Truck Parking in Mandan, ND

• Interstate 94 (I-94): Serving as the main artery into Mandan, I-94 runs east-west and is the most direct route for truckers traversing from either direction. From the east, including cities like Bismarck or Fargo, you'll want to follow I-94 West heading towards Montana. 
• North Dakota Highway 6 (ND-6): For drivers coming from the south, ND-6 intersects with I-94 just south of Mandan. Taking this route northwards connects seamlessly to I-94 and leads directly into the city limits.
• North Dakota Highway 1806 (ND-1806): Running adjacent to the Missouri River, ND-1806 offers a scenic and less congested alternative for entering Mandan from both north and south directions. It’s particularly useful for accessing northern neighborhoods of Mandan or continuing your journey northward towards Bismark across the river.

Each of these highways features well-marked signs and ample facilities catering to commercial vehicles, ensuring a smooth transition into the city. Whether you're stopping briefly in Mandan or passing through, these routes offer reliable and convenient access tailored to large vehicles and heavy loads.

• Interstate 94 (I-94): The primary highway running east-west through Mandan, providing direct routes to Bismarck to the east and Montana to the west. Key exits for Mandan include Exit 152 for downtown access and Exit 155 for access to business districts and services.
• North Dakota Highway 6 (ND-6): Running north-south, this highway intersects with I-94 just west of Mandan, offering connections to smaller towns and rural areas south of the city.
• Memorial Highway (Old Highway 10): This route is an alternative local road parallel to I-94 on the north side, ideal for avoiding interstate traffic and accessing local streets in Mandan.
• Third Street SE: An important north-south artery in the city that helps truckers navigate through residential areas safely while connecting major commercial zones.
• Main Street: Acts as a central hub in Mandan, where truckers can find numerous services, including fuel stations, dining options, and retail stores. Main Street also provides easy access to municipal facilities and local businesses.

For truck drivers planning their routes through or stops in Mandan, using these highways effectively will ensure timely deliveries and reduce the hassle of navigating less familiar local roads. Always check current traffic conditions and road work updates to avoid unexpected delays.

• Winter (December to February): Mandan experiences harsh winters with heavy snowfall and temperatures often dropping below freezing, sometimes as low as -10°F. Roads can be icy and snow-covered, so keep that winter and emergency gear ready just in case! 
• Spring (March to May): The season starts cold but gradually warms up, with temperatures ranging from 30°F to 60°F. Spring thaws can lead to muddy conditions on unpaved roads and potential flooding in some areas. Truckers should be prepared for variable road conditions and check weather updates regularly.
• Summer (June to August): Summers are warm, typically between 70°F and 90°F. Thunderstorms are common, occasionally bringing severe weather, including high winds and hail, that can pose risks to the road. It’s advisable to plan routes that allow for quick sheltering in case of sudden severe weather.
• Fall (September to November): Fall sees cooler temperatures, ranging from 30°F to 70°F, with early snow possible in late October or November. Leaf fall can make roads slippery, and shorter days mean increased driving time in the dark. 

No matter what Mother Nature throws your way, we have parking handled with flexible, convenient truck parking for any rig.