Truck Parking
Technology Is Pinpointing Where Truck Parking Is Needed Most
Every driver knows the reality. You can plan your clock perfectly and still burn time hunting for a safe place to shut down....
Love’s Travel Stops to Add 1,500 Truck Parking Spaces in 2026 as Part of $700 Million Investment Plan.
Truck parking remains one of the biggest daily challenges facing professional drivers. In 2026, Love’s Travel Stops says it plans to address that...
Truck Parking Club Expands to 4,000 Locations Across the U.S.
Finding safe, legal truck parking continues to be one of the most daily challenges drivers face on the road. Truck Parking Club says...
Pennsylvania gets over 300 new truck parking spaces
The Shapiro Administration has delivered 339 more parking spaces to truck drivers traveling through Pennsylvania as part of its commitment to adding at...
Truck Parking Reality by Metro Area: How Drivers Can Plan Stops When Supply and Demand Don’t Match
If you drive through major metros, you already know the pattern. Parking fills early, ramps get crowded, and legal spaces disappear fast. Federal...
FHWA Seeks Driver and Carrier Input on Truck Parking Availability
Finding safe and available truck parking remains a daily challenge across many freight corridors, and a federal agency is now asking drivers and...
Economy Continues to Top Trucking’s List of Concerns, ATRI Survey Finds
Uncertainty in the broader economy continues to weigh heavily on the trucking industry. For the third year in a row, economic conditions rank...
Wisconsin Asks Truck Drivers to Speak Up About Parking Shortages
Truck parking has been tight across Wisconsin for years, and the state now wants to hear directly from the drivers dealing with it...
FMCSA Wants Drivers to Weigh In as New Parking Study Moves Forward
Truck drivers across the country already know the parking situation is tight, and the FMCSA is finally taking another step to collect hard...
Nevada Wants Better Truck Parking, and Drivers Hold the Key
Nevada is trying to fix its truck parking shortage, but the state knows it can’t do it without hearing directly from the people...
