Trusted Partners for Drivers

“For decades, Shell Rotella has been a trusted name in trucking,” said Evan Shelley, co-founder & CEO of TPC. “From products that provide strong engine protection to iconic events like Shell Rotella SuperRigs, they consistently support truck drivers. We’re proud to partner with Shell to put Truck Parking Club Cash directly in drivers’ hands – helping them park safely, legally, and efficiently.”

How the Promotion Works

Truckers who get a qualifying Shell Rotella T5 or T6 Synthetic Blend or Full Synthetic oil change at a participating service location can earn up to $100 in Truck Parking Club Cash. To redeem, drivers simply submit their receipt at rotella.com/nightonus. The cash can then be used at any of Truck Parking Club’s 4,200+ locations nationwide.

“Truck drivers rely on Shell Rotella to help keep their engines running strong mile after mile, and we’re always looking for ways to support them on the road,” said Julie Wright, Shell Rotella brand manager. “Through the Night on Us promotion, we’re proud to partner with Truck Parking Club to help drivers access safe, reliable parking.”

Promotion Timeline

The “Night on Us” promotion runs through June 30, 2026. Drivers can check full details and participating locations here.

Why This Matters for Truck Drivers

Parking safely isn’t just about convenience, it’s about compliance, rest, and peace of mind. With Truck Parking Club Cash in hand, drivers can plan stops without worrying about legality or availability. Combining trusted Shell Rotella oil services with this parking benefit puts both equipment and driver needs first.

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The Chattanooga-based company confirmed the milestone this week, noting that its network now spans 49 states and has grown by more than 1,000 locations in just the last three months. The expansion adds tens of thousands of reservable spaces at a time when parking shortages continue to affect schedules, safety, and hours-of-service compliance.

Rapid Growth Driven by Real-World Demand

Truck Parking Club reports that its platform now includes more than 66,000 reservable truck parking spaces. The company says this growth reflects how urgently drivers and fleets need alternatives to crowded rest areas, ramps, and unauthorized parking.

“Reaching 4,000 locations in under three years proves the model works,” said Evan Shelley, co-founder and CEO of Truck Parking Club. “Now we’re scaling it. 10,000 locations by the end of this year isn’t aspirational; it’s the plan. Every day, we’re onboarding new properties, signing enterprise fleet deals, and putting drivers in suitable, reservable spaces instead of highway ramps. The infrastructure already exists across this country. We’re unlocking it.”

The company’s longer-term goal is to reach 10,000 locations by the end of 2026, further expanding access along major freight corridors.

Addressing a Nationwide Parking Shortage

According to the Truck Parking Club, the growth comes as the industry continues to face an estimated shortage of 1.7 million truck parking spaces nationwide. That shortage, the company says, costs the trucking industry more than $100 billion each year and forces drivers to spend close to an hour per day searching for parking.

“The growth addresses an industry-wide shortage of 1.7 million parking spaces, a deficit that costs the trucking industry over $100 billion annually and forces drivers to spend nearly an hour each day searching for parking,” the Truck Parking Club said. “Rather than waiting on new construction at $100,000–$200,000 per space, Truck Parking Club activates existing private spaces immediately through its technology platform.”

Instead of relying on new rest area construction, the platform focuses on unlocking privately owned space that already exists but is not traditionally available to truck drivers.

How Fleets Are Using the Platform

While individual drivers use the service to reserve overnight parking, Truck Parking Club says fleets are increasingly adopting it for broader operational needs.

According to the company, fleet customers use the platform for drop trailer programs, staging equipment near shippers and receivers, long-term asset storage, and hours-of-service planning. Centralized billing and a dedicated fleet support team allow companies to manage parking needs without negotiating multiple property agreements or long-term leases.

The company reports that 92 of the top 100 U.S. carriers now use Truck Parking Club in some capacity.

Property Owners Fuel Network Expansion

The growing supply of parking locations comes from property owners who list unused or underutilized space on the platform.

“The platform’s supply growth is driven by property owners who monetize vacant or underutilized space with no upfront costs, no contracts, and full control over pricing and availability,” Truck Parking Club said. “Truck Parking Club handles all customer service, bookings, payments, payouts, billing, reporting, and even provides free premium signage and marketing materials.”

Property members include trucking companies, warehouses, CDL schools, repair facilities, tow companies, industrial yards, and other commercial property owners with available space.

Built Around Driver Access and Support

Truck Parking Club says its bookings are supported by round-the-clock customer service staffed by former drivers, along with automated gate access and guaranteed payments for property owners. The platform also includes up to $25,000 in damage coverage per booking.

The company says its goal is to reduce friction for drivers while providing reliable, predictable parking options that help avoid last-minute stress at the end of a shift.

As parking availability continues to affect safety, compliance, and quality of life on the road, the rapid expansion of private-space networks like this one signals a shift in how the industry is addressing the problem.

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The company now has more than 3,000 private parking locations available for drivers and fleets. Those spots span 49 states and total more than 51,000 reservable spaces. What’s getting attention in the trucking world is how fast the platform is growing — it jumped from 2,000 to 3,000 locations in only four months.

Co-founder and CEO Evan Shelley says the mission goes beyond just finding a place to park. “We’re solving the parking shortage and proving that parking itself is a strategic operational tool,” said Shelley. “Whether it’s a driver who needs safe overnight parking, a fleet executing drop trailer programs, or a company reducing liability by eliminating ramp parking, we’re the flexible parking partner that adapts to every need.”

Drivers can reserve spots by the hour, day, week, or month using the company’s website or mobile app. Customer support is available 24 hours a day and is staffed by former drivers who understand the realities of running out of hours or searching for a safe place to shut down.

With parking becoming increasingly scarce in busy freight areas, many truckers are starting to treat parking reservations in the same way they plan fuel stops or delivery schedules. Platforms like this give drivers more control over their downtime and help fleets cut back on parking-related fines and delays.

If the Truck Parking Club keeps expanding at this pace, finding a legal parking spot might finally become one less thing to stress about when the clock is running low.

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The Offer at a Glance

From September 1 through October 31, drivers who buy a qualifying Shell Rotella® T6 Full Synthetic or T5 Synthetic Blend oil at participating locations can earn up to $300 in Truck Parking Club Cash. These credits can then be applied toward overnight parking at any Truck Parking Club location across the country.

According to the company, “Truckers get premium engine protection from Shell Rotella and the added peace of mind of secure, convenient overnight parking.”

How Drivers Can Claim Free Parking

Taking advantage of the program is straightforward, and Shell has laid out the steps clearly:

1. Purchase a qualifying oil change.
2. Submit your receipt online at rotella.com/nightonus by November 15.
3. Receive a voucher by email for the Truck Parking Club.
4. Redeem your credits through the Truck Parking Club app or website by April 30, 2026.

Why It Matters

Truck parking has been one of the industry’s most persistent struggles, with drivers often forced to choose between unsafe parking and costly options that eat into their earnings. By pairing an oil purchase with free parking credits, Shell Rotella is addressing two critical needs at once—engine performance and safe rest stops.

With this partnership, drivers not only extend the life of their equipment but also gain access to more secure and convenient places to rest, making life on the road a little easier.

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“We’re working to make the experience as seamless as possible for both Trucker Members and Property Members,” said Evan Shelley, co-founder, CEO of Truck Parking Club. “Property Members get modern access controls at zero cost, while Trucker Members never have to worry about forgotten codes at 2 AM.”

Simplified Access at No Cost

The new system allows Trucker Members to open gated property entrances directly through the Truck Parking Club mobile app or website. Designed for convenience, this technology only requires a quick bolt-on to existing gates and is completely free for Property Members. That means no upfront installation costs or ongoing subscription fees.

Now operational at OTR Truck Parking in Midland, Texas, the system eliminates the need for access codes, cards, or manual check-ins. Instead, Trucker Members simply press a button in the app to gain entry. The access controls utilize geolocation technology, ensuring the gate can only be activated when users have both an active reservation and physical presence at the property.

The company plans to expand the system to additional select locations soon, with dozens more Property Member facilities in the pipeline.

A Game-Changer for Drivers

“Drivers love it – press a button, the gate opens,” said Andrew Jones, owner of OTR Truck Parking in Midland and vice president of property member optimization at Truck Parking Club. He added, “Getting free access controls that work with my existing gates was a no-brainer.”

This system further exemplifies the Truck Parking Club’s commitment to offering practical and straightforward solutions for both Trucker Members and Property Members. By eliminating unnecessary complexities, the platform aims to streamline operations and improve the parking experience for all stakeholders.

Stay tuned as Truck Parking Club expands this innovative service to more locations, providing an effortless access experience for truck drivers and property owners alike.

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This achievement marks significant growth for the company, doubling its reported locations in just six months.

“This isn’t just about hitting a number. It’s about solving a decades-old problem that costs the trucking industry billions annually,” said Evan Shelley, co-founder and CEO of Truck Parking Club. “Every new location means drivers spend less time searching and more time earning. Our goal is clear—to reduce parking search time to under 10 minutes per day.”

The platform’s network spans a variety of property types, including trucking companies, repair shops, storage facilities, and real estate investors. According to the company, building new truck parking typically costs between $100,000 and $200,000 per space and can take years, but Truck Parking Club activates existing spaces within a single day.

Truck Parking Club offers flexible reservation options, including hourly, daily, weekly, and monthly bookings via its website and mobile apps. Customers are supported by 24/7 customer service, staffed by former truck drivers for insider expertise.

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A Swift Expansion
The company’s co-founder and CEO, Evan Shelley, shared his excitement about the recent expansion, highlighting the team’s impressive achievement.

“We’re even more excited to announce that we did it in 36 days — 20 days faster than it took us to go from 400 to 500,” Shelley stated. Credit for the explosive growth goes to the Truck Parking Club team.

Diverse Partnerships Fuel Growth
Truck Parking Club’s network continues to grow, thanks to partnerships with a wide range of businesses. Shelley emphasized the variety of companies joining the network, including self-storage providers, towing companies, repair shops, and trucking companies.

“We continue to see companies of all types joining and listing truck parking spaces with us… For trucking companies especially, we are able to serve a dual purpose: parking for their drivers across the U.S. and an extra revenue channel,” Shelley said.

Meeting Unique Parking Needs
As the demand for parking solutions grows, Truck Parking Club is responding to unique requests from carriers, brokers, and shippers. These requests often involve specific needs such as drop trailer pools and additional space for newly acquired equipment.

“We recently created a fleet parking team to source solutions for these sorts of requests,” Shelley explained.

Continuing the Journey
While the recent expansion is a cause for celebration, Shelley acknowledged that there is still much work to be done.

“Overall, we’re thrilled with the progress we continue to make, but we’re still a long way from where we need to be… We see strong demand from drivers and fleets across the U.S., and we are hustling to ensure we fill the demand while maintaining the highest standards of customer service and user experience for our trucker and property members.”

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