Calais Truckstop
Secure truck parking and driver amenities near the Port of Calais and Channel Tunnel
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Calais Truckstop
Calais Truckstop operates a secure parking area for heavy goods vehicles in Calais, with surveillance, guarded access, showers, laundry, a lounge and food-truck service.
Its customers include independent truck drivers and fleet managers. The company provides parking and related services for trucks in transit near the Port of Calais and the Channel Tunnel.
Founded in 2018, the company is based in Calais, France.
Product: Secure heavy-goods-vehicle parking with driver facilities including showers, laundry, lounge space and food-truck service.
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