A new project promises the construction of a truck parking facility along Interstate 30 in Northeast Texas. With 175 new parking spaces for truck drivers, construction is scheduled to take place in Bowie County, Texas, beginning in October 2026.
“These projects will take place on both sides of I-30, near County Road 4204, which is west of Farm to Market Road 990,” said Dana Moore, the Texarkana area engineer, in a press release reported by the Texarkana Gazette.
The project was awarded a construction contract to East Texas Bridge Inc. for a total amount of $10,625,436. The project is expected to take approximately 16 months to complete, with completion anticipated around February 2028.
This project comes in addition to another project to improve a weigh station located less than 50 miles away along the I-30 corridor in Titus County. That project will create 22 additional parking spaces for commercial trucks. It was also awarded to East Texas Bridge Inc. for $9,498,728, according to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT).

Truck Parking Availability in Texas
Texas is one of the major freight transportation corridors in the United States, making it a constant challenge for truck drivers and trucking companies to find parking.
According to TxDOT data, the state has approximately 35,701 truck parking spaces at 710 facilities, based on the 2025 inventory. This represents significant growth compared with 2020, when Texas had approximately 26,600 spaces. However, the vast majority are located at private facilities. Approximately 94% of the spaces are private, while about 2,279 spaces are public.
Truck parking availability in Texas is considered extensive, as options vary depending on the city, price, security, space size, and available amenities.
Among the highest-rated truck parking options in Texas are:
1. J Munoz Truck Parking — Fort Worth
This truck parking facility is located in the Fort Worth area and has a 5.0-star rating with more than 100 reviews. It is an option for drivers looking for dedicated parking for commercial vehicles and all-day availability.
2. Oversized Vehicle Parking Pros — Dallas
Located in Dallas, this facility caters to large vehicles and has a 5.0-star rating with more than 140 reviews. Its location in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area makes it an option worth considering for operators working in one of the state’s most important logistics markets.
3. Local Truck Parking, LLC. — Dallas
Another option in Dallas is Local Truck Parking, which has a rating of approximately 4.8 stars and more than 100 reviews. The facility specializes in truck parking and offers 24-hour availability.
4. Wiz Truck & Equipment Parking — Greenville
For those traveling through Northeast Texas, Wiz Truck & Equipment Parking in Greenville is another notable option. The facility has a 5.0-star rating and caters to truck and equipment parking.
5. TRUX Parking — San Antonio
In San Antonio, TRUX Parking is an option for drivers using the I-35 corridor.
“Safe truck parking affects the safety of all motorists. However, finding a safe place to park is a fundamental challenge for commercial truck drivers,” Moore said.
When parking availability is limited, truck drivers may end up looking for spaces in areas that are not designed for heavy vehicles, which can create safety issues, fines, or risks for drivers and the community. Future investments aim to provide truck drivers with additional support in addressing this issue.
