Integration Brings Diesel Pricing Tool to Truck Parking USA Platform
The Truck Parking USA platform now includes a location-based fuel pricing tool, thanks to a partnership with the truck routing software company ProMiles.

The Truck Parking USA platform now includes a location-based fuel pricing tool thanks to a partnership with the truck routing software company ProMiles. Photo: Truck Parking USA

Truck Parking USA, an online and mobile platform for truck parking facilities, announced a partnership with commercial truck routing software company ProMiles.
Used by a community of over 140,000 truck drivers, Truck Parking USA helps drivers look for the best available place to rest.
With the integration of ProMiles, Truck Parking USA now includes a location-based fuel pricing tool so truck drivers can view current retail diesel prices at thousands of truck stop locations while evaluating routes with appropriate commercial vehicle capacities.
"Through this partnership, which is only the first step in significant additions we'll be making to the platform, we are able to elevate the driving and routing experience for truck drivers around the globe," said Niels de Zwaan, managing director at Truck Parking USA.
Through the partnership, Truck Parking USA is working to improve difficulties drivers face on the road and help improve efficiency.
The platform's truck parking locator allows drivers to find available parking spots before pulling over, to minimize time spent searching. Drivers receive access to an exclusive collection of parking locations that they can filter by the amenities and/or security features they deem most important. The app also provides reviews written by a trusted community of truck drivers who can report free parking spots near them, allowing truckers to see the real-time availability of parking spots along their routes.
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