Long-distance drives can be tedious and un-stimulating. People who drive for a living have to spend hours on the road, not moving, doing nothing but sitting down. Such drivers should have access to an inter-state network of fitness facilities positioned at easy to access places along the highway. Small facilities can easily be built at pre-existing service and gas stations. Drivers could pay for membership to facilities nationwide, along a certain route (i.e. the North East corridor), or at a per visit rate. Exercising during long drives would help keep the drivers energized and healthy and increase their satisfaction with their job (and life!).

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