Petro Raphine Expected to Be One of Largest Travel Centers in the U.S. with Nearly 900 Truck Parking SpacesWESTLAKE

To celebrate its 50 anniversary, TA launched a promotion for UltraONE Loyalty members. The first 50 drivers to complete

WESTLAKE, Ohio – Feb. 2, 2022 –TravelCenters of America is pleased to expand its network of TA Truck Service Centers by

WESTLAKE, Ohio – Jan. 24, 2022 –TravelCenters of America Inc. (Nasdaq: TA) is celebrating 50 years of providing a home

A new IHOP® Restaurant is now open at the Petro in North Baltimore, Ohio, located at I-75, exit 167. Guests can enjoy

TA has executed a franchise agreement to build a new TA travel center in Tucumcari, New Mexico.Planned amenities

A new franchised TA Travel Center is planned for Wheatley, Arkansas!Planned amenities include:Gasoline with 16 fueling

When snow starts falling and ice starts forming, you know one thing for sure: your tires better be ready. Even the best, new tires can be no match for thick snow and slick, ice-covered roads. Your tires can lose traction in these road conditions. That’s when you need to consider your options to improve your traction during hazardous winter weather.

TA CEO Jon Pertchik appeared on CNBC’s Squawk on the Street to talk about the success of TravelCenters of America, gas

Freedom isn’t free. We’ve heard the stories. Some of us have even experienced the tragedies. And while we never fully move on, we do continue to move. We want to help people continue to move. For the fifth year in a row, TravelCenters of America is honored to announce that we have teamed up with Mobil Delvac to donate $50,000 to Folds of Honor on behalf of our guests as a thank you for your loyalty.

TravelCenters of America, nationwide operator and franchisor of the TA, Petro Stopping Centers and TA Express travel

Your electrical system is the heart of your truck. Heading into winter, it requires special attention. Long winter nights and shorter days mean more demanding engine starts and longer usage of the truck’s headlights. Plus, winter exposes your truck to harsh highway chemicals that can corrode electrical connections and cables Dropping temperatures can also cause batteries to resist charge. Electrical system malfunction is one of the most common causes of winter breakdowns.