Truck Parking in Metairie, LA

Here's a quick guide to help you navigate the highway systems leading into and out of Metairie, Louisiana:

• If you're coming from the north, you'll likely be on I-55. This interstate will take you south towards Metairie. You'll need to merge onto I-10 East via exit 210 towards New Orleans.
• From the east or west, Interstate 10 (I-10) is your main artery. It runs right through Metairie, making it a straightforward route whether you're coming from Baton Rouge or Slidell.
• If you're heading in from the south, specifically from Grand Isle or other coastal locations, LA-1 North will connect you to US-90 West. Follow this highway until it merges with I-310 North. From there, take exit 1 to merge onto I-10 East towards New Orleans/Metairie.
• To leave Metairie and head north, get on I-10 West and then take exit 223B-A for I-55 North towards Hammond.
• To head east or west out of Metairie, simply hop on I-10 in your desired direction.

Remember, no matter which way you roll into town, our parking service has got your back. Whether you're bobtailing or pulling an oversized load, we've got a spot for you. Plan ahead using our user-friendly platform and secure your parking spot before reaching town. 

Navigating the Metairie, LA metro area can be a bit tricky:

• I-10 is your main artery through Metairie. It runs east-west and connects directly to New Orleans. Keep an eye on your ELD and HOS because traffic can get heavy, especially during rush hours.
• If you're looking to bypass the city, I-610 is your best friend. This interstate runs parallel to I-10 and provides a convenient shortcut that avoids the downtown congestion.
• For north-south travel, consider taking Causeway Boulevard. It's got plenty of lanes, and it'll take you right over Lake Pontchartrain via the Causeway Bridge, which is the world's longest continuous bridge over water.
• Veterans Memorial Boulevard is another crucial road in Metairie. It's lined with businesses and shopping centers, so be prepared for some stop-and-go traffic.

Remember to plan your parking ahead of time to make the most of your HOS. Our marketplace offers various options for any rig in and around town. Even oversized loads! You can book hourly, daily, weekly, or even monthly slots, depending on your needs. So, no matter how long you're sticking around town, we have parking taken care of. 

Here's what you need to know about the weather in Metairie, LA:

• Spring (March to May): This is a relatively comfortable season temperature-wise, with high temperatures ranging from 70°F to 85°F. However, spring is also the wettest season in Metairie, so be prepared for rainy conditions on the roads.
• Summer (June to August): Summers are hot and muggy, with temperatures often reaching over 90°F. There's still a fair amount of rain during this season, and it's also hurricane season. 
• Fall (September to November): The heat starts to cool off in fall, with temperatures ranging from 85°F down to around 65°F by November. Rainfall lessens during these months, but keep an eye out for late-season hurricanes.
• Winter (December to February): Winters are short and mild in Metairie. Expect cooler temperatures that can dip as low as 45°F at night but usually hover around 60-65°F during the day. Rainfall is relatively low during this time but still present.

We've got parking spots available for all types of trucks and trailers—even oversized loads—so you can rest easy knowing you've got a safe place to park no matter what Mother Nature throws your way.