Ormond Beach, Fla., Love’s to only allow trucks to fuel-and-go Oct. 15-18

Oct 15, 2015

The Love’s Travel Stops location off of I-95 in Ormond Beach, Fla., will only be able to allow trucks to fuel and go Oct. 15-18 due to Biketoberfest being held in the area during that time.

Daytona Harley Davidson, which is located next door to Love’s, is a major participant in the annual motorcycle rally Biketoberfest. This causes a high volume of traffic at the exit, which in previous years, has led state police to completely close the exit.

Long-term parking will not be available at Love’s during these dates. Love’s said it wants to be able to provide necessary fueling for truck drivers, and in order to ensure that is still available, drivers will need to continue moving in and out at that exit.

For more information about this Love’s location and the temporary closure of long-term parking, click here.

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