Sunoco Truck Stop - Selma, Alabama

super nova

Staff were nice. i was met with a very kind Mexican man who kindly showed me the bathroom ? the inside of the store is a bit dirty, and I mean pretty dirty however if you guys want to use the restrooms there beware if it was the same as my experince where the men's restroom was closed and the ladies was the only option then here's a piece of advice check to see if the toilet in there can flush or not if it can't prepare yourself mentally because your gonna see a improvised tampon which was a tea bag that a women used during her period and with period blood all over it but since I had to use the bathroom so bad I put up with it the bathroom light barely worked didn't even have any towels the sink just barely worked and the soap was disturbingly dirty. Overall, a 2 star rating

Tony Vance

Don't park here, bad crime area. Thefts happens, my trailer and other truck with meats was stolen. DON'T PARK HERE. OFFICER SAYS TO PARK AT WALMART IN SELMA.

Abdiqani Adan

The food was good and cheap but lucky me before i slept i read the reviews and the guys asking everyone few dollars i left and thank god there is Walmart 4 miles away

JHVN Herrmann

I have travelled this route hundreds of times and stop there only in daylight hours. This is a bad and dangerous area for truckers. Go on out off the bypass toward Montgomery a couple miles and there are safer fuel stops.

Terri Snyder

Truckers do not park here! Trailer broken into. Parked here as a last resort and didn’t check the reviews. Woke up to a missing lock and damaged door. No product missing thank goodness. Restaurant closed. Ordered a pizza and had piles of red pepper poured on it.

Ronald Barber

I ended up doing a restart here and I am glad the place is here. The store part is a average convenience store price wise. The restaurant was a basic menu but the food is good. The outside area leaves a little to be desired. I have a empty 53' reefer and I woke up to the right door swinging in the wind. The police had warned me that it would happen.

Tommy Wood

With the mandatory breaks required I didn't have much of a choice but to stop. Went inside to ask for permission to take the required ten hour break. The cashier behind behind the cage was nice acting but couldn't understand him well. His body language pretty much told me I was fine parked out of the way. There was an empty log trailer and a dry van dropped on the yard where I had parked. Later in the night another over the road driver parked beside me. Soon after daylight the driver was beating on my door saying to check my load. Upset and aggravated he told me that his trailer was broken into and his load was stolen. The police stay busy elsewhere I suppose because stealing is simply part of the routine at this place. Makes me wonder why this hasn't be stopped, well maybe it has been slowed down. Is it the same thieves? Is it organized crime? Is there some type of an inner city ring that has political or law enforcement ties? If you visit this location you will be welcomed to a wide variety of alcoholic beverages, pork skins, hot sausage, potted meat and vienna sausage, blunts and any type of spicy potato chips and meat sticks someone could imagine. Simply put, truckers with a load beware.

Joshua Broussard

Kinda sketchy, didn't have enough time left on my clock to go anywhere else. You know it is a good spot when all the windows on the store have bars and a police cruiser spent the night in the parking lot.

Will do my best not to stop here again.