• District 5 (Florida)
• Hwy I-35 (Texas)
• Hwy I-30 (Arkansas)
• Hwy I-40 (Tennessee & Arkansas)

• Name of Business (e.g. Love’s Truck Stop)
• Location (City, State)
• Ownership Type (e.g. Public Government, Private Company)
• Owner name (e.g. Arkansas DOT).

Data Availability

• The initial round of research indicates that data availability is adequate on this topic.

District 5 (Florida)

• In Florida, truck parking is supplied by public transportation agencies and privately owned/operated truck parking facilities along major interstates and off the highway system, respectively.
• Commercial vehicle operators take advantage of parking legally at available publicly provided spaces.
• These locations typically include Rest Areas, Service Plazas, and Weigh-in-Motion (WIM) Stations, also known as Truck Comfort Stations, operated by FDOT.
• Public truck parking is available to commercial vehicle operators 24 hours a day, seven days a week along major interstate roads including Florida’s Turnpike, I-95, I-75, and I-4.

• Within District Five, there are 17 public truck parking locations with 652 designated truck parking spaces 26 private truck parking locations with 1,268 designated truck parking spaces.
• A list of these locations has been provided in the attached spreadsheet.

Summary

• The required information about public and private truck stops and truck parking in District 5, Hwy I-35, Hwy I-30, and Hwy I-40 (Tennessee & Arkansas) is provided in the attached spreadsheet.
• We focused the initial research on providing public and private truck stops and truck parking in District 5. However, additional research time is required to provide the required information for the rest of the areas and also to populate each parking/stop by providing the name of the business (e.g. Love’s Truck Stop), the location (city, state), ownership type (e.g. public government, private company), and the owner's name (e.g. Arkansas DOT).
• Details on our recommended research paths have been provided in our proposals below.