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Truck stops and roadhouses in Tasmania

11 truck stopsFrom OpenStreetMapUpdated October 2026

11 truck stops, roadhouses and highway service centres in Tasmania named in OpenStreetMap, each with the nearest town. Open one for directions and whatever the map records, such as hours or showers. Most listed: Swansea (2), Avoca (1), Bagdad (1), Buckland (1).

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More truck stops near Tasmania: the nearest 1, within 383 km

Straight-line distance from the middle of the listings above, nearest first.

  • Fish Creek Roadhouse & CafeFish Creek, Victoria 383 km
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Questions

Is this an official list?
No. No government publishes a list of private truck stops. This one comes from OpenStreetMap, the open map maintained by volunteers, so check hours and services before you rely on a stop.
Where can I take my rest break?
Heavy vehicle rest areas from the state road agencies are listed separately under truck rest areas. Rest counts as stationary rest when you are out of the vehicle or in an approved sleeper berth of the stationary vehicle.
Why is a roadhouse missing?
It may not be mapped as selling fuel to heavy vehicles yet. Anyone can add it at openstreetmap.org.

The rules behind the stops and courses: work and rest hours and the work diary.

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Where the list comes from and what it does and does not say

11 truck stops listed for Tasmania, from the list dated 2026-10-01. 2 of 11 publish a phone number. 9 of 11 have a Google rating, and the best-reviewed come first.

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