Service Area vs Rest Area: Travel in the U.S.
In the beginning, I pinpoint on the US map where I am talking from in Western New York. Then, I discuss tips on using the Thruway or Interstate. Following this, I talk about the difference services we can see at common service areas, including: restaurants, restrooms, stores (snacks, drinks, memorabilia), tourist information booth, ATM, money transfer, Free Wi-Fi, gas station, and others.
**Note, all photos in this post were taken by Jennifer Kumar.
Highway memorabilia displayed at the I-95 Welcome Center, Service Area, Delaware
Souvenirs for sale in the Allentown, Pennsylvania I-78 service area.
Self-service gas pump, I-87, New York.
Toilets in a service area on the New York State Thruway.
EZ-Pass and cash toll booths on the New Jersey Turnpike.
Rest area, I-89, Vermont.
Convenient Store, Interstate 90, New York.
Welcome Center (Rest Area), 81 South, Great Bend, Pennsylvania.
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