There is an app, named ONP, I think- means "Over Night Parking" and it shows you where all the Wal-Marts are and whether they allow you to park overnite
"No overnight truck parking" What if you are a bobtail? or a garbage truck?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by freightwipper, Dec 29, 2014.
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Crete delivers up there with Walmart trailers, us Cretins can spend the night in the back.
In August that front lot was packed full of cars. I see why they don't want trucks or campers in it. There's no room,
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Really now. ONLY A BUNCH OF TRUCKERS could debate what the sign saying "No Overnight Truck Parking," means!

You guys think it's tough out there now, just wait a few years. All the TRUCK STOPS will have those "No Overnight Truck Parking" signs! "Stop here and fuel, take a shower, get a meal, buy some crap in our store, then BE ON YOUR WAY!"
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If I absolutely couldn't go anywhere else, can't imagine how that could happen though, I'd park in their dock(if not theirs, someone in the immediate vicinity, I wasn't picky when I needed to park)...They can wake me in the morning if they need it...
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Amen to that! When I was pulling ref. grocery. One of our stops was no delivery before 9 a.m. and none on the weekends.
Some Senators daughter lived right behind the store... -
They must have put those signs up after I sat the for 34 hours while Red River Supply was shooting fireballs 300 feet in the sky. My delivery was a block south of the fire.
I use Google satellite every time to check out the best way in and out. A lot of Wal-Marts are different layouts. I do the same for shippers and receivers I have not been to yet.
I stop at walmarts a lot to shop. BUT, Walmart is not a truck stop. I wish some truckers would get that into their head before WE won't even be able to shop there.
Oh, I did sleep at the Dickonson, ND Walmart once. I just stopped to pick up some things before parking g at the receiver. I saw a bunch of other trucks there so I said fuq it and shut down for the night.
I took a mid day nap the the Fergus Falls, MN, walmart, before shopping, but I never spent the night there. Although it does appear they allow overnight parking therekoog Thanks this. -
I know in going to be labeled a Dyck for this but.......
Why are all of you guys RELYING on a gosh darn store for your parking needs?
ITS TACKY,You look like a homeless person to the general public, And it shows you have "nowhere else to go" to many folks.....
Find a truckstiop, Lease some Space like I do, or Take it home or to your terminal..
Im Sorry, I love Trucking ,I love trucks and what we all do everyday, But It Looks HORRIBLE seeing clumsy 53' trailers sitting abreast in a shopping center..And that doesn't include the slobs that litter.
This has gotten outta control,You cant go 10 miles these days without seeing a 'tractor-trailer sitting somewhere......Again I Love you guys and As a driver of 25 years..I cant stand seeing Trucks parked all over the place -
Yup, I agree with the Dyck part but not the rest. -
I just sing to them:
Well I got my home in my hand - travelin' across the land,
Tryin' to earn a living, givin' everything I can.stayinback and Skate-Board Thank this.
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