Resources (TPAS)
Fact Sheet on the I-10 Truck Parking Availability System
The TPASTruck Parking Availability System will monitor truck parking availability and provide real-time information to truck drivers. The TPAS will be deployed on I-10 in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. The TPAS is funded through $6.85 M ATCMTD Grant and 1:1 state matching funds. The TPAS system will “Go Live” in 2023 and track performance measures during ongoing operations.
Frequently Asked Questions about the TPAS
Printable Version - FAQs about TPAS
What is the I-10 TPAS?
What is the I-10 Corridor Coalition?
Where will the I-10 TPAS be deployed?
How will the system work?
How will I be able to access the TPAS information?
How is the project funded?
When will the Project Open?
Presentations
Articles
Nov 3, 2020
Parking for truckers along I-10 is about to be easier and safer
Oct 23, 2020
Road Runner: Real-time parking system seeks to keep truckers safer along I-10
October 14, 2020
I-10 Corridor Coalition seeks truck driver input The coalition seeks to understand the challenges truck drivers face when they are attempting to park at locations along the I-10 corridor in California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas.
October 13, 2020
Driver feedback needed on truck parking along I-10 corridor
October 12, 2020
Driver feedback wanted on I-10 truck parking issues
October 9, 2020
Driver input sought for multi-state survey of truck parking in I-10 corridor
October 8, 2020
I-10 Corridor Coalition needs truckers’ input in parking survey