DALLAS, TX – Dallas-Fort Worth area food trucks have banded together in the hopes of improving city laws that restrict the mobile eateries from doing business in certain areas.

The DFW Food Truck Association comprises more than 20 food truck owners that are aiming to work with Dallas city officials to change city laws so that the trucks can roam public and private property. Currently, food trucks are restricted to designated locations in the Central Business District.

The association has created a petition that it plans to present to the City Council showing community support for regulation reform.

The association also plans to defend entrepreneurs from politically active restaurateurs.

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