Which transportation retail concept famously failed in the 1990s after investing over $1 billion in highway locations but filing for bankruptcy within 2 years of launching?

The transportation industry has seen many innovative retail concepts come and go. Some retail failures in this sector have become legendary cautionary tales about misreading customer needs. This poll tests your knowledge of one of the most expensive retail missteps in transportation history - a concept that seemed revolutionary on paper but failed to gain traction with its target audience. Do you know which ambitious transportation retail venture crashed and burned despite massive investment?

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AutoMart Express - drive-through convenience stores with automated car service bays
TruckStop USA - luxury shopping malls built exclusively at interstate exits
Drivers Mart - a nationwide chain of no-haggle used car superstores by Ford Motor Company
RoadRunner Retail - combination gas stations, restaurants and business centers with satellite internet