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Turtle Truck Trailer Fleet Parking Dallas Fort Worth
About Us
The idea for Turtle Truck Trailer Fleet Parking popped up after recognizing how scarce truck parking was and noting the problems that the parking shortage created for drivers. We decided to start with lots in Texas where there is a high demand for parking. We all know that 2020 brought an increase in eCommerce sales. This increase in sales brought an even higher demand for semi-trucks, which resulted in a higher demand for parking. Our current lots have almost 400 parking spots combined. We are a small business here to solve big problems. When you reserve a parking spot through us, you are supporting a small business! Not only do we want to provide parking for semi-trailers, but we also want to provide a premium service. We want to have the best security, the best customer service, everything you need in a semi-trailer parking lot, and more. We value customer safety above all else.
Why Turtles?
Scarcity: Most turtle species are endangered. Similarly, there are not many truck parking spots currently available.
Navigation: Turtles have a great sense of direction and have what is essentially an internal GPS. Truck drivers need a GPS since they travel across the US to less familiar places for a living.
Longevity: Turtles have the longest lifespan with the oldest turtle still living at 188 years old. Parking will never go away as we will always need a place for vehicles and storage trailers while they are not being used.
Prehistoric: Turtles have been around since the dinosaur age and the transportation/parking industry has always been around; it just evolved and looks different now compared to centuries ago.
More About Turtles
Slow-Paced: The first thing people think about when they think of turtles is how slow and easygoing they are. Truck parking is similar in that parking lots allow drivers to rest and break from the exhaustion of driving long distances.
Non-Sedentary: Turtles, specifically sea turtles, are always on the move and so are drivers.
Protected: Turtles have their shell while we have safety features to protect the lot and your trucks.
Adaptive: Turtles are found everywhere in the world except Antarctica. Transportation is needed EVERYWHERE, which means we need more parking everywhere.
Conservation of Turtles
Our connection to turtles goes deeper than the turtle's relation to our company. We care about the conservation of turtles since many species are endangered. Conservation organizations are putting plenty of effort into preserving the species of many turtles. While not everyone has time to spend hours helping turtles, donations are another way people can help.
Giant Tortoises
Large tortoises are among the longest-lived animals. Some individual giant tortoises are thought to be over 200 years of age, but this is difficult to verify because they tend to outlive their human observers. Giant tortoise is a herbivorous animal, spending much of its time browsing for food in its surrounding well-vegetated environment. The Zanzibar government, with assistance from the World Animal Protection built a large compound for the protection of the animals. Support by giving to the World Animal Protection organization.
Nature Conservation
The International Union for Conservation of Nature placed giant tortoises on the Red List of Threatened Species. Tortoises continue to be brought to the island of Changuu from other locations for conservation, where there is a dedicated foundation on the island which looks after the tortoises' welfare. Visitors are able to observe and feed the tortoises. Help by donating to the IUCN or by visiting the island.
