Interstate 5
San Diego to the Canadian border
Interstate 10
Los Angeles to Jacksonville
Interstate 35
Laredo to Duluth
Interstate 40
Barstow to Wilmington
Interstate 80
San Francisco to New York
Interstate 95
Miami to the Canadian border
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The route planner draws every station along any start and end point you enter.
How the corridor pages are built
Each interstate is traced as a chain of 25 to 55 waypoints through the cities it passes. A station makes the list if it is within 20 miles of that trace, which catches truck stops on the frontage roads and the utility stations a few exits into town without pulling in a whole metro area. Stations are sorted by their position along the trace, and the gap between two consecutive CNG stops is measured along the trace, not as the crow flies. The trace itself cuts a few corners, so mileages are approximate; the methodology page has the details.
LNG stations on the same highway are shown in the tables with an LNG badge but are not counted in the gaps, since a CNG truck cannot use them.