Is Central Park Available Nationwide?

Weigh Station Bypass (Formerly Drivewyze) is rapidly expanding across North America, but it is not yet available nationwide at every truck parking location. That said, it currently offers one of the most comprehensive and growing networks of real-time truck parking information available to commercial fleets and drivers today.

Weigh Station Bypass (Formerly Drivewyze) covers thousands of parking locations across major freight corridors, including rest areas, weigh stations, truck stops, and other designated commercial vehicle parking facilities in the United States and Canada. The system focuses on high-traffic regions, critical freight routes, and areas where parking shortages are most common, ensuring that drivers have access to reliable parking information where they need it most.

Availability continues to grow through partnerships with:

• State Departments of Transportation and Ministries of Transportation, which provide access to real-time parking data at public rest areas, weigh stations, and highway service facilities.
• Private truck stop operators and commercial parking providers, who share occupancy information to help drivers locate available spaces at their locations.
• Infrastructure sensor networks, including automated counters, cameras, and pavement sensors, which feed live data into the Central Park system for greater accuracy.

While Central Park already covers a significant portion of key trucking routes across North America, not every parking facility is equipped with the technology or partnerships required to provide real-time availability data. Weigh Station Bypass (Formerly Drivewyze) is actively working to expand the network by collaborating with more states, provinces, and private partners.

Drivers and fleet managers can access up-to-date coverage maps through the Weigh Station Bypass (Formerly Drivewyze) website or mobile platform to see where Central Park is currently available. New locations are added regularly, with a focus on expanding coverage to underserved regions and critical parking shortage areas.

In short, while Central Park is not yet universally available at every parking location, its network is one of the largest and fastest-growing solutions of its kind, helping drivers and fleets find safe, legal parking along the routes they rely on most.