The Weekly Spot Drop: 694 New Spaces Across 31 States
Welcome back to The Weekly Spot Drop. Every Monday, we break down the truck parking spaces that came online at Truck Parking Club the week before. Where they are. How many. Who put them on the map.
Let’s get into it.
Last Week by the Numbers
- 694 spaces added
- 70 new locations
- 31 states
That brings Truck Parking Club to 5,276 locations and 81,676 total spaces across the country. The largest reservable truck parking network in the United States.
Where the Spaces Landed
South Dakota, Illinois, Maryland, Tennessee, Indiana, Missouri, New York, Colorado, Texas, Alabama, Arizona, Washington, New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio, California, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Kansas, Iowa, Arkansas, South Carolina, Georgia, Alaska, Oklahoma, Florida, Mississippi, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
Illinois had a huge week with new locations in Rockford, Matteson, East St Louis, and Elmhurst. New Jersey added locations in Parsippany-Troy Hills, Keasbey, Woodbridge Township, and Egg Harbor Township. Texas saw new spots in Iowa Park, Porter, Fredericksburg, Harker Heights, Stafford, Marion, and San Antonio.
A Few Standouts
- Keasbey, New Jersey: 30 spaces in a single location
- Charles City, Iowa: 30 spaces
- Holt, Michigan: 30 spaces
- Woodbridge Township, New Jersey: 30 spaces across two locations
- Rockford, Illinois: 44 spaces across three locations
- Matteson, Illinois: 35 spaces across two locations
- Elmhurst, Illinois: 36 spaces across two locations
- Perris, California: 25 spaces across two locations
- West Monroe, Louisiana: 21 spaces
- Marion, Texas: 25 spaces
- Eloy, Arizona: 20 spaces
- Grain Valley, Missouri: 20 spaces
- Moses Lake, Washington: 16 spaces
Why This Matters
694 more spaces drivers can now reserve in advance. Backed by 24/7 member service staffed by former truckers.
America is short 1.7 million truck parking spaces. The shortage costs the industry over $100 billion a year. New construction takes years and runs $100K to $200K per space.
We’re solving it differently. The supply already exists. Trucking companies, repair shops, warehouses, CDL schools, towing yards, dealerships, empty commercial lots. Property owners with extra dock doors and unused yard space who didn’t know they could turn it into income.
Last week, 70 of them found out.
Got Space? Get Paid.
If you own commercial property with unused yard space or extra dock doors, you’re sitting on income. No upfront costs. No long-term contracts. We handle bookings, payments, member service, and signage. You set the rates and availability.
List your property at truckparkingclub.com/become-property-member.
See you next Monday.