Good Morning Trucker Members,

Hope you’ve had a great week out there on the road. We’ve been hard at work finding truck parking and are up to over 2151 locations for you.

This week, we have a quick poll for you.

We Have Access Controls Now!

Truck Parking Club now offers an access control system that allows drivers to open gates at Property Member locations from their phones.

And it doesn’t cost a thing up-front or per month. It’s free to Property Members!

It’s already live at one location in Midland, TX!

Would You Like Some Cutting Edge Access Controls?

Reach out to Andrew Jones! You can email him at [email protected] or call/text him at 423-497-0877.

Map Check: 2151 Property Member Locations!

Did you know? By Trucker Traci

🚛 Trucker Traci’s Tip of the Week: Do You Know How to Pay a Past Due Monthly Subscription WITHOUT Calling?

Hey drivers! 👋 Trucker Traci here with a quick and easy tip to keep your monthly parking right on track.

If your monthly subscription ever shows as "Past Due," you can take care of it instantly—no need to pick up the phone.

We’re always here if you need us, but let’s be real—you’ve got miles to make and no time to waste. You can knock this out in seconds, no call needed. 

Here’s how to do it yourself in just a few clicks:

1. Log in to your account at TruckParkingClub.com.
   

2. Head over to your Reservations tab.
   

3. Look for the subscription with “Past Due” in red—easy to spot!
   

4. Click to open that reservation.
   

5. Then hit the green “Retry Payment” button at the top.

That’s it! The system will do the work behind the scenes and let you know how it went. If everything checks out, you’ll see a confirmation page right away.

✅ Fast
✅ Simple
✅ No phone call needed

So next time life gets busy and a payment slips, no stress—just log in, click, and cruise on.

Keep your wheels turnin’ and your dollars earnin’. – Trucker Traci

Still have questions?
We’re happy to help.
📞 Customer Care Team: 888-899-7275

Tale Lites - In your Inbox on Monday at 8pm Eastern Time

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Property Member of the Week

Paulette M - Riverton, WY

When Paulette and Jim from Riverton, WY bought her property back in 1983, they transformed a sagebrush field into the Jim Moss Arena Campground to host cow roping events. For years, the arena became a hub for the roping community, with them even launching "The Wrangler" magazine, which became the official publication for many rodeo and roping associations across the West.

Everything changed when the 2017 solar eclipse brought an unexpected wave of campers to Riverton. Seeing the demand, they pivoted her property into an RV and camping business, capitalizing on the scenic Wyoming location. The success of her camping venture soon led to adding Airbnb accommodations.

After discovering Truck Parking Club on Facebook, Paulette launched truck parking services in January, recognizing another opportunity to serve travelers passing through Wyoming. Her location offers Trucker Members free showers onsite, on top of the peace of the Wyoming countryside.

Despite being one of Truck Parking Club's most rural locations, Paulette and Jim’s Riverton property has performed well. Her success proves that truck parking demand exists everywhere - even in Wyoming's wide-open spaces - and that property owners in any location can tap into this growing market to generate reliable revenue.

Customer Care Corner

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