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I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 228
I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 228 sits on I-40 near Mount Juliet in Wilson County (mile 228), westbound. It has 20 truck parking spaces, according to the FHWA truck parking survey. This is a parking area without restrooms or other facilities. The next stop west is I-40 Rest Area at Mile 170, 58 miles on. It is about 17 miles (straight line) from Nashville, TN.
| Highway | I-40 · Westbound |
|---|---|
| Mile marker | 228 |
| Location | Mount Juliet, Wilson County, Tennessee Directions (36.1765, -86.4766) |
| Amenities | No facilities (parking only) |
| Truck parking | 20 spaces (FHWA survey) |
Sources: the federal Jason's Law truck parking survey (2019). Closed, moved or wrong? Tell us.
Next rest stops on I-40
Heading westbound
I-40 Rest Area at Mile 170
58 miles · Rest area near Tidwell
Food and fuel: Desert Oasis, about 1939 mi
Heading eastbound
I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 253
25 miles · Truck parking near Watertown
Sleeping in your car here
Tennessee does not allow overnight parking at its rest areas.
Based on TDOT welcome centers and rest areas. All Tennessee rest area rules
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Frequently asked questions
Where is I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 228?
On I-40 westbound at mile 228 near Mount Juliet in Wilson County, Tennessee. Use the Directions link for navigation.
Which direction does I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 228 serve?
Westbound traffic on I-40.
Does I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 228 have restrooms?
No restrooms are mapped at this site.
How far is the next rest stop after I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 228?
Westbound: I-40 Rest Area at Mile 170, 58 miles. Eastbound: I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 253, 25 miles.
Can you sleep at I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 228?
Tennessee does not allow overnight parking at its rest areas.
Is there truck parking at I-40 Truck Parking at Mile 228?
Yes. The federal survey counted 20 spaces for trucks.
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