Roadside truck repair · I-40

I-40 Truck Repair Morrilton to Lonoke

I-40 is Arkansas’s main east–west freight route, and it runs right through North Little Rock. From Morrilton and Conway to Galloway and Lonoke, we handle roadside breakdowns on the interstate 24/7.

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I-40: Morrilton to Lonoke

Service area map: I-40 through Little Rock, ARMap of Interstate 40 from Morrilton through Conway, Mayflower, Maumelle, and North Little Rock to Lonoke, showing the I-430, I-30, I-57, and I-440 interchanges and the Galloway truck stops at Exit 161.I-40I-40I-57Petro, Pilot & Love’s (I-40 Exit 161)MorriltonConwayMayflowerMaumelleNorth Little RockLittle RockLonoke10 miN
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Roadside truck repair along I-40 from Morrilton and Conway through North Little Rock to Lonoke. Schematic only — not for navigation.

Fort Smith to Memphis, through North Little Rock

Interstate 40 crosses Arkansas from the Oklahoma line to the Mississippi River bridge at Memphis, and the stretch through central Arkansas is the busiest. Coming from the west, it passes Morrilton, turns south at Conway, and runs past Mayflower and Maumelle into North Little Rock. There it meets I-430 (Exit 147), the end of I-30 (Exit 153), I-57 (Exit 155), and I-440 (Exit 159) in about 12 miles. East of Galloway, it straightens out across the flat Delta toward Lonoke, Brinkley, and West Memphis.

The North Little Rock interchanges are where most of the trouble concentrates. Traffic merges and weaves between I-30, I-40, and I-57, and the next phase of the 30 Crossing project targets the I-30/I-40 interchange starting in 2026. A breakdown there means working next to heavy, fast traffic in tight space.

I-40 exit reference: Morrilton to Lonoke

Arkansas exit numbers match the mile markers. Give dispatch the name on the sign or the business you’re at, too.

Eastbound order.
ExitDestinationNotes for drivers
107–108AR 95 / AR 9 – MorriltonLove’s Travel Stop at Exit 107; west end of our core area
112AR 92 – Plumerville
124AR 25 (Salem Road) – ConwaySigned 124A/B westbound
125US-65 north – Greenbrier, HarrisonUS-65 joins I-40 from here to North Little Rock
127US-64 (Oak Street) – Conway, ViloniaCentral Conway
129Dave Ward Drive (AR 286/60) – ConwayMapco with truck parking; industrial areas
132Baker-Wills Parkway (AR 365)South Conway
135AR 89 / AR 365 – MayflowerLake Conway area
142AR 365 – Morgan, MaumelleTruck stop with parking
147I-430 south – TexarkanaWest Little Rock bypass
148Crystal Hill Road (AR 100)To Maumelle Boulevard
150Burns ParkVia Military Road
152MacArthur Drive / Pike AvenueNorth Little Rock
153A–BJFK Boulevard (AR 107); I-30 west – Little RockI-30 ends here; US-67/167 join eastbound
155I-57 / US-67/167 north – Jacksonville, SearcyI-57 begins here
156–157Springhill Drive; Protho JunctionEast North Little Rock
159I-440 – Jacksonville, airport, TexarkanaEastern bypass
161AR 391 – GallowayPetro, Pilot, and Love’s truck stops
165–169Kerr Road; AR 15 (Remington Road)Open country toward Lonoke
173–175AR 89 – Lonoke; AR 31 – Lonoke, BeebeLonoke; weigh station in this area

Where trucks break down on I-40

  • The North Little Rock interchanges. Between Exits 147 and 159, merges, weaves, and construction make it the hardest stretch to work on a shoulder. If the truck can move, get off at an exit.
  • Galloway. Hundreds of trucks park overnight at Exit 161, so mornings bring dead batteries, air systems that bled down, and problems found on the pre-trip.
  • Conway to North Little Rock. Heavy commuter traffic at rush hour and long uphill pulls out of the river bottoms with a load on in July.
  • East toward Lonoke. Fast, flat, open interstate where blowouts and heat-related failures show up, and where the scales catch brake and tire defects.

What to do while you wait

Turn on your hazards, set out your triangles, and stay out of the travel lanes. If it’s safe, wait away from the truck, behind a guardrail or well off the road — trucks stopped on I-40 shoulders do get hit. In summer, bring water and find shade. Our breakdown checklist covers triangle placement and what to tell dispatch.

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I-40 breakdowns: FAQ

How far along I-40 do you go?

Our core area runs from about Morrilton (Exit 107) through Conway and North Little Rock to Lonoke (Exit 175). Beyond that, call — dispatch will tell you honestly whether a mechanic can reach you.

Where are the truck stops on I-40 near Little Rock?

Love’s at Morrilton (Exit 107), Mapco at Conway (Exit 129), a truck stop at Morgan (Exit 142), and the big cluster of Petro, Pilot, and Love’s at Galloway (Exit 161).

Where are the scales on I-40 near Little Rock?

The Arkansas Highway Police run a weigh station on I-40 in the Lonoke area east of the metro, for both directions. Keep inspections current and pre-trips thorough.

Is there still construction at the I-30/I-40 interchange?

The main 30 Crossing project wrapped up in late 2024, and the next phase at the North Little Rock interchange was scheduled to begin in 2026. Expect lane shifts and narrow shoulders around Exits 152–155.

I broke down between exits. What do I tell dispatch?

Your direction (eastbound or westbound), the last exit you passed, and the nearest mile marker. Arkansas mile markers match exit numbers, so “eastbound near mile 164” pins it down.

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Broke down? We’ll come to you.

Tell dispatch where the truck is and what it’s doing. A diesel mechanic heads out in a stocked service truck — overnight, weekends, and holidays included.

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