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A realistic modern motorway service area in metre units, built as the building and the parking rather than the filling station. The amenity building assembles from 2 m glazed, solid and automatic entrance facade bays under repeating pitched roof sections, floored in concourse paving, and is fitted out with food court counters in three colourways, seating booths, table clusters, ordering kiosks, a coffee stand, a shop counter and gondola, toilets, baby change and driver shower entrances, a cash machine, arcade cabinets, an information totem, planters, a sorting station and a cleaning cart. Outside are marked car, accessible, family, charging and crossing modules on one grid, long lorry and delivery bays, kerbed verges, EV charging posts, lamp columns, a height barrier, bollards, a trolley shelter with its trolleys, bins, picnic benches, mesh fencing and planting. The approach brings a two lane slip road with lane arrows and a 90 degree bend, a direction gantry, a services board and speed and queue plates, and the yard behind carries a bin store, a staff cabin, a generator and a water tank. Automatic doors, swing doors, bin lids, the cash machine shutter, the kiosk screen and every castor ship rigid node transform clips. Charging leads, lighting cables, traffic, water and signage artwork are deliberately static: a flexible lead is not reachable with one rigid node, and a sign face is left blank on purpose. No operator, chain, fuel company or vehicle manufacturer name appears anywhere. CC0 geometry prepared for human review.
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Use the “Motorway Services and Truck Park” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/motorway-services-and-truck-park Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/35979/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/motorway-services-and-truck-park Description: A complete motorway service area: a modular amenity building with its food court, shop and concourse fittings, a marked car park with charging bays and lorry bays, the yard behind it, and the slip road, gantry and signage that lead in. - 54 GLB models, 4.6 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
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Motorway Services and Truck Park
A complete motorway service area: a modular amenity building with its food court, shop and concourse fittings, a marked car park with charging bays and lorry bays, the yard behind it, and the slip road, gantry and signage that lead in.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
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Amenity facade bay, glazed (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2 m glazed frontage bay for the amenity building: clad pilasters with accent reveals, a precast plinth, a full height curtain wall pane in a steel frame and a blank illuminated fascia band over it. Couple the bays on their jambs for a frontage of any width.
Amenity facade bay, solid (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The blank flank bay: a rendered panel between the same pilasters with a recessed louvre vent and an accent kick band, for the sides and the back of the building and the stretches a frontage does not glaze.
Entrance lobby bay, automatic doors (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The entrance bay: the same 2 m shell with a lined opening, a head track, a transom light and two automatic glazed leaves that part sideways in the track. Place two side by side for the full width entrance a services building has.
Pitched roof section (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
One 2 m module of a duo pitched roof spanning the building 8.4 m front to back: two membrane slopes to a capped ridge, accent eaves fascias, gutters on both sides and a ceiling deck underneath so an assembled building is closed overhead.
Concourse paving tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2 m precast paving module on half the bay grid, for the concourse floor inside and the pedestrian apron outside. The joint strips stand proud on two edges only, so a laid field never paints one joint twice in the same plane.
Food court counter unit (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 3 m food court servery: a clad counter with an accent fascia, a stainless top with two heated wells, a tray rail and sneeze screen on the customer side, a till at one end, and a bulkhead over it carrying three blank illuminated menu panels.
Food court counter unit, amber fascia (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The same servery in the amber colourway, for the second unit in a food court where each operator has its own fascia colour. Geometry is identical to the teal counter.
Food court counter unit, berry fascia (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The same servery in the berry colourway, so a run of three counters reads as three separate offers rather than one long canteen.
Seating booth (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A food court booth: two upholstered bench seats facing each other across a fixed table, each with a high back and a timber capping rail. Run them end to end down a wall or back to back through the middle of a hall.
Table and chair cluster (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A round cafe table on a cast column base with four moulded shell chairs on tubular frames around it, spaced as they sit in a real food court.
Self service ordering kiosk (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A free standing ordering kiosk: a clad pedestal on a weighted base with a card reader, a receipt slot and a blank touch screen head on a real mount. The screen tips on its mount so a queue can read it from any height.
Coffee stand (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A small coffee island: a counter with an accent fascia carrying a bean to cup machine with two glass hoppers, a dispense head over a drip tray, cup stacks and a timber tray, under a hung header with a blank illuminated panel.
Shop counter with till (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2.4 m shop counter: a dark worktop over a clad carcass with an accent reveal, a till on a raised plate, a card reader on a gooseneck and a stocked impulse display on the customer side.
Magazine and snack gondola (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A double sided shop gondola: two stocked snack shelves a side with accent price rails under two sloping magazine tiers, on a plinth with an accent header. Every cover and packet is blank.
Toilets entrance with sign (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The toilets entrance: a lined block with a real opening, a glazed swing leaf on its left stile and a blank illuminated pictogram sign over the head. Stand it against a concourse wall or use it as a free standing core face.
Baby change entrance (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The same entrance block in the amber signing colour for the baby change room, so a wall of doors reads as separate facilities at a glance. The pictogram panel stays blank.
Driver shower entrance (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The driver shower block entrance in the berry signing colour, the door a lorry driver takes a shower token to. Identical shell, leaf and pivot to the toilets entrance.
Concourse cash machine (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A free standing cash machine in a steel housing: a blank screen, keypad, card slot and dispense tray under an accent head box with a blank illuminated panel, closed by a slatted security shutter that runs up into the hood.
Arcade cabinet pair (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
Two upright arcade cabinets side by side in different liveries, each with a tilted control deck, two ball tops, a bezelled blank screen and a blank marquee over it.
Information totem (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A double sided concourse totem on a cast base: a tall blank illuminated board with a second blank panel over it, for the site map and the facilities list a project supplies itself.
Indoor planter (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A timber clad planter trough with a dark capping rim, a soil bed and three clipped shrub masses, for breaking up a concourse or screening a seating area.
Litter and recycling station (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A three stream sorting station in one steel frame: teal, amber and berry bins with blank stream labels, each under its own hinged lid. All three lids lift.
Cleaning trolley (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A janitor cart: a two deck amber chassis with a push handle, a bag hoop with a sack in it, a mop bucket with its wringer and a mop stood in the frame. All four castors are rigged to roll.
Car parking bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2.5 by 5 m marked car parking bay on the same slab as every other ground module in the pack: the white line on the left edge and the head line across the back, so a row of them reads correctly and no two tiles paint one line twice.
EV charging bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The charging bay: the same module with the bay surface painted in the house colour and a blank plug pictogram at the head, for the bays a charging post serves.
Accessible bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The accessible bay: the same module with a coloured bay surface and a blank wheelchair pictogram built from painted blocks, for the bays nearest the entrance.
Family bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The family bay: the same module with amber hatching down both sides for the door clearance a child seat needs, and a blank pictogram at the head.
Pedestrian crossing tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The crossing module on the same 2.5 by 5 m grid: painted stripes along the walked direction with a give way line at each end, for the route from the entrance across the car park.
Lorry parking bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 3.5 by 12 m marked lorry bay: the long bay a tractor unit and trailer stands in overnight, with the line on the left edge, the head line across the back and a dashed edge down the offside.
Delivery bay tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The service yard delivery bay: the same 3.5 by 12 m slab with amber hatching across it and a blank keep clear panel at the head, for the bay a delivery lorry backs onto behind the building.
Grass verge tile (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2.5 by 5 m kerbed verge on the bay grid: a precast kerb along one long edge with a planted strip behind it and three low shrub masses, for the islands between a car park and a lorry park.
EV charging post (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A twin outlet rapid charging post on a concrete plinth: a clad column in the house colour with a blank tariff panel, a tilted blank screen over a card reader, and a holstered connector on each flank with its lead looped back to the body.
Car park lamp column (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
An 8 m car park lamp column on a root plinth: a tapered shaft with a door at the base, a swept bracket and a shallow accent lantern with a lit lens on its underside.
Height restriction barrier (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The goalpost frame at a car park entrance: two posts on concrete bases carrying a beam, all of it hazard banded, with a blank height plate hung under the middle of the span.
Car park bollard (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A sleeved steel bollard on a root plinth in the house colour with a reflective band, for the line between a pedestrian apron and the bays in front of it.
Trolley shelter (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
An open trolley bay: four posts on pad bases carrying a curved translucent roof, a clad back panel, a blank illuminated header and two corral rails for the trolleys to nest between.
Shopping trolley (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A nesting wire shopping trolley: a tapered basket of welded wire on a chassis with a moulded push handle and a blank ticket frame. All four castors are rigged to roll.
Car park litter bin (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A hooded litter bin on a root post: a clad body in the house colour with a blank label panel, an inner liner and a back hinged lid that lifts.
Picnic bench (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A timber picnic bench on two splayed A frames with both seats fixed to it and a steel tie under the top, for the grass by a lorry park or the apron outside a services building.
Boundary fence panel (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 2.4 m welded mesh boundary panel between two capped posts with rails top and bottom. Couple the panels on their posts for a run of any length round a site.
Tree clump (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
Three trees of different heights on a shared kerbed mulch bed, each on its own stake and tie, as a car park island is planted.
Slip road tile, straight (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 7 by 5 m module of two lane slip road: the wearing course with a solid edge line down each side and a dashed lane divider between them. Couple the modules end to end for an approach of any length.
Slip road tile, lane arrows (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The same module with a painted straight ahead arrow in each lane, for the run under a direction gantry where a driver picks a lane.
Slip road bend, 90 degrees (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A quarter turn of the same 7 m carriageway on a 7 m centre radius, with both edge lines and the dashed divider swept round the bend. It turns an approach off the main run and into a site.
Motorway direction sign gantry (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A portal gantry over the carriageway: two tapered columns on pad foundations carrying a lattice beam with two large blank panel boards bolted to it, at 5.4 m clearance.
Services sign on posts (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The roadside board that announces the site: a blank panel in a light border on two posts with bracing rails behind it, standing 3 m to the top.
Speed limit sign (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A round speed limit plate on a single post: a blank white disc in a coloured ring, with no figure on it, for the approach and the car park aisles.
Queue warning sign (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A triangular warning plate on a single post: a blank face in a coloured border, for the queue that builds at a busy exit.
Traffic cone (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 750 mm moulded traffic cone with a reflective sleeve on a weighted base, for a coned off bay or a wet floor of a yard.
Service yard bin store (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
The waste enclosure behind the building: a clad three sided store on posts, open to the yard, with two wheeled bins in it. The near bin has a hinged lid that lifts.
Staff cabin (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A 6 m jack legged site cabin: a ribbed steel box with an accent skirt and roof trim, a glazed door with a grab rail, two windows and a chequer plate step with a handrail.
Yard generator (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A skid mounted canopy generator in hazard amber: a bunded base with forklift channels, louvred coil vents down the front, a control door with a blank illuminated panel and an exhaust stack with a rain cap.
Yard water tank (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A bunded water storage tank on a steel frame: a banded cylinder in the house colour with a domed manway, a valve set with an amber handwheel on the front, a blank data plate and a ladder up the flank.
Motorway service area (Motorway Services and Truck Park)
A working motorway service area: an amenity building of glazed facade bays under a pitched roof with automatic lobby doors at the front, a food court of three counters, booths, tables and ordering kiosks inside, a shop counter, gondolas and a coffee stand down one side and...









