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Connecticut Facts:

  • Capital: Hartford
  • Nickname: Nutmeg State
  • Elevation: 2,380 ft
  • Bird: Robin
  • Flower: Mountain Laurel
  • Counties: 8
  • Song: “Yankee Doodle”

Fuel Sites in Connecticut

Dave Burnham
Account Manager

Headquarters

Mailing
PO Box 1910 Waterbury, CT 06722

Connecticut Locations

At Fuelrite, our mission is simple: provide the best savings for small and large fleets by offering cost-plus (wholesale based) pricing on diesel fuel at retail locations. With over 200 locations in 11 states, we are the largest diesel fuel savings network in the Greater Northeast with three times more locations than all of the national truck stop chains combined. Many of our sites are independently owned and located where there are no major truck stop chains.

Our fuel savings network offers all of the security, controls, reporting, and tracking that you need 24/7/365 to manage your fleet. We do all of this without charging our customers any fees. No minimums, no card fees, no transaction fees, no target volumes, no annual fee, no fees-ever.

There are over 1,306,258 CDL Drivers currently employed in the United States. According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), there were approximately 1.75 million heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers in the United States, along with 877,670 light truck or delivery services drivers and 427,000 driver/sales workers. In all of the states that Fuelrite serves, trucking drives the economy.

In Connecticut, the Fuelrite diesel fuel card is accepted at key locations such as Danbury, Newtown, Waterbury, Plainville, Harford, E. Hartford, New Haven, North Haven, Meriden, Windsor Locks, E. Granby, Stamford, Darien, Bridgeport, Stratford, Milford, Branford, Madison Waterford. These sites are predominantly tractor-trailer accessible, 24-hour diesel fuel locations including full-service truck stops catering to over-the-road carriers and easy-in, easy-out smaller fueling locations preferred by regional day cab truckers and commercial fleets that utilize straight jobs.

Major interstates in Connecticut include:
  • I-84 from the New York State line to the Massachusetts state line
  • I-91 from New Haven to the Massachusetts state line
  • I-95 from New York City to Rhode Island, with a spur (I-395) from East Lyme northward to Massachusetts
Source: For more information on Connecticut, visit: mtac.us
Trucking Industry
  • Wages paid in Connecticut exceeded $3.2 billion, with an average annual trucking industry salary of $54,350.
    • Heavy and tractor-trailer truck drivers held 12,940 jobs with an average annual salary of $48,530

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2018