Smoke-Free Service Stations in the United States.

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Driving across the United States can be very difficult, whether avoiding secondhand tobacco smoke is a necessity or just a healthy preference. Finding smoke-free service stations can be a problem as many states continue to permit smoking in the workplace. Until all states are completely smoke-free it is our desire to begin listing highway exit numbers and the names of completely smoke-free stations for your comfort and convenience. As you travel and discover these precious jewels we hope you will share them with us so we can help others along their journey.

Minnesota	Hwy I-10	Exit 103	Victory/Subway
Wisconsin	Hwy I-94	Exit 55	Camp Douglas BP
Wisconsin	Hwy I-94	Exit 88	BP/Dairy Queen

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Because hotels are bought and sold on a regular basis, it is possible that a hotel listed and/or linked on www.Smoke-FreeHotels.com may have chosen to once again permit smoking. Please be sure to verify their non-smoking status before booking reservations.

Although most hotels listed on www.Smoke-FreeHotels.com have a large fine for smoking inside the rooms, it is not uncommon to find that someone has chosen to smoke against the rules. Be sure to contact management immediately if you think you smell smoke while staying in a smoke-free hotel. Some smoke-free hotels have chosen not to remodel the previously smoked-in rooms. Be sure to ask for a room that was previously non-smoking.

How to avoid breathing
secondhand tobacco smoke
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