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The Hungry Trucker Franchise Opportunity |
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For years, truckers have depended on truck stops for getting food while on the road. Although truck stops provide the opportunity to "stretch your legs", they also take away precious time when the load needs to be delivered on time. Moreover, the typical drive thru has height and weight restrictions which often require truck drivers to park hundreds of feet away.
Finally, there is a quality fast food restaurant that not only caters to the truck driver, but also provides a franchise opportunity that even a truck driver can afford. Franchise opportunities begin at as little as $25,000.00, and even this can be financed under the right circumstances.
The Hungry Trucker franchise is owned by a former truck driver who understands what it is like not only to be on the road, but also to start a business from the ground up, which is why we have made financing your drive thru restaurant an affordable business opportunity.
In addition to cost, you probably have other questions as well. We have tried to make as much information available to you through this website including menu items, available locations and corporate information. We encourage you to bookmark this site, however, as we are constantly updating this information.
If you do have questions regarding franchises and are interested in owning your own drive thru restaurant for truckers, we encourage you to contact us by registering on this site today (at the top of this page), or through the "contact us" link to receive this information. We will use your information for contact purposes only and will never share it with anyone.
Call Us at (972) 447- 8370
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U.S. Trucking Facts*
Trucks haul more than ten billion tons of freight, or 68 percent of all freight moved in the U.S.
More than 80 percent of all U.S. communities are served exclusively by truck.
The U.S. trucking industry employs 3.26 million truck drivers.
All trucks used for business purposes logged a total of 444 billion miles in 2005.
The trucking industry paid $30.5 billion in federal and state highway-user fees and taxes for commercial trucks in 2005.
The trucking companies, warehouses and private sector in the U.S. employs an estimated 9 million + Americans.
* American Trucking Association
Statistics quoted are the most recent available 06/28/06
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