

P 813-612-9438 F 813-612-9297

P 352-748-4486 F 352-748-6095

P 407-436-1224 F 407-436-1919

I-85 & Exit 147 4855 Maysville Road, 30529 416 CORDELLE DEF 60 10 RV DUMP I-75, Exit 101 2201 East 16 Avenue, 31015 319 DALTON DEF 100 7 I-75/Connector 3, Exit 328 244 Connector 3 SW, 30720 421 DALTON 9 S DEF 210 RV DUMP I-75, Exit 326 142 Carbondale Road, 30721 68 DUBLIN DEF 6 2 I-16, Exit 51 2185 US 441, 31021 630 JACKSON DEF 200 14 RV DUMP I-75 Exit 201 I-75 & Exit 66 Bucksnort Road, 30233 69 LAGRANGE DEF 60 3 I-85, Exit 13 1960 Whitesvillle Road, 30240 631 LAKE PARK DEF 200 15 RV DUMP I-75 Exit 2 7001 Lake Park-Bellville Rd., 31636 420 MADISON DEF 110 6 RV DUMP I-20, Exit 114 1881 Eatonton Road, 30650

P 229-878-1355 F 229-878-1302

P 404-212-8733 F 404-212-8568

P 770-434-9949 F 770-434-8341

P 706-860-6677 F 706-869-9074

P 706-667-6557 F 706-481-9940

P 706-654-2820 F 706-654-9326

P 912-280-0006 F 912-280-9555

P 706-335-6656 F 706-335-4432

P 770-607-7835 F 770-607-7873

P 706-335-9163

P 229-271-5775 F 229-271-5774

P 706-277-7934 F 706-277-3337

P 706-370-4060 F 706-370-5769

P 478-275-2143 F 478-275-0070

P 770-775-0138 F 770-775-1134

P 706-884-6318 F 706-884-1872

P 229-559-6500 F 229-559-3008 TM

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422 NEWNAN 7 S DEF 95 I-85, Exit 41 1645 South Highway 29, 30263 71 PORT WENTWORTH 8 S DEF 125 I-95, Exit 109 7001 Highway 21, 31407 632 RESACA DEF 200 15 RV DUMP I-75 Exit 320 288 Resaca Beach Blvd. NW, 30735 415 RISING FAWN DEF 150 8 I-59, Exit 4 319 Deer Head Cover Road, 30738 72 SAVANNAH DEF LTD 1 I-16, Exit 160 1504 Dean Forrest Road, 31408 575 ST. MARYS DEF 235 12 I-95, Exit 1 491 W. St. Mary’s Street, 31558 312 TALLAPOOSA 6 S DEF 90 I-20 & GA 100, Exit 5 882 Georgia Highway 100, 30176 417 TEMPLE DEF 140 14 RV DUMP I-20, Exit 19 625 Carrollton Street, 30179 634 TEMPLE DEF 164 15 RV DUMP I-20 & Hwy 113 Exit 19 15 Villa Rosa Road, 30179 192 TIFTON 12 S DEF 200 I-75, Exit 60 4431 Old Union Road, 31794 633 UNION POINT DEF 189 9 RV DUMP I-20 & Exit 138 3600 Highway 77 South, 30642 73 VALDOSTA 5 S DEF 90 I-75, Exit 11 3495 Madison Highway, 31601 398 VIENNA DEF 85 5 I-75, Exit 109 39 Victory Lane, 31092 267 WARNER ROBINS (BYRON) 11 S DEF 150 I-75, Exit 146 2965 Highway 247C, 31008 254 WILDWOOD DEF 20 3 I-24 Exit 169 650 Highway 299, 30757

641 MCCAMMON DEF 100 4 I-15 Exit 47 587 E. US Hwy 30, 83250 350 MOUNTAIN HOME DEF 100 7 I-84 & US 20, Exit 95 1050 Highway 20, 83647 639 POST FALLS DEF 100 8 I-90 Exit 2 N 400 Idahline Rd, 83854 640 TWIN FALLS DEF 100 6 I-84 Exit 173 5350 Highway 93, 83338

P 770-252-3551 F 770-252-2197

P 912-964-7006 F 912-964-7808

P 706-629-1541 F 706-629-2003

P 706-462-2455 F 706-462-2702

P 912-964-5280 F 912-964-5098

P 912-576-5424 F 912-882-8867

P 770-574-9922 F 770-574-9697

P 770-562-9773 F 770-562-2269

P 770-562-4009 F 770-562-3571

P 229-382-7295 F 229-382-4910

P 706-486-4835 F 706-486-4845

P 229-244-8034 F 229-244-6020

P 229-268-1414 F 229-268-4880

P 478-956-5316 F 478-956-3726

P 706-820-7353 F 706-820-9539

IDAHO 777 EAST BOISE DEF 60 6 I-84 Exit 54 (Federal Way) 3353 Federal Way, 83705 638 CALDWELL DEF 100 9 I-84 Exit 29 3512 Franklin Road, 83605

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P 208-587-4465 F 208-587-3071

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P 208-324-3454 F 208-324-4097

ILLINOIS 642 ALORTON DEF 202 15 RV DUMP I-255 & Exit 17A 140 Racehorse Drive, 62207 299 BLOOMINGTON 6 S DEF 160 I-55/74 & IL 9, Exit 160A 1522 West Market Street 526 CHAMPAIGN ROAD RANGER DEF 150 3 I-57, Exit 240 4910 Market St 473 CHANNAHON DEF 45 0 I-55 & Route 6, Exit 248 23841 SE Eams 378 CHICAGO ROAD RANGER 0 LTD I-55 MM 288 “Stevenson Expressway” 3401 South California Avenue, 60632 368 DECATUR DEF 60 7 I-72, Exit 144 (SE Quad) 4030 E. Boyd Road 523 DIXON ROAD RANGER DEF 45 5 I-88 Exit 54 1801 South Galena Ave. ,61021 313 EAST ST. LOUIS 11 S DEF 200 I 70/55 Exit 4 699 State Route 203 165 EFFINGHAM 7 S DEF 100 I-57/70, Exit 162 2500 North 3rd Street 643 EFFINGHAM DEF 180 15 RV DUMP I-70 & I-57, Exit 160 1701 W Evergreen / I-70 & I-57 468 GILMAN DEF 80 7 I-57, Exit 283 815 Hwy 24 West, 60938 543 HAMPSHIRE ROAD RANGER DEF 30 4 I-90, Exit 43 19 N. 681 US Hwy 20 644 LASALLE DEF 186 15 RV DUMP I-80 Exit 77 343 Civic Road

P 618-337-4579 F 618-337-4851

P 309-827-7867 F 309-827-2355

P 815-315-4991 F 217-643-7809

P 815-467-0918 F 815-467-0972

P 815-977-7020 F 773-847-1438

P 217-876-0208 F 217-876-0522

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P 815-516-1998 F 815-284-0469

P 618-875-5800 F 618-875-4234

P 217-342-3787 F 217-342-6672

P 217-347-7161 F 217-347-5815

P 815-265-4754 F 815-265-4795

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P 815-209-9013 F 847-683-7609

P 815-220-0611 F 815-220-0617

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ILLINOIS (CONT.) 514 LINCOLN THORNTONS DEF 100 6 2903 Woodlawn Road I-55, Exit 126 540 LOVES PARK ROAD RANGER LTD 0 I-90 & Riverside Blvd 7500 East Riverside Blvd, 61111 595 MARION DEF 45 5 I-57, Exit 54B 2611Vernell Road, 62959 347 MCLEAN ROAD RANGER DEF 80 10 I-55, Exit 145 501 South Main Street, 61754 530 MENDOTA ROAD RANGER DEF 25 3 I-39, Exit 72 2705 12th Street, 61342 326 MINONK ROAD RANGER DEF 100 4 I-39, Exit 27 1311 Carolyn Dr, 61760 236 MINOOKA 7 S DEF 100 I-80, Exit 122 301 Ridge Road, 60447 39 MONEE DEF 90 5 I-57, Exit 335 6002 Monee-Manhattan Road, 60449 483 MORRIS 7 S DEF 73 I-80, Exit 112 482 MT. VERNON 7 S DEF 100 I-57, Exit 95 4610 Broadway, 62864 889 MT. VERNON 7 S DEF 200 I-64/57, exit IL Hwy 15 101 S. 46th St., 62864 520 NEW BERLIN ROAD RANGER DEF 25 3 I-72, Exit 82 700 King Rd, 62670 171 OAKWOOD 7 S DEF 100 I-74, Exit 206 503 N. Oakwood St, 61858 534 OKAWVILLE ROAD RANGER DEF 50 2 I-64, Exit 41 905 Hen House Rd, 62271 515 OTTAWA ROAD RANGER DEF 25 2 I-80, Exit 93 3041 North IL Route 71,61350 645 PONTOON BEACH DEF 185 15 RV DUMP I-270 & Exit 6B 1310 East Chain of Rocks Road, 62040 541 PRINCETON ROAD RANGER DEF 250 7 I-80, Exit 56 2835 N Main St, 61356 539 ROCHELLE ROAD RANGER DEF 55 5 I-39, Exit 99 890 E Hwy 38, 61068 w w w. p t c c h a l l e n g e . c o m

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ILLINOIS (CONT.) Subworks P 217-732-3915 F 217-732-4875

P 815-580-4221 F 847-232-3058

P 618-993-2697 F 618-993-8100

Dixie

Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

P 815-315-0774

F 309-874-2014

P 815-315-4210 F 815-539-2340

Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

Woody’s

P 815-315-4189 F 309-432-2002

P 815-467-4416 F 815-467-5409

P 708-534-2483 F 708-534-3980

535 ROCKFORD ROAD RANGER 0 LTD US 20 4980 S Main St, 61108 536 SOUTH BELOIT ROAD RANGER DEF 75 5 I-90, Exit 1 6070 Gardner Street, 61080 646 SOUTH BELOIT DEF 186 15 RV DUMP I-90 & HWY 75 16049 Willowbrook Road, 61080 512 SPRINGFIELD ROAD RANGER DEF 25 2 I-55, Exit 90 500 Toronto Road, 62711 525 SPRINGFIELD ROAD RANGER DEF 50 6 I-55, Exit 100-A 3752 Camp Butler Rd, 62707 249 TROY 7 S DEF 135 I-55/70 & IL 162, Exit 18 820 Edwardsville Road, 62294 529 TUSCOLA ROAD RANGER 15 3 I-57, Exit 212 1112 East Southline Dr., 61953 537 WINNEBAGO ROAD RANGER 0 LTD US 20, MM8 101 S. Winnebago Rd, 61088 476 WOODHULL DEF 80 5 I-74, Exit 32 900 Plaza Ave, 61490

P 815-315-4974 F 847-232-1183 Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

P 815-264-4311 F 815-389-3917

P 815-389-4760 F 815-389-4793

Dan’s Big Slice Pizza P 815-516-0863 F 217-585-1883

Star 66 Café

Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

P 815-209-9059 F 217-528-9169

P 618-667-0946 F 618-667-0966

P 815-315-4988 F 217-253-3793

Dan’s Big Slice Pizza P 815-957-4049 F 847-897-2600

P 309-334-4550 F 309-334-4556

INDIANA P 618-244-1216 F 618-244-1262

P 618-244-2616

P 815-209-9009

P 217-354-4270 F 217-354-4047

P 815-656-4143 F 618-243-6479 Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

P 815-516-0946 F 815-434-4081

P 618-931-1580 F 618-931-3587

Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

P 815-315-4951 F 815-875-1718 Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

P 815-209-9038 F 815-562-6573

444 BRAZIL 10 S DEF 110 I-70, Exit 23 4376 North SR 59, 47834 531 BRAZIL ROAD RANGER DEF 30 3 I-70, Exit 23 990 West State Rd 42, 47834 445 BURNS HARBOR 7 S DEF 115 RV DUMP I-94, Exit 22 243 Melton Road, 46304 247 CRAWFORDSVILLE 5 S DEF 110 I-74 & SR 32, Exit 39 4367 East State Road 32, 47933 28 DALEVILLE DEF 35 3 I-69, Exit 234 15151 Commerce Road, 47334 446 DALEVILLE DEF 125 5 I-69, Exit 234 15876 West Commerce Road, 47334 447 EVANSVILLE (HAUBSTADT) 5 S DEF 145 RV DUMP I-64, Exit 25B 1042 E Warrenton Road, 47639 362 FORTVILLE (PENDLETON) DEF 50 4 I-69, Exit 214 7455 South State Rd. 13, 46064

P 812-446-9400 F 812-446-6116

P 815-209-9052 F 812-442-5206

P 219-787-5705 F 219-787-9656

P 765-361-9603 F 765-361-9601

P 765-378-3599 F 765-378-3592

P 765-378-0246 F 765-378-4248

P 812-868-1048 F 812-868-1050

P 317-485-6211 F 317-485-4527

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INDIANA (CONT.) 29 FREMONT 7 S DEF 130 I-80, Exit 144; I-69 N, Exit 157 P 260-833-1987 6900 Old US 27, 46737 F 260-833-6794 881 FT WAYNE FT WAYNE TRAVEL PLZ The Point Restaurant DEF 260 6 I-69, Exit 109A P 260-482-7814 3037 Goshen Rd, 46808 F 260-482-7780 271 GARY 9 S DEF 215 I-80/94 & Burr Street, Exit 6 P 219-844-2661 2501 Burr Street, 46406 F 219-844-7957 30 GREENFIELD DEF 150 5 I-70, Exit 96 P 317-894-1910 2640 North 600 West, 46140 F 317-894-3499 542 GREENWOOD ROAD RANGER DEF 40 7 I-65, Exit 99 P 815-315-4987 1615 East Main Street, 46143 F 317-881-7301 647 HAUBSTADT DEF 145 9 RV DUMP I-64 & SR 41 Exit 25B P 812-768-5304 Rural Route 1, Box 254A, 47639 F 812-768-9215 448 HEBRON 8 S DEF 135 I-65, Exit 240 P 219-696-8265 18011 Colorado Street, 46341 F 219-696-8281 31 HIGHLAND DEF LTD 2 I-80 & 94, Exit 2 P 219-923-6405 8150 Indianapolis Boulevard, 46322 F 219-972-4134 318 INDIANAPOLIS 7 S DEF 90 I-465 & IN37, Exit 4 P 317-783-1033 4607 South Harding Street, 46217 F 317-783-0851 649 INDIANAPOLIS DEF 190 15 RV DUMP I-465 Exit 4 P 317-783-5543 1720 West Thompson Road, 46217 F 317-783-5648 546 LAKE STATION - S – ROAD RANGER 4 15 I-80, Exit 15A P 815-239-6205 2151 Ripley St., 46405 F 219-962-5723 650 LAKE STATION DEF 375 14 RV DUMP I-94 & Exit 15B P 219-962-8502 1401 Ripley Street, 46405 F 219-962-3259 478 LEAVENWORTH DEF 65 5 I-64, Exit 92 P 812-739-2002 6921 South SR 66, 47137 F 812-739-4034 652 LEBANON DEF 150 9 RV DUMP I-65 Exit 139 P 765-483-9755 520 South State Road 39, 46052 F 765-483-9762 653 LOWELL DEF 375 15 Rt 2 & I-65 Exit 240 P 219-696-6446 3231 East 181st Street, 46356 F 219-696-2456 152 MEMPHIS DEF 70 10 I-65, Memphis Road, Exit 16 P 812-294-4233 14013 Memphis Blue Lick Road, 47143 F 812-294-4237 304 NEW HAVEN DEF 80 9 RV DUMP I-469, Exit 19 P 260-493-4035 Hwy 30 & Doyle Road, 46774 F 260-493-4921 198 PLYMOUTH 7 S DEF 110 US 30 & US 31 P 574-936-6525 10619 9A Road, 46563 F 574-936-4348 60 C H A L L E N G E D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 4 TM

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IOWA (CONT.)

34 REMINGTON DEF 75 5 I-65, Exit 201 4154 West US Highway 24, 47977 339 RILEYSBURG (COVINGTON) DEF 50 6 I-74 & SR 63, Exit 4 16502 North State Road 63, 47932 242 SHELBYVILLE 7 S DEF 90 I-74, Exit 109 1851 West 400 North 35 SOUTH BEND DEF 70 5 I-80, Exit 72 6424 West Brick Road 655 SPICELAND DEF 193 15 RV DUMP I-70 Exit 123 5300 South State Rte. 3 297 TERRE HAUTE DEF 70 5 I-70 & IN46, Exit 11 5555 E. Margaret Avenue 36 VALPARAISO DEF 25 3 US 30 & SR 49 4105 US 30 East 37 WHITELAND 8 S DEF 110 I-65, Exit 95 2962 County Road 500 North 656 WHITELAND DEF 173 15 RV DUMP I-65 & Whiteland Road, Exit 95 4982 North 350 East

532 ELK RUN HEIGHTS ROAD RANGER DEF 100 6 I-380, Exit 68 100 Plaza Drive, 50707 637 EVANSDALE DEF 80 7 RV DUMP I-380 & Evansdale Dr. 445 Evansdale Drive, 50707 131 OSCEOLA DEF 80 5 RV DUMP I-35, Exit 34 2010 West Clay Street, 50213 238 PERCIVAL DEF 50 7 I-29, Exit 10 2495 210th Ave., 51648 594 SIOUX CITY DEF 100 7 I-29, Exit 143 2815 Singing Hills Blvd, 51111 43 WALCOTT 8 S DEF 160 I-80, Exit 284 3500 North Plainview Road, 52773 268 WALCOTT DEF 25 3 I-80, Exit 284 2975 North Plainview Road, 52773 572 WILLIAMS 7 S DEF 100 RV DUMP I-35, and SR 20, Exit 144 3040 220th Street, 50271

P 219-261-3786 F 219-261-3986

P 765-793-7307 F 765-793-2155

P 317-392-8771 F 317-392-8721

P 574-272-8212 F 574-272-9914

P 765-987-1833 F 765-987-1836

P 812-877-9977 F 812-877-9978

P 219-464-1644 F 219-464-9019

P 317-535-7656 F 317-535-3058

P 815-315-0271 F 319-235-5237

P 319-291-7714 F 319-291-7720

P 641-342-8658 F 641-342-1782

P 712-382-2224 F 712-382-1556

P 712-258-3816 F 712-258-3320

P 563-284-4100 F 563-284-4103

P 563-284-5074 F 563-284-5076

P 515-854-9117 F 515-854-9124

KANSAS P 317-535-1124 F 317-535-4123

IOWA 913 ALTOONA DEF 350 18 I-80 & US 65, Exit 142 3231 Adventureland Drive, 50009 496 ATALISSA DEF 45 4 I-80, Exit 265 2086 Atalissa Rd., 52720 893 AVOCA WINGS AMERICA/FLYING J 15 200 I-80, Exit 40 7005 N. Chestnut St, 51521 495 BROOKLYN 5 S DEF 140 I-80, Exit 201 4126 Hwy 21, 52211 407 CLEAR LAKE DEF 125 6 I-35, Exit 194 2411 US Highway 18 East, 50428 329 COUNCIL BLUFFS 7 S DEF 80 I-80/29, Exit 1B 2647 South 24th Street, 51501 636 DAVENPORT DEF 146 15 RV DUMP I-80 Exit 292 8200 N.W. Blvd., 52806 373 DES MOINES 17 S DEF 350 I-35/80 & Douglas Ave, Ext 126 11957 Douglas Avenue, 50322

Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

Junies Family Restaurant

P 515-967-7878 F 515-967-5726

P 563-946-3761 F 563-946-3871

P 712-343-4007 F 712-343-5026

P 319-685-4221 F 319-685-4575

P 641-357-3124 F 641-357-4939

920 COLBY 5 90 I-70, Exit 54 110 East Willow Street, 67701 657 DODGE CITY DEF 62 4 Hwy 400 & Hwy 283 2524 E. Wyatt Earp Blvd., 67801 658 EMPORIA DEF 74 7 RV DUMP I-35 & US 50 Exit 127 4245 West Hwy 50, 66801 524 KANSAS CITY 2 S 30 I-635, Exit 3 4510 Kansas Ave, 66106 903 SALINA 16 200 RV DUMP I-70, Exit 252 1944 North 9th Street, 67401 659 SALINA DEF 120 9 I-70 Exit 253 2250 North Ohio Street, 67401

P 785-460-5832 F 785-460-5877

P 620-338-8888 F 602-338-8829 TM

P 620-343-2717 F 620-343-3692

P 913-948-8301 F 913-233-0721

P 785-825-6787 F 785-827-3394 TM

P 785-825-5300 F 785-452-9221

KENTUCKY P 712-322-0088 F 712-322-0236

P 563-386-7710 F 563-386-8243

P 515-276-1509 F 515-276-8599

356 BROOKS (SHEPHERDSVILLE) DEF 100 5 I-65 & Brooks Rd, Exit 121 2050 East Blue Lick Road, 40165 660 CATLETTSBURG DEF 155 9 RV DUMP I-64 SR 180 Exit 185 15236 State Route 180, 41129 231 CORBIN DEF 40 5 I-75 & US25E, Exit 29 249 West Cumberland Gap Prkwy, 40701

P 502-955-5049 F 502-955-9717

P 606-928-8383 F 606-928-4546

P 606-528-0631 F 606-528-1003

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KENTUCKY (CONT.)

MARYLAND (CONT.)

46 FRANKLIN DEF 150 3 I-65, Exit 6 2929 Scottsville Road, 42134 438 FRANKLIN 8 S DEF 80 I-65, Exit 6 Highway 100 & I-65, Exit 6, 42134 661 FRANKLIN DEF 172 15 RV DUMP I-65 US Hwy 31 W. Exit 2 4380 Nashville Road, 42134 47 GEORGETOWN DEF 90 5 I-75, Exit 129 259 Cherry Blossom Way, 40324 353 GEORGETOWN 12 S DEF 175 I-75, Exit 129 110 Triport Road, 40324 48 GLENDALE DEF 125 8 I-65, Exit 86 58 Glendale-Hodgenville Road, 42740 890 KUTTAWA 7 S DEF 100 I-24, Exit 40 2299 E. Hwy 62, 42055 399 LEBANON JUNCTION 7 S DEF 85 I-65, Exit 105 150 Park Plaza Boulevard, 40150 240 MIDDLESBORO DEF 40 2 Rt 2, Hwy 25E 3000 US Highway 25 East, 40965 156 MORTON’S GAP DEF 90 5 Highway 813, Exit 37 Pennyrile Parkway, Exit 37, 42440 41 MT STERLING DEF 80 7 I-64, Exit 113 3060 Owingsville Road, 40353 49 OAK GROVE 8 S DEF 300 I-24, Exit 89 8190 Pembroke-Oak Grove Road, 42262 439 OAK GROVE 5 S DEF 125 I-24, Exit 86 12900 Fort Campbell Boulevard, 42262 662 OAK GROVE DEF 130 9 RV DUMP I-24 Exit 86 18750 Herndon Oak Grove Road, 42262 358 PADUCAH DEF 65 8 I-24 & KY 305, Exit 3 5353 Cairo Road, 42001 440 PENDLETON DEF 100 5 I-71, Exit 28 205 Pendleton Road, 40055 278 RICHWOOD (WALTON) DEF LTD 5 I-75/71 & KY 338, Exit 175 118 Richwood Road, 41094 321 RICHWOOD (WALTON) DEF LTD 3 I-75/71 & KY 338, Exit 175 11229 Frontage Road, 41094

354 SIMPSONVILLE DEF 60 7 I-64 & Veechdale Rd, Exit 28 819 Buck Creek Road, 40067 50 SULPHUR DEF 175 8 I-71, Exit 28 489 Pendleton Road, 40070 392 SONORA 6 S DEF 200 I-65, Exit 81 450 East Western Avenue, 42776 663 WADDY DEF 110 9 RV DUMP I-64 & HWY 395 Exit 43 1670 Waddy Road, 40076 664 WALTON DEF 200 15 RV DUMP I-75 Exit 171 13019 Walton Verona Rd., 41094 437 WILLIAMSBURG DEF 80 3 RV DUMP I-75, Exit 11 481 West Highway 92, 40769

179 HAGERSTOWN 9 S DEF 111 I-81, Exit 5B 16921 Halfway Blvd, 21740 784 NORTH EAST DEF 200 15 I-95, Exit 100 One Center Drive, 21901 290 PERRYVILLE 5 80 I-95 & MD 222, Exit 93 31 Heather Lane, 21903

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P 270-586-9544 F 270-586-9887

P 270-586-3343 F 270-586-8984

P 502-868-7427 F 502-867-1847

P 502-863-2708 F 502-863-5012

P 270-369-7360 F 270-369-6991

P 270-388-8111 F 270-388-8084

P 502-833-2727 F 502-833-2759

P 606-248-4057 F 606-248-4149

P 270-258-5213 F 270-258-9830

P 859-497-4041 F 859-497-8709

P 270-439-1776 F 270-439-7624

P 270-439-0153 F 270-439-0765

P 270-640-7000 F 270-640-7060

P 270-443-2044 F 270-442-8538

P 502-743-5222 F 502-743-5123

P 859-485-6100 F 859-485-6113

P 859-485-1327 F 859-485-8519

P 502-722-5636 F 502-722-5630

P 502-743-5496 F 502-743-5228

P 270-369-7300 F 270-369-8596

F 502-829-5600

P 859-485-4400 F 859-485-6886

P 606-549-0162 F 606-549-0166

P 337-332-1253 F 337-332-0618

P 225-665-4151 F 225-665-4122

P 318-938-7744 F 318-938-5697

P 985-345-5476 F 985-542-5028

P 318-390-9709 F 318-390-9713

P 985-652-0531 F 985-652-4141

P 318-728-4100 F 318-728-4236

P 318-329-3590 F 318-329-3592

MARYLAND 875 ELKTON DEF 225 23 I-95, Exit 109A 221 Belle Hill Rd, 21921 408 GRANTSVILLE 7 S DEF 65 I-68, Exit 22 3000 Chesnut Ridge Road, 21536 150 HAGERSTOWN 7 S DEF 90 I-70 & MD 63, Exit 24 11633 Greencastle Pike, 21740

P 301-582-6111 F 301-582-5004

RV DUMP

P 410-287-7110 F 410-287-7116

P 410-642-2883 F 410-378-4941

MASSACHUSETTS P 502-829-9100

LOUISIANA 274 BREAUX BRIDGE 7 S DEF 105 I-10, Exit 109 2112 Rees Street, 70517 79 DENHAM SPRINGS DEF 60 3 I-12, Exit 10 2601 South Range Avenue, 70726 665 GREENWOOD DEF 190 15 RV DUMP I-20 Exit 3 9510 Greenwood Road, 71033 300 HAMMOND DEF 60 5 I-12 Exit 40 / I-55/US 51 2111 SW Railroad Avenue, 70403 199 HAUGHTON 7 S DEF 90 I-20, Exit 33 490 North Elm Street, 71037 82 LAPLACE DEF 150 8 I-10/55, Exit 209 4301 South Main Street, 70068 335 RAYVILLE DEF 85 5 I-20 & LA137, Exit 138 103 Grimshaw Street, 71269 428 WEST MONROE DEF 100 5 RV DUMP I-20, Exit 112 300 Well Road, 71292

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P 410-398-0287 F 410-398-0547

P 301-895-4536 F 301-895-4548

222 STURBRIDGE 6 S DEF 222 I-84 Exit 1 400 Route 15 (Haynes Street), 01566

P 508-347-9104 F 508-347-9165

MICHIGAN 17 BATTLE CREEK 5 S DEF 25 I-94, Exit 104 15901 Eleven Mile Road, 49014 666 BENTON HARBOR DEF 135 6 I-94 Exit 30 1860 East Napier Ave., 49022 21 DEXTER DEF 80 3 I-94, Exit 167 750 Baker Road, 48130 296 DEXTER DEF 80 5 I-94, Exit 167 195 Baker Road, 48130 667 GRAND LEDGE DEF 265 9 RV DUMP I-96 & Exit 90/I-69 & Exit 81 7800 West Grand River Ave., 48837 23 IONIA DEF 18 4 I-96, Exit 67 7205 South State Road, 48846 24 MONROE DEF 20 3 I-75, Exit 15 1100 North Dixie Highway, 48162 284 MONROE DEF 60 5 I-75, Exit 18 1200 Nadeau Road, 48161 26 OTTAWA LAKE DEF 170 8 US 23, Exit 5 6158 US 223, 49267 596 PORT HURON DEF 65 5 I-69, Exit 196 2424 Wadhams Road, 48074 668 SAGINAW DEF 50 3 RV DUMP I-75 & Washington St. Exit 151 3475 East Washington, 48601 895 WOODHAVEN DETROITER DEF 225 12 I-75, Exit 32A 21055 West Road, 48183

P 269-968-9949 F 269-968-9610

P 269-925-7547 F 269-925-7508

P 734-426-4618 F 734-426-7836

P 734-426-0065 F 734-426-0339

P 517-627-7504 F 517-622-4960

P 616-527-6520 F 616-527-5913

P 734-242-9650 F 734-242-6538

P 734-457-3500 F 734-457-2835

P 734-854-1772 F 734-854-6912

P 810-987-7823 F 810-987-7869

P 989-752-6350 F 989-752-6842

P 734-675-0222 F 734-675-4973

P 301-582-9004 F 301-582-9008

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MISSOURI (CONT.)

MONTANA (CONT.)

590 ALEXANDRIA DEF 50 6 I-94, Exit 100 & SR 27 3181 Evergreen Lane, 56308 581 INVER GROVE HEIGHTS DEF 45 5 Hwy 52 & 117 Street 11650 Courthouse Blvd, 55077 576 NORTHFIELD DEF 80 6 RV DUMP I-35 & Hwy 19, Exit 69 8051 Bagley Avenue, 55057 134 ST. CLOUD DEF 40 7 I-94, Exit 171 (CR 75) 4231 Clearwater Road, 56301

442 HAYTI 8 S DEF 150 RV DUMP I-55, Exit 19 1701 Highway 84 East, 63851 443 HIGGINSVILLE 6 S DEF 125 RV DUMP I-70, Exit 49 6676 Highway 13, 64037 317 JOPLIN 7 S DEF 90 I-44 & MO 43S, Exit 4 4500 Highway 43 South, 64804 669 JOPLIN DEF 160 15 RV DUMP I-44 U.S. 71 Exit 11A 11570 Hwy FF, 64804 768 KANSAS CITY DEF 121 6 I-435 Front Street 1300 North Corrington Ave., 64120 252 KEARNEY 7 S DEF 125 I-35, Exit 26 600 West SR 92, 64060 301 MARSTON DEF 70 6 I-55, Exit 40 917 East Elm Street, 63866 671 MATTHEWS DEF 188 15 RV DUMP I-55 Exit 58 703 State Hwy 80, 63867 167 NEVADA DEF 45 3 US 71 & Camp Clark Road 2424 East Austin Road, 64772 208 PACIFIC DEF 90 7 I-44W, Exit 257; I-44E, Exit 256 1475 Thornton Street, 63069 672 PECULIAR DEF 165 9 RV DUMP US Hwy 71 Exit J 700 J Hwy, 64078 547 ST. ROBERT ROAD RANGER DEF 75 6 I-44, Exit 163 22345 Hwy 28, 65584 673 SULLIVAN DEF 160 15 RV DUMP I-44/Hwy. 185 Exit 226 1500 AF Highway, 63080 674 WARRENTON DEF 200 14 RV DUMP I-70 Exit 188 24004 West Veterans Mem. Pkwy, 63383 675 WAYLAND DEF 99 6 RV DUMP Hwy 136 & Hwy 61 102 Fore Drive, 63472

915 BILLINGS PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 150 14 I-90, Exit 455 2711 N Frontage Road, 59101 923 BILLINGS FLYING J/TOWN PUMP DEF 75 9 I-90, Exit 455 2775 Old Hardin Road, 59101 905 BONNER PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 100 11 Junction of I-90 & Hwy 200 7985 Highway 200 East, 59851 924 BUTTE FLYING J/TOWN PUMP DEF 125 14 I-15 Exit 122 & I-90 MM220 122000 W. Browns Gulch Road; 59701 922 COLUMBIA FALLS PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 20 1 Hwy 2 West 6102 Hwy 2 West, 59912 906 COLUMBUS PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 150 7 I-90, Exit 408 602 8th Avenue North, 59019 917 GREAT FALLS PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 100 5 Junction of I-15 & Hwy 87 3700 31st St SW, Suite 1, 59404 925 GREAT FALLS FLYING J/TOWN PUMP DEF 80 4 RV DUMP I-15 & 31st Street Exit 277 3715 31st St SW, 59404 964 HARDIN PILOT/BROADWAY 50 1 I-90 Exit 495 315 E 13th Street, 59034 916 LOLO PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 40 1 Junction of Hwy 93 & Hwy 12 11822 Highway 93 South, 59847 907 MILES CITY PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 100 6 I-94, Exit 138 1210 South Haynes Street, 59301 914 MISSOULA FLYING J/TOWN PUMP DEF 125 14 RV DUMP I-90 & MT Hwy 93, Exit 96 8475 Hwy 93 N Suite B, 59808 908 ROCKER/BUTTE PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 195 10 I-90, Exit 122 1000 Grizzly Trail, 59701 909 SHELBY PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 70 6 I-15, Exit 363 1350 West Roosevelt, 59474 1015 SIDNEY 9 S DEF 60 Hwy 200 3150 South Central Ave., 59270 911 SUPERIOR PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 10 2 I-90, Exit 47 403 Diamond Match Road, 59872 910 THREE FORKS PILOT/TOWN PUMP DEF 90 5 Junction of I-90 & US 287, Exit 274 10800 Highway 287, 59751

P 320-763-9222 F 320-763-2339

P 651-438-3397 F 651-480-4800

Big Steer Restaurant

P 507-645-6082 F 507-645-6082

P 320-251-8455 F 320-251-7750

MISSISSIPPI 676 GULFPORT DEF 165 15 RV DUMP I-10 Exit 31 9351 Canal Road, 39503 77 JACKSON 5 S DEF 120 I-55/I-20, Exit 45 2520 South Gallatin Street, 39204 388 MERIDIAN 7 S DEF 100 I-59, Exit 151 1555 Tommy Webb Drive, 39307 586 MOSS POINT DEF 70 7 RV DUMP I-10, Exit 69 6705 Hwy 63 174 NEW ALBANY DEF 90 7 US 78, Exit 64 500 State Highway 15 South, 38652 677 OLIVE BRANCH DEF 51 9 RV DUMP Hwy 78 and Bethel Road 4740 Bethel Road, 38654 678 PEARL DEF 175 15 RV DUMP I-20/I-55 Exit 47 685 Hwy 80 East, 39208 519 SENATOBIA KANGAROO PANTRY 75 4 I-55, Exit 265 510 E Main Street, 38668 261 WINONA 5 S DEF 110 I-55 & Hwy. 82, Exit 185 403 SW Frontage Road, 38967

P 228-868-2711 F 228-868-3711

P 601-968-9491 F 601-968-0699

P 601-484-5106 F 601-484-7370

P 228-474-6511 F 228-474-6549

P 662-539-0222 F 662-539-0212

P 662-895-1001 F 662-895-0008

P 601-936-0190 F 601-936-0196 TM

P 662-560-1973 F 662-560-1992

P 662-283-5985 F 662-283-5906

MISSOURI 44 BOONVILLE 8 S DEF 150 I-70, Exit 101 1701 Ashley Road, 65233 571 CHARLESTON DEF 65 7 I-57 Exit 12 2460 E. Marshall/E US Hwy 60, 63834 385 COLLINS DEF 35 3 US 54 & Hwy 13 South Hwy 13 South, 64738 533 FENTON ROAD RANGER DEF 25 2 I-44 W, Exit 275; I-44 E, Exit 274B 205 North Highway Dr., 63026

P 660-882-9120 F 660-882-9710 TM

P 573-683-4153 F 573-683-4196

P 417-275-4796 F 417-275-4796

P 573-359-2007 F 573-359-2031

P 660-584-8484 F 660-584-8486

P 417-781-0255 F 417-781-0179

P 417-626-7600 F 417-626-8802

P 816-483-7600 F 816-483-1492

P 816-635-4015 F 816-635-4116

P 573-643-2320 F 573-643-2252

P 573-472-3336 F 573-471-1161

P 417-667-3271 F 417-667-4843

P 636-257-4100 F 636-257-4107

P 816-779-8000 F 816-779-4441

Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

P 815-315-4953 F 573-336-3080

P 573-860-8880 F 573-860-8892

P 636-456-2001 F 636-456-2016

P 660-754-1550 F 660-754-1556

MONTANA 968 BELGRADE PILOT/BROADWAY 3 125 I-90 Exit 298 6505 Jack Rabit Lane, 59701 1013 BELGRADE 46 5 S I-90 Exit 298 561Business Hub Rd., 59714

P 406-488-4124 F 406-388-4231

P 406-924-6990

P 406-238-9823 F 406-238-9825

P 406-256-8826 F 406-256-9256

P 406-258-6588 F 406-258-6693

P 406-723-4325 F 406-723-8956

P 406-892-0747

F 406-892-0747*22

P 406-322-4833 F 406-322-5273

P 406-452-0342 F 406-452-0547

P 406-727-7945 F 406-761-2599

P 406-665-1237 F 406-665-3123

P 406-273-6666 F 406-273-3018

P 406-232-2582 F 406-232-2582

P 406-542-0400 F 406-327-0802

P 406-723-0088 F 406-723-4940

Country Skillet P 406-434-5221 F 406-434-7019

P 406-433-5182 F 406-433-5191

P 406-822-4444 F 406-822-4444

P 406-285-3807 F 406-285-6976

F 406-924-6994

P 815-566-4043 F 636-326-6922

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NEW JERSEY

NEW YORK (CONT.)

904 BIG SPRINGS DEF 500 16 RV DUMP I-80, Exit 107 I-80 and Big Springs Road, 69122 901 ELM CREEK 75 5 I-80, Exit 257 5085 Buffalo Creek Road, 68836 902 GRAND ISLAND BOSSELMAN DEF 400 21 I-80, Exit 312N 3335 West Woodriver Road, 68803 686 GRETNA DEF 150 15 RV DUMP I-80 Exit 432 15010 South State Hwy 31, 68028 687 NORTH PLATTE DEF 123 9 RV DUMP I-80 Exit 179 3400 S. Newberry Road, 69101 912 WOOD RIVER 30 5 I-80 & Hwy 11, Exit 300 I-80 and Highway 11 and Exit 300, 68883

280 BLOOMSBURY 5 S DEF 30 I-78 & NJ 173, Exit 7 979 Route 173, 08804 253 CARNEYS POINT DEF LTD 2 I-295 at Jersey Turnpike, Exit 2B 600 Pennsville-Auburn Road, 08069 688 CARNEYS POINT DEF LTD 16 RV DUMP I-295 Exit 2C 326 Slapes Corner Road, 08069 190 CLINTON 6 95 I-78, Exit 12 66 R 173 West 891 LEDGEWOOD 10 2 S I-80, Exit 27B WB/Exit 27 A&B EB 1470 Rt 46 East, 07852 210 MAHWAH LTD 0 230 Route 17 South, 07430

394 NEWBURGH 6 S DEF 110 I-84, Exit 6 239 Route 17K, 12550 693 PEMBROKE DEF 150 9 RV DUMP I-90 Exit 48A 8484 Allegheny Road, 14036 494 ROTTERDAM DEF 50 4 I-88, Exit 25 1128 Duanesburg Road, 12306 146 SCHODACK LANDING DEF 15 4 I-90, Exit 12 995 US Route 9, 12033 380 SYRACUSE (LIVERPOOL) DEF 85 5 I-81, Exit 25; I-90, Exit 36 107 Seventh North Street, 13088

P 308-889-3686 F 308-889-3352

P 308-856-4330 F 308-856-4457

P 308-382-2288 F 308-381-7464

P 402-332-4483 F 402-332-4576

P 308-532-4555 F 308-532-8077

P 308-583-2493 F 308-583-2115

880 MONTAGUE GULF LTD 0 I-84, Exit 1 15 Route 23 S, 07827

NEVADA 966 BATTLE MTN. FLYING J/BROADWAY 70 9 I-80 Exit 231 650 W Front St., 89820 387 CARLIN DEF 60 5 I-80/NV 278, Exit 280 791 Tenth Street, 89822 340 FERNLEY 7 S DEF 100 I-80 & US 95, Exit 46 465 Pilot Road, 89408 1005 FERNLEY 7 S 85 I-80, Exit 48 480 Truck Inn Way, 89408 341 LAS VEGAS 7 S DEF 80 I-15 & Craig Rd, Exit 48 3812 East Craig Road, 89031 513 PRIMM 6 S DEF 125 I-15, Exit 1 115 West Primm Blv, 89019 692 WELLS DEF 105 9 RV DUMP I-80 & Hwy 93, Exit 352 (South) 156 Hwy 93 South, 89835 147 WEST WENDOVER DEF 250 11 I-80 @ Peppermill Casino, Exit 410 1200 West Wendover Boulevard, 89883 485 WINNEMUCCA 5 S DEF 140 I-80 & West Interchange, Exit 173 5625 I-80 W Winnemucca Exchange, 89445 770 WINNEMUCCA 9 S DEF 105 RV DUMP I-80 Exit 176 1880 West Winnemucca Blvd., 89445

P 775-635-5424 F 775-635-0371

P 775-754-6384 F 775-754-6025

P 775-575-5115 F 775-575-4619

P 775-575-5919 F 775-575-5936

P 702-644-1600 F 702-644-8432

P 702-679-6666

P 775-752-2400 F 775-752-2406

P 775-664-3400 F 775-664-3347

P 775-625-2800 F 775-625-2814

P 775-623-0111 F 775-623-0120

689 ALBUQUERQUE DEF 165 15 RV DUMP I-40 Exit 153 9911 Avalon Road NW, 87105 490 CARLSBAD 20 2 Hwy 180 & Hwy 285 3202 S. Canal Street 557 HOBBS 3 S DEF 46 3710 W. Carlsbad Hwy 3710 W. Carlsbad Hwy, 88240 305 JAMESTOWN 16 S DEF 450 I-40, Exit 39 I-40, Exit 39, 87347 266 LAS CRUCES 5 S DEF 40 I-10 & NM 292, Exit 139 2681 West Amador, 88005 163 LORDSBURG 7 S DEF 95 I-10 & East Motel Dr, Exit 24 1050 East Motel Drive, 88045 690 LORDSBURG DEF 285 9 RV DUMP I-10 Exit 24 11 Old Highway 70, 88045 475 MORIARTY 7 S DEF 85 Hwy 41 and I-40, Exit 196 305 Abrahames RD W, 87035 691 TUCUMCARI DEF 136 9 RV DUMP I-40 & Exit 333 2021 S. Mountain Road, 88401

NEW YORK

896 BOW 3 55 I-93, Exit 11/12S 728 SR 3A, 03304

322 KANONA DEF 40 4 I-86, Exit 37 7767 State Rt 53, 14810

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F 603-223-6884

F 908-479-6394

P 856-299-5700 F 856-299-8563

P 856-351-0080 F 856-351-0293

P 908-735-7711 F 908-735-8153

P 973-347-1145 F 973-347-8770

P 845-567-1722 F 845-567-1773

P 585-599-4430 F 585-599-4436

P 518-356-5616 F 518-356-5634

P 518-732-7272 F 518-732-7228

P 315-424-0124 F 315-424-0126

NORTH CAROLINA P 201-529-2704 F 201-529-1784

P 973-293-3477 F 973-293-3177

NEW MEXICO

NEW HAMPSHIRE P 603-223-6885

P 908-479-6443

P 505-831-2001 F 505-833-0464

P 575-887-7033 F 575-887-0466

P 575-391-0120 F 575-391-0412

P 505-722-6655 F 505-722-2674

P 575-523-2700 F 575-525-6727

P 575-542-3100 F 575-542-3111

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575-542-3320

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505-832-4954

F 575-542-3324

F 505-832-4953

275 CHARLOTTE DEF 60 5 I-85, Exit 39; I-77, Exit 13 3807 Statesville Avenue, 28206 885 DUNN KANGAROO PANTRY 40 3 I-95, Exit 71 873 Longbranch, 28334 900 DUNN SADDLER BROS. 300 9 I-95, Exit 75 65 Sadler Rd, 28334 682 GRAHAM DEF 251 14 RV DUMP I-85 & I-40 Exit 150 1043 Jimmie Kerr Road, 27258 56 KANNAPOLIS DEF 55 8 I-85, Exit 63 2825 Lane Street, 28083 683 KENLY DEF 145 9 RV DUMP I-95 & Exit 106 1800 Princeton-Kenly Road, 27542 57 MEBANE 8 S DEF 140 I-40/85, Exit 152 1342 Trollingwood Road, 27302 549 MOUNT AIRY 10 S DEF 150 I-77, Exit 100 125 Plaza Lane, 27030 58 PLEASANT HILL 50 4 I-95, Exit 180 Route 1 - Box 202, 27866 393 WAYNESVILLE DEF 60 4 I-40 & NC 209, Exit 24 3712 Crabtree Road, 28786

P 704-358-1006 F 704-358-1506

P 910-892-3642 F 910-980-2364

P 910-892-0106 F 910-892-2084

P 336-578-2427 F 336-578-0804

P 704-938-6800 F 704-938-6900

P 919-284-4548 F 919-284-4214

P 919-563-4999 F 919-563-4929

P 336-352-3167 F 336-352-3169

P 252-537-4476 F 252-537-3666

P 828-627-8611 F 828-627-9499

NORTH DAKOTA P 575-461-6590 F 575-461-3879

P 607-776-2012 F 607-776-4179

684 BEACH DEF 89 9 I-94 & Hwy 16 I-94 & Hwy 16, 58621 685 FARGO DEF 165 9 3150 39th Street SW, Suite A, 58104

P 701-872-4737 F 701-872-4985 TM

P 701-282-7766 F 701-282-7259

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OHIO (CONT.)

489 GRAND FORKS DEF 145 10 RV DUMP I-29, Exit 138 4401 32nd Avenue South, 58201 511 MANDAN 5 S DEF 200 I-94, Exit 147, Hwy 25 3825 Business Loop I-94, 58554 550 MINOT DEF 55 4 RV DUMP Hwy 2 & 52 West 3800 Hwy 2 & 52 W, 58701 589 WILLISTON DEF 75 5 13553 Hwy 2, 58801 NE Side Hwy 2 at Hwy 85 & Hwy 2

286 EATON 5 S DEF 50 I-70 & OH 127, Exit 10 6141 US 127 North, 45320 360 FINDLAY DEF 80 5 I-75 & OH 613, Exit 164 11471 State Route 613W, 45840 9 FRANKLIN 7 S DEF 200 I-75, Exit 36 6830 Franklin-Lebanon Road, 45005 285 HEBRON 9 S DEF 90 I-70 & OH 37, Exit 126 10258 Lancaster Road SW, 43025 697 HUBBARD DEF 150 15 RV DUMP I-80 & Hwy 62, Exit 234B (Eastbound) 2226 North Main, 44425 698 JEFFERSONVILLE DEF 148 9 RV DUMP I-71 Exit 69 9935 SR 41, 43128 700 LAKE TOWNSHIP DEF 150 15 RV DUMP I-280 Exit 1B; I-80/90, Exit 71 26415 Warns Dr., 43551 287 LODI (BURBANK) DEF 105 7 I-71 & OH 83, Exit 204 10048 Avon Lake Road, 44214 454 LONDON 9 S DEF 125 I-70, Exit 79 1365 SR 42 NE, 43140 455 MARENGO DEF 65 5 RV DUMP I-71, Exit 140 488 State Route 61, 43334 699 MILLERSPORT DEF 152 15 RV DUMP I-70 St Rd 158 Exit 122 10480 Baltimore, 43046 11 N. LIMA 5 S DEF 50 I-76, Exit 232 10920 Market Street, 44452 303 NAPOLEON DEF 75 5 Rt. 24 905 American Road, 43545 130 RICHFIELD DEF 80 7 I-77S, Ex 146; I-77N, Ex 145; I-80, Ex 173 5219 Brecksville Road, 44286 13 SEVILLE 10 S DEF 190 I-71, Exit 209 8924 Lake Road, 44273 12 STONEY RIDGE (PERRYSBURG) 5 S DEF 50 I-80/90, Exit 71 3430 Libbey Road, 43551 14 SUNBURY DEF 115 5 RV DUMP I-71, Exit 131 7680 East State Route 36, 43074 15 TOLEDO DEF 70 5 I-75, Exit 210 5820 Hagman Road, 43612

239 UPPER SANDUSKY DEF 70 5 St. Hwy 23 & 30 1600 W. Wyandot Avenue, 43351 97 VANDALIA DEF 110 9 I-75, Exit 64 175 Northwoods Blvd, 45377 16 WILMINGTON DEF 20 3 I-71, Exit 50 5772 US 68 North, 45177 281 YOUNGSTOWN (GIRARD) 7 S DEF 80 I-80 & Salt Springs Rd., Exit 226 2786 Salt Springs Road, 44420

P 701-738-0017 F 701-746-4342

P 701-663-6922 F 701-663-2565

P 701-839-5061 F 701-839-3623

P 701-826-2500 F 701-826-2504

OHIO 2 AUSTINBURG 7 S DEF 150 I-90, Exit 223 2246 State Route 45, 44010 694 AUSTINBURG DEF 165 15 RV DUMP I-90 & State Rd 45, Exit 223 2349 Center Road, 44010 3 AUSTINTOWN 8 S DEF 200 I-80, Exit 223 1150 North Canfield-Niles Road, 44515 4 AVON DEF 55 3 I-90, Exit 151 39115 Colorado Road, 44011 457 BEAVER DAM 10 S DEF 105 I-75, Exit 135 427 East Main Street, 45808 695 BEAVER DAM DEF 150 15 RV DUMP I-75 Exit 135 420 East Main Street, 45808 449 BELMONT 9 S DEF 65 I-70, Exit 208 66377 Belmont - Morristown Rd, 43718 696 BERKSHIRE DEF 150 15 I-71 Exit 131 7735 State Route 37, 43074 309 CALDWELL DEF 45 5 I-77, Exit 25 44133 Fairground Road, 43724 6 CAMBRIDGE DEF 35 3 I-70, Exit 178 61700 Southgate Road, 43725 469 CANTON 7 S DEF 130 I-77, Exit 101 2320 Faircrest Street, 44706 8 CIRCLEVILLE DEF 55 3 US 23 and Pittsburgh Road 25600 US 23, 43113 213 COLUMBUS DEF 100 7 I-70 & Wilson Road Exit 94 3600 Interchange Road, 43204

P 440-275-3303 F 440-275-3311

P 440-275-1515 F 440-275-3289

P 330-505-3532 F 330-505-3548

P 440-934-0110 F 440-934-1168

P 419-643-6023 F 419-643-6085

P 419-643-8001 F 419-643-8106

P 740-782-0134 F 740-782-0148

P 740-965-9835 F 740-965-9770

P 740-732-5656 F 740-732-1404

P 740-439-0989 F 740-432-9607

P 330-484-3965 F 330-484-6304

P 740-420-8942 F 740-420-3972

P 614-308-9195 F 614-308-9673

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P 937-456-6303 F 937-456-6497

P 419-299-3381 F 419-299-3096

P 937-746-4488 F 937-743-3006

P 740-928-5588 F 740-928-6032

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P 419-294-2971 F 419-294-3812

P 937-264-8520 P 937-264-8525

P 937-382-0464 F 937-382-3069

P 330-530-8500 F 330-530-8318

OKLAHOMA P 330-534-3774 F 330-534-4372

P 740-426-9136 F 740-426-9156

P 419-837-2100 F 419-837-2199

P 330-948-4571 F 330-948-4575

P 614-879-4128 F 614-879-4137

P 419-253-1400 F 419-253-1402

P 740-964-9601 F 740-964-9611

P 330-549-9203 F 330-549-1930

P 419-599-0043 F 419-599-0051

P 330-659-2020 F 330-659-2021

P 330-769-4220 F 330-769-2202

P 419-837-5091 F 419-837-5658

P 740-965-5540 F 740-965-5641

P 419-729-3985 F 419-729-0905

701 ARDMORE DEF 136 9 RV DUMP I-35 & Exit 33 2450 Cooper Drive, 73401 702 CHECOTAH DEF 150 9 RV DUMP U.S. Hwy 69 & U.S. Hwy 266 1255 W. Gentry, 74426 556 CHOCTAW THUNDER TRAVEL PLAZA DEF 25 3 I-40, Exit 166 7501 S. Choctaw Road, 73020 704 EDMOND DEF 73 8 RV DUMP I-35 & N.E. 122nd Street 4801 NE 122 Street, 73013 506 ENID 2 S DEF 15 Hwy 412 106 S. 42nd Street, 73701 259 MUSKOGEE 7 S DEF 125 US 69 3006 N. 32nd Street, 74401 460 OKLAHOMA CITY 15 S DEF 145 I-40, Exit 140 400 South Morgan Road, 73128 703 OKLAHOMA CITY DEF 172 15 RV DUMP I-40, Exit 140 701 South Morgan Road, 73128 196 ROLAND DEF 125 7 I-40 & US 64, Exit 325 123 West Ray Fine Boulevard 705 SAYRE DEF 150 9 RV DUMP I-40 & US 283 2400 South 4th Route, 73662 1004 TONKAWA 7 S DEF 76 I-35, Exit 214 16600 West South Ave., 74653 706 TULSA DEF 185 9 RV DUMP I-44 & Exit 236 121 North 129 E/I-44 Exit 236, 74116

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P 580-226-3833 F 580-226-3546

P 918-473-1243 F 918-473-1957

P 405-638-3000 F 405-638-3006 TM

P 405-475-9440 F 405-475-9435

P 918-686-7856 F 918-686-0597

P 405-440-1048 F 405-440-1093 TM

P 405-324-5000 F 405-324-7181

P 918-427-0895 F 918-427-0862

P 580-928-2216 F 580-928-2354

P 580-628-2934 F 580-628-2941

P 918-437-5477 F 918-437-5660

OREGON 584 AURORA 7 S DEF 90 I-5, Exit 278 12334 Ehlen Rd, 97002

P 503-678-1262 F 503-678-1667

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PENNSYLVANIA (CONT.)

SOUTH CAROLINA (CONT.)

195 BIGGS JUNCTION DEF 55 5 I-84 & US Hwy 97, Exit 104 91485 Biggs Rufus Highway, 97065 386 BROOKS 7 S DEF 110 I-5, Exit 263 4220 Brooklake Road, 97305 391 CENTRAL POINT DEF 100 7 I-5, Exit 33 1600 East Pine Street, 97502 133 CHEMULT DEF 60 4 US 97 341 Damon Street, 97731 504 KLAMATH FALLS DEF 50 4 RV DUMP Hwy 97 3817 N. Hwy 97, 97601 934 LAGRANDE A&B 50 4 I-84 Exit 265 I-84 & Exit 265, 97850 232 ONTARIO DEF 105 7 I-84, Exit 376A 653 East Idaho Avenue, 97914 233 RICE HILL 10 S DEF 160 I-5, Exit 148 800 John Long Road, 97462 390 STANFIELD DEF 90 9 I-84/82 & Hwy 395, Exit 188 2115 Highway 395, 97875

245 HARRISBURG DEF 30 3 I-81 & PA39, Exit 77 P 717-545-5507 7961 Linglestown Road, 17112 F 717-545-6768 298 HAZLETON (DRUMS) DEF 60 5 I-80, Exit 256 P 570-788-3262 1114 SR 93, 18222 F 570-788-2163 1 MILL HALL 5 S DEF 70 I-80, Exit 173 P 570-726-7618 5868 Nittany Valley Drive, 17751 F 570-726-5092 709 MILL HALL (LAMAR) DEF 155 15 RV DUMP I-80 and Exit 173 P 570-726-4080 5609 Nittany Valley Drive, 17751 F 570-726-4363 555 MILTON PENN 80 MILTON TRUCK PLAZA Penn 80 Grill DEF 300 16 I-80, Exit 215 P 570-742-2663 1460 North Ridge Rd, 17847 F 1-877-395-0850 81 NEW CASTLE 7 S DEF 90 I-79, Exit 99 P 724-368-3028 2010 New Castle Road, 16051 F 724-368-3059 710 NEW MILFORD DEF 125 9 RV DUMP I-81 Exit 219 P 570-465-2974 1623 Oliver Road, 18834 F 570-465-2979 522 PINE GROVE 3 160 I-81, Exit 100 P 570-345-8800 482 Suedberg Rd, 17963 F 570-915-6278 871 PINE GROVE 0 40 I-81, Exit 100/PA443 P 570-915-6644 473 Suedberg Rd, 17963 F 570-915-6641 370 SCRANTON (PITTSTON) 7 S DEF 80 I-81N, Exit 175; I-81 S, Exit 175B; I-476, RT 315 P 570-655-4116 417 Route 315, 18640 F 570-655-2479 620 SMITHTON DEF 110 7 RV DUMP I-70 & Exit 49 P 724-872-4050 122 Fitzhenry Road, 15479 F 724-872-9471

712 COLUMBIA DEF 180 15 RV DUMP I-20 Exit 70 5901 Fairfield Road, 29203 310 DUNCAN DEF 70 8 I-85 & SC290, Exit 63 1405 East Main Street, 29334 62 FLORENCE DEF 75 6 I-95, Exit 170 3006 North Williston Road, 29506 337 FLORENCE DEF 90 5 I-95 & US 52, Exit 164 2015 West Lucas St., 29501 453 GAFFNEY 7 S DEF 100 I-85, Exit 90 909 Hyatt Street, 29341 713 LATTA DEF 200 15 RV DUMP I-95 Exit 181A 111 Mill Branch Road, 29565 63 PIEDMONT 5 S DEF 90 I-85, Exit 35 110 Frontage Road, 29673 714 ROCK HILL DEF 140 9 RV DUMP I-77 & Hwy 901, Exit 73 2435 Mount Holly Road, 29730 493 ST. GEORGE DEF 120 8 RV DUMP I-95, Exit 77 113 Motel Drive, 29477 64 SUMMERVILLE 3 S DEF LTD I-26, Exit 199 1521 North Main Street, 29483

P 541-739-2174 F 541-739-2479

P 503-463-1114 F 503-463-0409

P 541-664-7001 F 541-664-7006

P 541-365-0991 F 541-365-0995

P 541-884-0400 F 541-884-0409 Full Service Restaurant

P 541-963-9762 F 541-663-9822

P 541-889-9070 F 541-889-4117

P 541-849-2133 F 541-849-2137

P 541-449-1403 F 541-449-1430

PENNSYLVANIA 348 BENTLEYVILLE 7 S DEF 90 I-70 Exit 32-B 205 Wilson Road, 15314 516 BREEZEWOOD ALL AMERICAN 12 280 I-76, Exit 161; I-70, Exit 147 167 Post House Road, 15533 707 BROOKVILLE DEF 140 15 RV DUMP I-80 Exit 78 246 Allegheny Blvd., 15825 708 CARLISLE DEF 278 22 RV DUMP I-81 Exit 52/I-76 & Exit 226 1501 Harrisburg Pike, 17013 336 DUBOIS DEF 100 7 I-80, Hwy 219, Exit 97 1742 Rich Highway, 15801 517 DUNCANNON DEF 85 6 US 22 and 322 30 Benvenue Ave, 17020 311 ERIE DEF 85 5 I-90 & PA97, Exit 27 8035 Perry Highway, 16509 518 FRYSTOWN DEF 240 8 I-78, Exit 10 (PA 645) 2210 Camp Swatara Road, 17067

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Perkins

Taco Maker

P 814-735-4076 F 814-735-4823

P 814-849-2992 F 814-849-2440

P 717-243-6659 F 717-243-2510

P 814-375-6046 F 814-375-6047

P 717-834-3156 F 717-834-3208

P 814-864-8536 F 814-866-0332 TM

P 717-933-4146 F 717-933-5008

SOUTH CAROLINA 711 BLACKSBURG DEF 200 15 I-85 Exit 102 1011 North Mountain Street, 29702 60 BOWMAN 8 S DEF 100 I-26, Exit 159 2064 Homestead Road, 29018 346 CAMDEN (LUGOFF) 5 S DEF 60 I-20 & US 601 Exit 92 522 Highway 601 South, 29078 884 CAMPOBELLO KANGAROO PANTRY 2 35 I-26, Exit 5 8998 SC Hwy 11, 29322 338 CAYCE (COLUMBIA) DEF 90 5 I-26/77 & US321, Exit 115 3008 Highway 321, 29033 61 CLINTON DEF 40 3 I-26, Exit 52 12818 Highway 56 North, 29325

P 864-839-5934 F 864-839-5942

P 803-829-3541 F 803-829-3352

P 803-438-5175 F 803-438-3947

P 864-472-2128 F 864-472-2280

P 803-735-9006 F 803-735-0917

P 864-433-1221 F 864-433-1210

P 843-662-6972 F 843-662-7013

P 843-662-2646 F 843-662-2893

P 864-206-0050 F 864-206-0052

P 843-752-5047 F 843-752-7265

P 864-845-8177 F 864-845-8178

P 803-328-5700 F 803-909-5800

P 843-563-8989 F 843-563-8986

P 843-486-5770 F 843-486-5702

SOUTH DAKOTA 932 HERMOSA MG OIL DEF 25 2 25 Heartland Express Hwy 79 25 Heartland Express Hwy 79, 57744 599 MURDO DEF 50 4 RV DUMP I-90, Exit 192 601 E. Fifth Street, 57559 918 RAPID CITY 5 S DEF 75 RV DUMP I-90, Exit 55 2783 Deadwood Ave., 57702 931 RAPID CITY MG OIL DEF 150 8 I-90 Exit 61 4200 N I-90 Service Rd Exit 61, 57701 716 SIOUX FALLS DEF 158 9 RV DUMP I-29 Exit 83 5201 Granite Lane, 57107

P 605-255-4555 F 605-255-4522

P 605-669-2465 F 605-669-2859

P 605-348-7070 F 605-348-3438

P 605-342-5450 F 605-342-3011

P 605-977-1438 F 605-977-1538

TENNESSEE P 803-739-2921 F 803-739-4521

P 864-833-4555 F 864-833-3765

481 CLEVELAND DEF 75 7 I-75, Exit 20 P 423-476-3892 281 Pleasant Grove Rd, 37353 F 423-476-5430 265 COOKEVILLE DEF LMTD 1 I-40, Exit 287 P 931-528-7100 1111 South Jefferson, 38501 F 931-528-3893 D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 4 C H A L L E N G E 65

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TENNESSEE (CONT.) 406 CORNERSVILLE DEF 40 2 I-65, Exit 22 P 931-363-3290 9211 Lewisburg Highway, 37047 F 931-363-8248 114 CROSSVILLE 7 S DEF 80 I-40, Exit 320 P 931-787-1901 2449 Genesis Road, 38571 F 931-787-1905 226 DANDRIDGE DEF 80 6 I-40, Exit 417 P 865-397-3547 505 Patriot Drive, 37725 F 865-397-3699 409 DICKSON 11 S DEF 90 I-40, Exit 172 P 615-446-4600 2320 Highway 46 South, 37055 F 615-446-0763 720 FAIRVIEW DEF 150 9 RV DUMP I-40 & Hwy 96, Exit 182 P 615-799-4116 1420 Hwy 96 North, 37062 F 615-799-4120 51 GREENEVILLE DEF 25 3 I-81 Exit 36 P 423-234-0414 11190 Baileyton Road, 37745 F 423-234-0641 403 HEISKELL DEF 25 1 I-75, Exit 117 P 865-938-1439 1915 East Raccoon Valley Road, 37754 F 865-938-1146 53 HURRICANE MILLS 8 S DEF 250 I-40, Exit 143 P 931-296-7180 15559 Highway 13 South, 37078 F 931-296-7719 366 JACKSON 7 S DEF 85 I-40, Exit 85 P 731-422-5545 32 Sand Pebble Rd., 38305 F 731-422-5780 241 KNOXVILLE DEF 80 0 I-40, Exit 398; @ John Sevier P 865-546-6776 2801 East Govenor John Sevier Hwy, 37914 F 865-546-7475 722 KNOXVILLE DEF 187 13 RV DUMP I-40 & I-75 Exit 369 P 865-531-7400 800 Watt Road, 37932 F 865-531-7982 270 KNOXVILLE (LOVELL ROAD) 7 S DEF 80 I-40/75, Exit 374 P 865-966-0445 314 Lovell Road, 37922 F 865-966-2918 219 KNOXVILLE (STRAW PLAINS) 9 S DEF 250 I-40, Exit 398 P 865-544-1067 7210 Straw Plains Pike, 37914 F 865-544-1138 52 LAVERGNE DEF 40 4 I-24, Exit 64 P 615-793-9856 535 Waldron Road, 37086 F 615-793-9085 411 LEBANON 8 S DEF 150 RV DUMP I-40, Exit 238 P 615-453-8866 921 Murfreesboro, 37090 F 615-453-8860 363 MEMPHIS DEF 70 5 US 78 @ Pleasant Hill P 901-366-0337 5021 Highway 78, 38118 F 901-366-1712 405 MEMPHIS 5 S DEF 100 I-240, Hwy 78S P 901-202-5520 4949 Lamar Ave, 38118 F 901-202-5522 404 MURFREESBORO 7 S DEF 90 I-24, Exit 81 P 615-907-9595 2441 S. Church St, 37127 F 615-907-3982 66 C H A L L E N G E D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 4

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TEXAS (CONT.)

413 NASHVILLE DEF 25 2 Briley Pkwy, Hwy 155N, Ex 26A, Hwy 155S, Ex 26 6418 Centennial Blvd., 37209 224 ONEIDA (PIONEER) DEF 85 4 I-75, Exit 141 304 Howard Baker Highway, 37847 149 STANTON DEF 50 5 I-40 Exit 42 7720 Highway 222, 38069 412 WHITE PINE 10 S DEF 130 RV DUMP I-81, Exit 4 3624 Roy Messer Highway, 37890

726 DALLAS DEF 180 12 RV DUMP I-20 Exit 472 7425 Bonnie View Road, 75241 727 EDINBURG DEF 200 9 RV DUMP Hwy 281 & FM 1925 1305 East Monte Cristo, 78539 894 EAGLE PASS 5 S DEF Hwy 57 and Hwy 277 Intersection 86 A. U.S. Hwy 57 728 EL PASO 11 S DEF 120 RV DUMP I-10 and Exit 37 1301 North Horizon Blvd., 79927 553 FORT STOCKTON 9 S DEF 100 I-10, Exit 259 2571 North Front Street, 79735 434 FORT WORTH 12 S DEF 185 RV DUMP I-35, Exit 65 2400 Alliance Gateway, 76178 554 GEORGE WEST 7 S DEF 90 I-37, Exit 56 4066 Hwy 59, 78022 375 HOUSTON 7 S DEF 90 I-610, Exit 24A US 90 E 4440 N. McCarty Street, 77013 729 HOUSTON DEF 235 15 RV DUMP I-45 Richie Rd, Exit 64 15919 North Freeway, 77090 234 HUNTSVILLE 6 S DEF 90 I-45, Exit 118 639 State Highway 75 North, 77320 507 JARRELL 8 140 I-35 & Exit 275 11710 North Interstate 35, 76537 377 LAREDO 12 S DEF 300 I-35 S, Exit 13; I-35 N, Exit 12B 1101 Uniroyal Drive, 78045 730 LAREDO DEF 190 15 RV DUMP I-35 S, Exit 13; I-35 N, Exit 12B 1011 Beltway Parkway, 78045 733 LUBBOCK DEF 50 4 RV DUMP I-27 & 4th Street Exit 602 4th Street, 79401 257 MIDLAND 7 S DEF 84 I-20, Exit 126 4015 S. FM 1788, 79706 330 NEW BRAUNFELS 7 S DEF 80 I-35, Exit 184 4142 Loop 337, 78132 734 NEW CANEY DEF 150 9 RV DUMP US 59 & Exit 242 23412 Hwy 242, 77357 580 ODESSA 10 S DEF 100 I-20, Exit 121 5900 E. Interstate 20, 79766

P 615-350-7225 F 615-350-7318

P 423-562-5000 F 423-566-1335

P 901-466-3535 F 901-465-7822

P 865-674-8570 F 865-674-8572

TEXAS 436 AMARILLO 12 S DEF 150 RV DUMP I-40, Exit 75 715 South Lakeside Drive, 79118 723 AMARILLO DEF 200 13 RV DUMP I-40 Exit 76 9601 I-40 East Exit 76, 79118 477 ANNA DEF 100 8 1700 US Hwy 75/Hwy 75, Exit 48 714 South Central Expressway, 75409 435 ANTHONY 8 S DEF 100 I-10, Exit 0 2015 Antonio Street, 79821 724 ANTHONY DEF 175 13 RV DUMP I-10 Exit 0 3001 Mountain Pass Blvd., 79821 725 BAYTOWN DEF 200 15 RV DUMP I-10 & Exit 789 Thompson Road 1876 East Freeway, 77521 1001 BIG LAKE 3 S DEF 55 1310 E Hwy 67 1310 E Hwy 67, 76932 559 BIG SPRING 7 S DEF 70 I-20, Exit 178 706 E. I-20, 79720 740 BROOKSHIRE DEF 115 9 RV DUMP I-10, Exit 732 204 South Waller Ave., 77423 367 CADDO MILLS DEF 80 6 I-30 & FM1903, Exit 87 & 88 2725 FM 1903, 75135 883 CANTON 4 S DEF 100 I-20, Exit 533 9800 Interstate 20, 75103 488 COTULLA 7 S DEF 75 I-35, Exit 69 921 N. IH35, 78014 433 DALLAS 11 S DEF 150 I-20, Exit 470 8787 South Lancaster Road, 75241

P 806-335-3323 F 806-335-2868

P 806-335-1475 F 806-335-1058 TM

P 972-924-2035 F 972-924-2051

P 915-886-3090 F 915-886-3404

P 915-886-2737 F 915-886-3522

P 281-424-7706 F 281-424-7730

P 325-884-2609 F 325-884-2708

P 432-264-7490 F 432-264-7050

P 281-934-4133 F 281-934-4153

P 903-527-2150 F 903-527-2103

P 903-829-2600

P 830-879-5363

F 830-879-5359 P 972-228-2467 F 972-228-4386

P 972-225-3566 F 972-225-3681

P 956-316-0149 F 956-316-4732

P 830-758-1712 F 830-752-5971

P 915-852-4141 F 915-852-4101

P 432-336-3410 F 432-336-3430

P 817-337-5324 F 817-337-5137

P 361-449-1420 F 361-449-8919

P 713-675-3375 F 713-670-7629

P 281-893-0423 F 281-893-9368

P 936-291-1125 F 936-291-2421 Q Eats

P 512-746-4341

P 956-717-5006 F 956-717-5012

P 956-712-3265 F 956-791-3057

P 806-744-0539 F 806-744-7423

P 432-563-1683 F 432-563-1748

P 830-629-1424 F 830-629-1254

P 281-689-8065 F 281-689-8271

P 432-366-0812 F 432-366-0845

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UTAH

431 ORANGE 8 S DEF 110 RV DUMP I-10, Exit 873 2205 North Highway 62, 77630 735 ORANGE DEF 150 15 RV DUMP I-10 Exit 873 7112 I-10 West, 77630 736 PECOS 9 S DEF 200 RV DUMP I-20 Exit 42 100 East Pinehurst, 79772 432 ROBINSON 10 S DEF 285 I-35, Exit 328 8055 South I-35, 76706 306 SAN ANTONIO 6 S DEF 50 I-10 E.bound, Ex 581; I-10 W.bound, Ex 582 5619 I-10 East, 78219 467 SAN ANTONIO 7 S DEF 85 I-37, Exit 125 4105 S Loop 1604 E, 78264 737 SAN ANTONIO 13 S DEF 200 I-10, Exit 583 1815 N Foster Road, 78244 887 SNYDER 25 5 S 1100 E Hwy 180 1100 E Hwy 180, 79549 157 SULPHUR SPRINGS 7 S DEF 85 I-30, Exit 122 1200 South Hillcrest, 75482 1002 TILDEN 3 S DEF 40 Hwy 16 3080 N. Hwy 16, 78072 888 TULIA 71 5 S I-27 & Hwy 86, 79088 1200 South Hillcrest, 75482 738 TYE DEF 200 15 RV DUMP I-20 & FM 707 Exit 277 101 North FM 707, 79563 486 TYLER 7 S DEF 85 I-20 & FM 14 12881 FM 14A, 75706 209 VAN HORN 6 S DEF 75 I-10, Exit 140 501 Van Horn Drive, 79855 568 VON ORMY DEF 65 7 I-35, Exit 140 14555 IH35 South, 78073 739 WACO DEF 200 9 RV DUMP I-35 & New Road 2409 South New Road, 76711 206 WEATHERFORD 7 S DEF 110 I-20, Exit 406 1201 I-20 West, 76087 741 WICHITA FALLS DEF 50 3 RV DUMP US 287 & Jacksboro Highway 2311 Jacksboro Highway, 76301

509 BEAVER DEF 150 6 I-15, Exit 112 653 West 1400 North, 84713 892 GREEN RIVER WEST WINDS TRUCK STOP 100 5 I-70, Exit 164 1085 East Main St., 84525 742 LAKE POINT DEF 130 9 RV DUMP I-80 Exit 99 1605 East Saddleback Blvd., 84074 743 NEPHI DEF 110 9 RV DUMP I-15 Exit 222 1597 South Main, 84648 772 N. SALT LAKE 4 40 I-215 & Redwood Rd, Exit 27 885 W. North Point Circle, 84054 294 OGDEN DEF 60 5 I-15 & UT 39, Exit 344 1670 West 12th Street, 84404 744 OGDEN DEF 100 9 I-15 Exit 343 1172 West 21st Street, 84401 508 PERRY DEF 25 2 I-15 Exit 362 1674 W. 1100 S., 84302 773 RICHFIELD DEF 50 4 RV DUMP I-70 Exit 40 35 East Flying J Drive, 84701 140 ROOSEVELT

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P 409-745-1124 F 409-745-3336

P 409-883-9465 F 409-886-8224

P 432-445-9436 F 432-445-7171

P 254-662-4771 F 254-662-4951

P 210-661-5353 F 210-661-4660

P 210-626-9183 F 210-626-9201

P 210-666-2266 F 210-666-2280

P 325-573-5213 F 325-573-8666

P 903-885-0020 F 903-885-1580

P 361-274-1558 F 361-274-1562

P 806-995-4597 F 806-995-3501

P 325-691-9974 F 325-691-5365

P 903-593-5466 F 903-593-3204

P 432-283-8067 F 432-283-8071

P 210-622-9384 F 210-622-9302

P 254-714-0313 F 254-714-1798

380 South 200 East, 84066 746 SALT LAKE CITY DEF 110 9 RV DUMP I-15 & I-80 SR201, Exit 17 2025 South 900 West, 84119 510 SCIPIO 4 100 I-15, Exit 188 810 North 800 West, 84656 774 SNOWVILLE DEF 50 3 RV DUMP I-84 Exit 7 90 South Stone Road, 84336 747 SPRINGVILLE DEF 80 8 I-15 Exit 261 1460 North 1750 West, 84663 775 ST. GEORGE DEF 60 4 I-15 Exit 4 2841 South 60 East, 84790 748 WILLARD BAY DEF 50 4 RV DUMP I-15 Exit 357 600 West 750 North, 84340

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P 435-438-5191

West Winds Restaurant

P 435-564-3495 F 435-564-8162

P 801-508-7400 F 801-508-7404

P 435-623-2400 F 435-623-2421

P 801-936-1408 F 801-936-1457

P 801-731-2900 F 801-731-2380

P 801-399-5577 F 801-399-9353

P 435-723-9999

P 435-896-5050 F 435-896-4044

P 435-722-4468 F 435-722-2461

P 801-972-3711 F 801-972-6174

P 435-758-2345

F 817-341-4602

P 940-720-0598 F 940-720-0725

749 CARMEL CHURCH DEF 239 15 RV DUMP I-95 Exit 104 24279 Roger Clark Blvd., 22546

256 DANVILLE DEF 25 3 Hwy 58 & 29, Exit 104 110 River Point Drive, 24541 898 EMPORIA SADLER’S TRUCK STOP 250 10 I-95, Exit 11B 918 West Atlantic Street, 23847 750 FT. CHISWELL DEF 270 14 I-81 & I-77 Exit 80 I-81, I-77 & VA Route 52, 24360 396 GREENVILLE 11 S DEF 100 I-81S, Exit 213A;I-81 N, Exit 213 3541 Lee Jackson Highway, 24401 491 HARRISONBURG DEF 100 7 I-81m Exit 251, 22802 3634 North Valley Pike, 22802 384 RICHMOND 9 S DEF 110 I-95 N, Exit 58; I-95 S, Exit 58A 2126 Ruffin Mill Road, 23834 876 RUTHER GLEN DEF 250 22 I-95, Exit 104 23866 Rogers Clark Blvd, 22546 899 SOUTH HILL SADLER’S TRK. STP. 3 20 I-85, Exit 12A 1011 East Atlantic Street, 23970 159 TALLYSVILLE DEF 60 4 I-64, Exit 211 6721 Emmaus Church Road 23140 258 TROUTVILLE 3 LTD I-81, Exit 150A or B 2966 Lee Highway South, 24175 752 WINCHESTER DEF 144 15 RV DUMP I-81 Exit 323 1530 Rest Church Road, 22624 754 WYTHEVILLE DEF 177 13 RV DUMP I-77 & I-81 Exit 77 3249 Chapman Rd, 24382

P 434-792-1180 F 434-792-7894

P 434-634-4312 F 434-634-5397

P 276-637-4115 F 276-637-6968

P 540-324-0714 F 540-324-0718

P 540-434-2529 F 540-434-2076

P 804-524-9556 F 804-524-9522

P 804-448-3077 F 804-448-8350

P 434-447-4528 F 434-447-6388

P 804-966-1880 F 804-966-9231

P 540-992-2805 F 540-992-1534

P 540-678-3641 F 540-678-3651

P 276-228-7110 F 276-228-9010

WASHINGTON P 435-872-8181 F 435-872-8171

P 801-489-3622 F 801-489-3059

P 435-674-7104 F 435-652-3627

P 435-723-1010 F 435-723-1044

VIRGINIA P 817-341-4600

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P 804-448-9047 F 804-448-9805

965 ELLENSBURG FLYING J/BROADWAY 7 100 I-90 Exit 109 2300 Canyon Rd., 98926 583 FERNDALE DEF 12 4 1678 Main Street #3, 98248 970 PASCO (SPOKANE) FLYING J/BROADWAY 75 2 U.S. Hwy 395 2216 E Hillsboro Road, 99301 963 SPOKANE FLYING J/BROADWAY 2 LTD I-90 Exit 276 3709 S. Geiger Blvd., 99224 967 SPOKANE FLYING J/BROADWAY 7 80 I-90 Exit 286 6606 E. Broadway Ave., 99212

P 509-925-6161 F 509-925-5748

P 360-312-1822 F 360-312-1851

P 509-547-5561 F 509-547-4570

P 509-456-8843

P 509-535-3028 F 509-535-7589

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WYOMING (CONT.)

ALBERTA , CANADA (CONT.)

151 TUMWATER DEF 100 7 I-5, Exit 99 2430 93rd Avenue SW, 98512

141 EVANSTON 6 S DEF 75 I-80, Exit 6 289 Bear River Drive, 82930 761 EVANSTON 80 9 I-80 Exit 3 1920 Harrison Drive, 82930 762 GILLETTE DEF 50 4 RV DUMP I-90 & Hwy 59 1810 South Douglas Hwy, 82718 308 LARAMIE DEF 100 8 I-80 & Curtis St., Exit 310 1564 McCue Street, 82072 763 RAWLINS DEF 200 10 RV DUMP I-80 Exit 209 I-80 Johnson Rd., 82301 764 ROCK SPRINGS DEF 85 6 RV DUMP I-80 Exit 104 650 Stage Coach Drive, 82901

820 AB-GRANDE PRAIRIE 0 0

P 360-754-0151 F 360-754-0159

WEST VIRGINIA 474 FLATWOODS (SUTTON) DEF 70 5 I-79, Exit 67 270 Scott Fork - Bonnie Rd, 26601 243 NITRO DEF 60 6 I-64 & SR 25, Exit 45 4304 First Avenue, 25143 503 MORGANTOWN DEF 50 5 I-79, Exit 146 2309 Smithton Rd, 26508

P 304-765-9270 F 304-765-7306

P 304-755-8654 F 304-755-8655

P 304-284-8518 F 304-284-8509

WISCONSIN 289 BELOIT DEF 55 5 I-43/90 & WI 81, Exit 185A 3001 Milwaukee Road, 53511 756 BLACK RIVER FALLS DEF 150 14 RV DUMP I-94 & Exit 116 780 State Hwy 54, 54615 528 COTTAGE GROVE ROAD RANGER DEF 50 2 I-90, Exit 147 2762 County Hwy N, 53527 544 EAST TROY ROAD RANGER 1 5 I-43, Exit 38 1946 A. Energy Drive, 53120 470 ROBERTS (HUDSON) DEF 100 9 US 65 & I-94, Exit 10 1191 70th Avenue, 55023 164 MAUSTON 7 S DEF 95 I-90/94 & WI 82, Exit 69 1101 State Road 82 East, 53948 40 OAK CREEK 8 S DEF 150 I-94, Exit 322 2031 West Ryan Road, 53154 538 OAKDALE ROAD RANGER DEF 100 5 I-90, Exit 48 102 E Woody, 54660 324 RACINE (FRANKSVILLE) DEF 80 5 I-94 & CR K, Exit 329 13712 Northwestern Avenue, 53126

P 608-364-3644 F 608-364-3643

P 715-284-4341 F 715-284-1551 Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

P 815-580-4842 F 608-873-1610

P 815-315-4979 F 847-232-1186

P 715-749-4238 F 715-749-4241

P 608-847-3321 F 608-847-3316

P 414-761-0939 F 414-761-0165 Dan’s Big Slice Pizza

P 815-209-9040 F 608-374-2001

P 262-835-2292 F 262-835-2564

WYOMING 758 CASPER DEF 45 4 I-25 Exit 185 41 SE Wyoming Blvd., 82609 402 CHEYENNE DEF 120 10 I-80, Exit 367 8020 Campstool Road, 82007 759 CHEYENNE DEF 180 16 I-25 Exit 7 2250 Etchepare Drive, 82007 760 COKEVILLE DEF 90 4 US Hwy 30/SR 232 10501 US Hwy 30, 83114

RV DUMP

P 307-473-1750 F 307-473-1759

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P 307-635-5744 F 307-635-5746

RV DUMP

P 307-635-2918 F 307-634-2794

RV DUMP

P 307-279-3050 F 307-279-3041

P 307-783-5930 F 307-783-5916

P 307-789-9129 F 307-789-5461

P 307-682-3562 F 307-682-5038

P 307-742-6443 F 307-742-2576

P 307-328-0158 F 307-328-1668

P 307-362-4231 F 307-362-9710

85 East Lake Cres., T4B 2B5 792 AB-BROOKS 2 20 1260 Cassils Road East, T1R 1B7 785 AB-CALGARY DEF 130 9 11511 40th Street SE, T2H 1L4 793 AB-CALGARY 2 15 4216 72 Ave SE, T2C 2C1 814 AB-CALGARY 0 0 2525 23 ST N. E., T2E 7M1 848 AB-CALGARY 80 9 4949 Barlow Trail Se, T2B3B5 815 AB-DRAYTON VALLEY 0 0 5505 Jubilee Ave., T7A 1S3 816 AB-EDMONTON 0 0 15609 121 A. Ave, T5V 1B1 850 AB-EDMONTON 8 100 16806 118 Avenue, T5V1M8 818 AB-EDSON MOTCO 0 0 2520 - 2 Ave., T7E 1T9 819 AB-FORT MCMURRAY 0 0 345 Sakitawaw Trail, T9H 4E4

1st Ave. 1st Street, TOA 1V0 846 AB-HANNA 100 2 Hwy 9 & Hwy 36 South, T0J 1P0 817 AB-HINTON 0 0 294 Kelly Road, T7V 1H2 821 AB-LETHBRIDGE 0 20 1005 43 St, T1K 7B8 822 AB-LLOYDMINSTER 1 0

P 403-948-4193

P 403-362-5594

302 20th Avenue, T9E 7T8 796 AB-RED DEER DEF 26 4

P 403-720-0904

67th Ave. & 67 Street, T4P 1A4 826 AB-REDCLIFF 0 1

ALBERTA , CANADA 813 AB-AIRDRIE 0 10

9212 - 108 St., T8V 4C9 845 AB-GRASSLAND 2 75

5109 63 St Ave, T9V 2E7 869 AB-NANTON 3 130 Hwy #2 2810 21st Ave., T0L 1R0 795 AB-NISKU 8 2

CANADA

F 403-720-4937

P 403-236-2404

P 403-250-3835

P 403-273-4949 F 403-273-0628

P 801-725-1370

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115 Lockwood St, T1A 7T9 797 AB-RYCROFT 8 0 Hwy #49 & Hwy #2 Hwy #49 & 2, Box 73, T0H 3A0 786 AB-SHERWOOD PARK DEF 140 9 Yellowhead Hwy 16/ Broadmoor Blvd.

50 Pembina Rd., T8H 2G9 824 AB-WHITECOURT 0 10 Hwy #43 & West Mtn. Road, T7N 1S9

F 780-525-2299

P 403-854-5000

P 801-725-1370

P 403-328-4735

P 780-875-2990

Humpty’s Restaurant

P 403-646-2810 F 403-646-2872

P 780-955-3535

403-346-2785

F 403-346-2852

P 403-526-2669

P 780-765-3740 F 780-765-3748

P 780-416-2035 F 780-416-2084

P 780-706-0471

BRITISH COLUMBIA, CANADA 827 BC-ABBOTSFORD 1 10 929 Coutts Way & Sumas Way, V2S 4N2 798 BC-ANNACIS ISLAND 1 LTD

P 780-455-1111

1291 Cliveden Ave, V5M 6G4 799 BC-CHILLIWACK 4 20 7970 Lickman Road, V2R 1A9 828 BC-CRANBROOK 0 0

P 780-743-3545

P 780-525-2295

P

P 708-413-9116

F 780-482-4448

P 780-532-2378

2209 Theatre Road, V1C 4H4

P 604-850-1594

P 604-521-4445

P 604-795-7265

P 250-426-3763

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BRITISH COLUMBIA , CANADA (CONT.)

ONTARIO , CANADA (CONT.)

SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA (CONT.)

829 BC-CRESTON 0 0

860 ON-FORT ERIE 6 S DEF LTD QEW, Exit 5 1637 Pettit Road, ON L2A SM4 806 ON-KAPUSKASING DEF 40 4

791 SK-SASKATOON DEF 85 4

1411 Northwest Blvd, V0B 1G6 830 BC-DAWSON CREEK 0 0 1725 Alaska Ave, V1G 1P5 861 BC-HOPE 4 S DEF 65 Hwy 1, Exit 168 63100 Flood Hope Road, VOX 1L2 800 BC-FORT ST JOHN 0 0 Alaska Hwy & 109 St. 9407 109th Street, V1J 6K6 847 BC-KAMLOOPS 125 5 175 Kokanee Way, V2C 6Z2 832 BC-NEW WESTMINSTER 0 0 24 Braid St, V3L 3P3 801 BC-PRINCE GEORGE 3 LTD 4869 Continental Way, V2N 5S5

P 250-428-7131

P 250-782-3111

P 604-860-4601 F 604-860-0528

P 250-785-3052

P 250-573-3032 F 205-573-7828

P 604-522-6511

P 250-563-1677

MANITOBA, CANADA 802 BC-VANCOUVER 0 0 8655 Boundary Rd & Marine Way, V5S 4H3 788 MB-HEADINGLEY DEF 150 9 Hwy #1 & Camp Manitou Rd. 4100 Portage Avenue, R4H 1C5 803 MB-PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE 40 0 Hwy #1 East, R1N 3B2 804 MB-WINNIPEG 2 LTD 1747 Brookside Blvd., R2C 2E8 835 MB-WINNIPEG 0 0 131 Warman Road & HWY. #59, R2J 3R3

P 604-454-9578

P 204-832-8952

987 Great Northern Road, P6A 5K7 836 ON-SCHREIBER 0 0

P 204-857-9997

Hwy # 17, P0T 2S0 837 ON-SUDBURY 0 0

F 204-832-9104

P 204-633-0663

P 204-231-5485

11 Sinclair Blvd, N3S 7X6 462 ON-CARDINAL 8 S 125 Hwy 401, Exit 730 2085 Shanly Rd, K0E 1E0 805 ON-ETOBICOKE 0 0 1765 Albion Rd & Hwy 27, M9W 5S7 w w w. p t c c h a l l e n g e . c o m

17 Duhamel Road, P3E 4N1 461 ON-TILBURY DEF 150 6 Rural Route #5, Highway 401, Exit 56 19325 Essex County Road 42, N0P 2L0

Papa Joe’s Hot Kettle P 519-624-9578 F 519-624-2587

P 613-347-2433 F 613-347-7447

P 905-991-1805

P 705-337-1333 F 705-337-1208

3850 Idylwylde Drive North, S7P 0A1 844 SK-YORKTON 0 0 Hwy #16A Bypass on York 1910 York Road West Box 794, S3N 2W8

P 306-955-6840 F 306-955-6846

P 306-782-2645

P 613-347-2221 F 613-347-1970

P 519-686-9154

F 519-686-8629

P 905-564-6216 P 905-564-0438

P 613-354-7044 F 613-354-3796

P 807-977-2121 F 807-977-2323

P 905-428-9700 F 905-428-9633

P 705-759-8280

P 807-824-2383

P 705-692-5447

P 519-682-1140 F 519-682-9221

QUEBEC, CANADA 808 QC-BERTHIERVILLE 0 10

ONTARIO, CANADA 862 ON-AYR 5 30 Hwy 401, Exit 268 2492 Cedar Creek Road, N0B 1E0 833 ON-BAINSVILLE 90 6 S Hwy 401, Exit 825 6115 4th Line Rd, KOC 1E0 825 ON-BRANTFORD LTD

410 Government Road E, P5N 2X7 852 ON-LANCASTER DEF 110 9 Hwy 401, Exit 814 20382 Old Hwy #2, K0C 1N0 789 ON-LONDON DEF 230 16 Hwy 401 & Highbury Ave. Exit 189 3700 Highbury Ave. South, N6N 1P3 807 ON-MISSISSAUGA DEF 50 3 1400 Britannia Road Exit 401 and Dixie Road 790 ON-NAPANEE DEF 165 15 401 & Cnty Rd 41 Exit 579 628 County Road #41 RR6, K7R 3L1 866 ON-PASS LAKE (SHUNIAH) 5 S DEF 70 Hwy 11/17 @ Hwy 587 3200 Highway 11/17, ON POT 2MO 865 ON-PICKERING 9 50 Hwy 401 2000 Clements Road, L1W 4A1 838 ON-SAULT STE MARIE 0 0

P 905-991-1800

1181 Ave Gilles Villeneuve, J0K 1A0 809 QC-NAPIERVILLE 10 0 Hwy 15 Exit 21 1 Rang St-Andre, J0J 1L0 810 QC-STE HELENE 4 10 HWY 20, Exit 152 569 Rue Principale, J0H 1M0

P 450-836-6581

P 450-245-3539 F 450-245-9642

P 450-791-2232 F 450-791-2495

SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA P 613-657-3155 F 613-657-1065

P 416-674-8665

811 SK-MOOSE JAW DEF 20 5 370 North Service Rd. Hwy #11, S6H 4N9 842 SK-REGINA 3 12 1511 Ross Ave. East, S4R 1J2

P 306-693-5858

P 306-721-0070

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