Hey, it's not Springfield, but they do have a cafeteria with fresh, cooked to order food, a company store, and repair shops.

This is definitely not our grandfather's trucking terminal. I remember back in the early 80's, when my Pop-Pop took me along in his Preston 18 wheeler. We stopped in the driver's terminal and it looked like a big auto repair shop all over. Cigarettes put out on the floors, gloomy lighting, and a lot of road rugged drivers. Yeah, that's not this place. The exterior building, lot, and landscape has the appeal of any corporate company. Walking into the main entrance is as equally nice. Glossy waxed floor tiles lining the hallway, leading visitors(drivers must where their badges around building) to several vending machices, nice restrooms, and to the right of those restrooms is a dinning hall for the drivers. I'm sure that the talks in the offices to the left of the restrooms aren't always swell. But the operators of Prime made sure the conditions at the terminal are not deplorable for their driving staff members. read more

Prime - Pittston, Pennsylvania