At J.E.B. Insurance Services LLC, we serve big rig drivers and fleet managers in Georgia. We hear from Georgia drivers every day about your struggles on the road. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve heard a lot about your struggle to find decent food! The good news is that as of May 7, 2020, TravelCenters of America (TA) is reopening dining rooms in several states, including Georgia.
Yes, you read that right! Georgia’s professional diners can dine at TA!
TA Dining Rooms Now Open in Georgia
CDL Life magazine reports these restaurants now open for Georgia drivers:
- IHOP at TA Jackson
- Fuddruckers at TA Commerce
- Fuddruckers at TA Savannah
- Iron Skillet at Petro Carnesville
- Country Pride at TA Cartersville
- Iron Skillet at Petro Atlanta
For you interstate drivers, other states where TA is opening restaurants are:
- Iowa
- Missouri
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Tennessee
- Texas
As time goes on, we look forward to improved working conditions for OTR drivers across the nation. This is terrific news! You’ll be able to pull up your rig, stretch your legs and get a hot meal once again.
Our Perspective as Georgia Rig Insurance Providers
Let’s be honest, we all know what it’s like to be uncomfortably hungry while at work. Here in the insurance office, it can turn a mildly challenging day into an awful day. We know that Georgia’s professional drivers have been working their hardest throughout the COVID-19 situation. Our nation relies on the foods, essential goods and medicines truckers deliver every day.
But when drivers can’t get the thirty-minute breaks they need, or the quality nutrition, or the simple break from gazing out the windshield, your long shift becomes even longer. We understand.
That’s why we’re so thrilled about these restaurant openings at Georgia’s truck stops. We know you are, too!
The J.E.B Insurance Services LLC blog is here to provide Georgia rig drivers with quality reading that you can relate to, every day. As always, contact us for a free Georgia rig insurance quote. We know all about trucking in your state. So let’s talk.
