But at least dumping it in the grass is a step better than littering the full bottle, right?
Piddle Bottles and Littering
Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by Libertarian500, Jun 25, 2007.
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I have on 2 occasions taken pictures of drivers dumping trash. One was sweeping out his trailer and the other throwing trash out the window in a truck stop. I emailed the pics to their companies. I got form letter thank you messages back. Not sure if anything was ever done. -
Using a bottle to pee in is not big deal, sometimes you are in places where you don't have many or any options. Just throw them away, not onto the ground.
I have seen drivers peeing in a truck stop parking lot, and also between the cab and the tandems while in the fuel island. These are the people I cannot understand. If you are in walking distance of a bathroom, go use it.
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I as well have seen a few divers taking a leak in between the truck and trl "at the fuel island". First time i seen it I could not believe what I was seeing. That is down right lazy and sick. I also have watched drivers throw bags of trash out onto the ground when there was a trash can 1 parking spot over.
I myself just don't feel right throwing trash onto the ground. I would like to think I am better then that and respect "myself" not to be that dang lazy.
Pee bottles being poured out into the grass I personally see no issue with. It is a lot better then the bottle being tossed onto the ground for somebody else to pick up. Just do it where there is not going to be any foot traffic.
What can we do about it? well I thought about reporting them to their company but I am not into that high school tattle tell crap. I personally have started saying something to the individuals. Sure I have ended up in a few short arguments (I end them quick by walking away, lol not worth fighting over but definitely worth saying something about.) but nothing more then that, just a few words being said. Maybe next time they decide to throw something out they will hear me in the back of their head a walk to a trash can. -
I was on layover in SLC in 2000. I watched a guy get out of his truck with his coffee cup. He walked to the duals, put the cup on the tire and took a leak. Then he picked up the cup and walked into the truck stop. The distance involved was about 100 feet.
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That just use to totally disgust me when some lazy slob couldn't even make the effort to waddle into the restroom. Another thing that just really bothered me was when a truck would pull up and open his door and toss a bag of trash on the ground. This particular slob I saw do that was less than 10 feet from a trash can. I have never understood the laziness of some truckers. When I would stop after a long day I had to get out and move around. I use to try to walk atleast a mile if not more every night.
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