Truck Parking Club Reaches 1000 Locations to Support Trucker Community

Truck Parking Club Reaches Milestone with 1000 Locations

In an exciting announcement, Truck Parking Club, co-founded by Evan Shelley, recently achieved a significant milestone by adding its 1000th property member location. This expansion means that the platform now offers truck parking options across 46 states in the U.S., amounting to an impressive total of over 24,000 spaces designed specifically for truckers.

Originally established just two years ago, Truck Parking Club aimed to tackle the ongoing issue of truck parking shortages exacerbated by the increased demands on the transportation industry. With the support of a dedicated team—many of whom are former truck drivers—Truck Parking Club has worked tirelessly to gain the trust of the trucking community, allowing them to secure their spots with ease.

Evan Shelley reflected on the journey, stating, “When I started this company, I couldn’t have anticipated the level of effort required to reach this point. Initially, it took us months to onboard our first locations and build a reliable reputation among drivers.” He continued, “While reaching 1000 locations is an achievement worth celebrating, it’s essential to recognize that this is just the beginning. There remain vast areas with limited parking options.”

The current average time drivers spend searching for parking is around 56 minutes—a frustrating prospect considering the combined inefficiencies across the industry. Truck Parking Club has set a bold goal of reducing this to 10 minutes or less. Shelley emphasized that achieving this target would save billions wasted in lost time and fuel, ultimately leading to a more efficient trucking ecosystem.

Looking ahead, Truck Parking Club is not resting on its laurels; the next ambitious goal is to expand its network to 10,000 locations. Shelley expressed gratitude to their extensive network of Trucker Members who have entrusted the platform with their parking needs, as well as the property owners who have opened their spaces for use.

“This is only the beginning for us,” Shelley stated. “With the continued support of our community, we aim to provide a viable parking solution for drivers across the country, no matter where they find themselves.” Truck Parking Club is actively encouraging property owners with available space suitable for truck parking to become Property Members, thus helping to expand the network further.

As the trucking industry continues to evolve, platforms like Truck Parking Club play a crucial role in enhancing the lives of truckers, improving their access to necessary resources, and ultimately keeping goods moving smoothly across the nation. With eyes set on future expansions and an unwavering commitment to the trucker community, Truck Parking Club remains poised to make a lasting impact.

To explore available parking options or learn more about becoming a Property Member, visit Truck Parking Club’s website.