I-59rest stops and exits

Interstate 59 · 444 miles · 4 states

Southbound Georgia → Alabama → Mississippi → Louisiana 126 stops 13 likely clean 27 truck stops Northbound Louisiana → Mississippi → Alabama → Georgia 127 stops 17 likely clean 27 truck stops

State by state

MSAL

Louisiana 9 mi · 4 stops
Mississippi 171 mi · 54 stops · 6 likely clean
Alabama 245 mi · 66 stops · 11 likely clean
Georgia 15 mi · 3 stops

Standout stops

Likely-clean stops spread along the drive northbound, travel centers first. Estimates, until drivers review them.

67A Mile 79 · MS Cracker Barrel Hattiesburg Likely cleanest.154B Mile 166 · MS Chick-fil-A DeKalb Likely cleanest.76 Mile 259 · AL Cracker Barrel East Tuscaloosa · Cottondale Likely cleanest.181 Mile 364 · AL Cracker Barrel Attalla · Rainbow City Likely cleanest.218 Mile 401 · AL Cracker Barrel Fort Payne · Rainsville Likely cleanest.

Good to know

17 mi Longest stretch without a stop, northbound: from Exit 188 (Noccalula Falls Park, AL) to Exit 205 (Collinsville · Crossville, AL).

7 Rest areas and plazas 27 Exits with a truck stop 24 Exits with EV charging

Rest areas northbound

Rest Area mile 14
Rest area mile 67
Parking Area mile 117
Sumter Welcome Center mile 183
Greene County Rest Area - I 59 Northbound mile 221
Tuscaloosa County Rest Area - I 59 Northbound mile 268
Saint Clair County Rest Area (Northbound) mile 348

Chains on I-59

Every location of the chains drivers plan around, in order along the highway.

Drives on I-59

Where to stop between cities, about every 45 minutes, and the long stretches without a likely-clean restroom.