Love’s opens Bennett, Colo., stop

Sep 15, 2011

A Love’s Travel Stop opened at Interstate 70, off Exit 304, in Bennett, Colo.

Chester’s Chicken and McDonald’s restaurants operate at the truck stop, which also has 90 truck parking spaces, DEF dispensers at the diesel islands, CAT scales, five showers, a lotto machine and other amenities. A truck tire care center is located behind the travel stop.

Commercial drivers will receive double “I Love Rewards” loyalty points on purchases at the new stop through Oct. 15.

For details, visit Love’s Truck Stops & Country Stores.

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