Trucking Lab · Data & analysis

Truck parking datayou can defend.

Verified data and analysis for freight plans, parking studies, and site decisions.

Trucks parked at a Kentucky public rest area
Image source: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.
11,500+verified
parking locations
24/7facility-level
utilization patterns

Research-led analysis.
Methodology peer-reviewed at TRB 2026 and 2027.

Public-sector planning

Planners &
consultants

Verified inventories, parking utilization, and demand screening for your next freight plan or truck parking study.

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Site & market analysis

Developers &
landowners

Understand nearby supply, parking activity, and competition before moving forward with a site.

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A look at the work

Where parking
comes under pressure.

This Utah example brings facility utilization and truck volumes into one view to support a regional review.

Utah truck parking analysis showing peak-hour utilization by facility, truck volumes, and highlighted corridors near Box Elder, Summit, Utah, Iron and Washington counties
Utah · Regional parking analysis
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Hourly truck parking utilization pattern, North Carolina sample Monthly truck parking utilization pattern, North Carolina sample
North Carolina · Hourly and monthly utilization
How parking activity shifts across the day and the year. Month-by-month profiles are an optional add-on.
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Methods & evidence

See how the work
is built.

Facility verification, driver reports, and documented methods form the basis of our analysis. Review the research and published validation results.

About Troy Choi, Ph.D., P.E.

Utilization patterns are modeled from observed data and validated monthly against driver reports. Demand screening supports further review; it does not count trucks parked on ramps or shoulders.

What are you working on?

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