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Food Truck Stop

in Austin, TX

A food truck stop is a gathering of mobile kitchens, typically parked together with outdoor ordering and dining areas.

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Where it is

All-time count by city.

  1. 01Jacksonville, FL2.7K
  2. 02Mexico City, CMX1.7K
  3. 03Austin, TX1.1K
  4. 04Phoenix, AZ973
  5. 05Reno, NV859
  6. 06Portland, OR790
  7. 07New Orleans, LA710
  8. 08Baton Rouge, LA692
  9. 09Nashville, TN675
  10. 10Los Angeles, CA674
  11. 11Fort Worth, TX635
  12. 12Melbourne, VIC587
  13. 13San Diego, CA578
  14. 14Moscow, MOW488
  15. 15São Paulo, SP485
fewestAustin, TX · 100th percentilemost
COUNTED
1.1K
all time in Austin
RANK
#1
of 187 cities in TX
SHARE
27%
of the peer group's total
DENSITY
116
per 100k residents

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Things that physically exist: street furniture, signs, buildings. All-time counts.

  1. 01Street Sign228K
  2. 02Graffiti38K
  3. 03Barrier Kerb33K
  4. 04Lowered Kerb29K
  5. 05No Crossing Markings18K
  6. 06Tactile Paving14K
  7. 07Front Patio Home11K
  8. 08Curb Appeal9.3K
  9. 09Vegetation Overgrowth8.4K
  10. 10Long Driveway Home8.1K
  11. 11Picket Fence Home7.9K
  12. 12Side Entry Garage7.6K
  13. 13Uncontrolled Crosswalk7.5K
  14. 14School District Appeal7.4K
  15. 15Corner Townhouse6.4K
  16. 16Front Garden Path6.4K
  17. 17Cluttered Front Yard6.2K
  18. 18Neighborhood Character6K
  19. 19Family Home5.7K
  20. 20Rural Homestead5.4K
  21. 21Detached Garage Home4.8K
  22. 22Hillside Home4.8K
  23. 23Wood Fence4.7K
  24. 24Forest Singletrack4.7K