Truck Parking in Jonesboro, GA

Jonesboro, GA, is conveniently accessible through a network of highways that make it an easy stop for truckers. Here's how you can navigate your way in and out:

• Coming from the North or South: Your best bet is Interstate 75 (I-75). This major highway runs from Michigan all the way down to Florida, passing right by Jonesboro. If you're heading south on I-75, take exit 235 towards US-19/US-41/Griffin/Jonesboro. Keep left at the fork to continue on Tara Blvd/US-19 S/US-41 S and follow signs for Jonesboro.
• From the East or West: You'll likely find yourself on Interstate 20 (I-20). To get to Jonesboro from I-20, you'll want to head towards I-285 until you reach exit 55 for Jonesboro Road/Forest Parkway.
• Once in Jonesboro: The city's layout is pretty straightforward, with Main Street serving as its backbone. For a spot to bobtail or park your rig overnight, check out our marketplace for available spaces near your route.

Remember, planning ahead is key to avoiding creeping at low speeds or parking illegally when spots are scarce. Our service ensures you've got a safe and reliable spot waiting for you when you roll into town - no matter what type of rig you're hauling. 

Navigating the bustling metro area of Jonesboro, GA can be a breeze if you're armed with the right knowledge:

• The heart and soul of Jonesboro's highway system is Interstate 75 (I-75). This major thoroughfare runs north-south, providing easy access to the vibrant city of Atlanta to the north and the historic city of Macon to the south. 
• State Route 138 (SR 138) serves as a significant east-west route. If you're bobtailing or hauling a lighter load, this state route might be an ideal alternative. However, it has more stoplights and intersections which may slow down your journey.
• Another important artery cutting across Jonesboro is State Route 54 (SR 54). If you need to bypass the city center or are looking for less crowded routes, SR 54 could be your best bet.
• For those handling oversized loads or wide loads, consider using Interstate 285 (I-285), fondly known as Atlanta's Perimeter. This interstate circles around Atlanta and helps avoid low bridges and tight city streets that could pose challenges.

When it's time for a well-earned rest, we have parking taken care of. You can book spots for any rig – from bobtails to oversized loads – hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly. No matter how long you're staying in Jonesboro, we have a parking space for you.

Here's a more detailed look at what you need to know about the weather and seasons in Jonesboro, GA:

• Summer is hot and humid in Jonesboro, with temperatures often peaking around 90 degrees. It's important your rig's air conditioning is working well during these months.
• Winter in Jonesboro is typically mild compared to many parts of the country. Average temperatures hover around the 50s, but don't be fooled - there can be occasional cold snaps where temps drop into the 30s or even lower.
• Spring and fall are arguably the most pleasant seasons in Jonesboro. Temperatures during these seasons range from the mid-60s to low 80s.
• Rainfall is pretty evenly spread throughout the year in Jonesboro. However, it's important to stay alert for potential severe weather, especially during spring and summer months when thunderstorms are common. 

No matter what Mother Nature throws at you, we have parking taken care of. Rain or shine, we have parking space for any rig, from bobtail to oversized load.