10-4 The Truck Stops Here

Teddybear · 07-21-2013, 06:45 PM

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Originally Posted by pajama

Hey everybody. I have a questions about truckstops, so I thought what better place to go to ask, than here.

I'm wondering about sleeping at truck stops. I know you can't park overnight at rest areas. But if you have an RV and park where the cars park, can you park overnight at truckstops? I know the sleepers do it, just didn't know if they let regular cars do it.

Thanks for any input.

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Its according to how big ur RV is.. Your best bet is to park in the lot with the rigs. I would suggest if u have a slide u park on the end of a row, also make sure that the trucks can get by

As far as parking overnite in rest areas that is a state by state thing also again u need to park where the trucks are.

BrutalDaddy · 07-21-2013, 07:03 PM

Pajama,

Teddy hit the nail on the head before I had a chance to answer. Lol.

I drive a big rig and with summer on us full force, I've seen more and more RVs parking where the big trucks park in truck stops. So don't think it'd be a problem at all to do so. Like he said, just make sure you're not gonna block any trucks and you should be good to go!

Oh and if any truckers give you nasty looks or grumbling, just ignore them. Tends to be a lot of 'ornery truckers who get crankier with age, so I've learned. Lol. If it's not an RV they're griping about, it's another trucker.

Also in the truck stops, I think I've seen maps and guide books for RVs. They've got em for big trucks but I'm pretty sure I've seen RV ones too but don't quote me on that.

Rolling Rolling Rolling Raw Hiiiiide,
Brute.

Teddybear · 07-21-2013, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by BrutalDyke

Pajama,

Teddy hit the nail on the head before I had a chance to answer. Lol.

I drive a big rig and with summer on us full force, I've seen more and more RVs parking where the big trucks park in truck stops. So don't think it'd be a problem at all to do so. Like he said, just make sure you're not gonna block any trucks and you should be good to go!

Oh and if any truckers give you nasty looks or grumbling, just ignore them. Tends to be a lot of 'ornery truckers who get crankier with age, so I've learned. Lol. If it's not an RV they're griping about, it's another trucker.

Also in the truck stops, I think I've seen maps and guide books for RVs. They've got em for big trucks but I'm pretty sure I've seen RV ones too but don't quote me on that.

Rolling Rolling Rolling Raw Hiiiiide,
Brute.

There is a book called the next exit it has 2 edition one for truckers and one for rvers

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