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Gas cardlock locations offer free showers, free meals for truckers, including in Chilliwack

Truckers can grab a complimentary meal on April 23 at one of four Chevron cardlocks in B.C.
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Netherlands-inspired food truck ‘Dutchlicious’ has been set up at the Chevron Chilliwack cardlock for more than two weeks and on Thursday, April 23, they will be handing out free meals to truckers. (Facebook/ dutchlicious.ca)

Truckers can now enjoy free showers, washrooms and even a free meal while on the road thanks to one fuel company.

All Chevron cardlock sites are open with free showers and washrooms available to help support essential service truckers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

There are more than 35 sites in Western Canada, and on Thursday, April 23, complimentary meals will be handed out at four of them: Chilliwack, Kamloops West, Prince George and Kelowna.

It’s all in partnership with the British Columbia Trucking Association’s Meals for Truckers program, where food trucks are available onsite at those four locations.

Netherlands-inspired food truck ‘Dutchlicious’ has been set up at the Chevron Chilliwack cardlock for more than two weeks. Truckers can grab a free meal there from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on April 23 by showing their commercial driver’s licence upon order at 44025 Yale Road West.

“We are proud to support drivers and the trucking industry, an essential service in these dynamic times. We’re grateful for the trip you are making every day and want to show our appreciation,” said Donna Sanker, president of Parkland Fuel Corporation Canada.

Recently, Chevron was also offering discounts on gas to all hospital and emergency service workers.

READ MORE: Chilliwack companies offer free meals, discount on gas for health-care workers and first responders

Earlier this month, truck company International Trucks handed out 3,000 meals to truckers at 50 different fuel stops across North America.

READ MORE: Truck company hands out thousands of free lunches to truck drivers with local stop in Chilliwack


 

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