Why do truckers creative park when there are tons of open spaces?

Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Six9GS, Mar 24, 2021.

  1. Lucky12

    Lucky12 Medium Load Member

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    Probably already been stated, but the other obvious reason is the truck stops where the aisles are too narrow. In my humble opinion, if the aisle is too narrow to 180 it's too narrow. I think that is what 65-70'? A little narrower can still make it work, but this stops with barely 50' and only a couple spots left? That's pretty tough after a long day.

    What they could do, though most would likely ignore it, is put a sign up that says to please stack. Stacking (filling rows sequentially) would enable greater utilization of the spaces. In a more perfect world, "Stacking" and a sign for small lots or narrow isle lots to please stack could become a thibg.
     
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  5. Dave1837

    Dave1837 Road Train Member

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    All good until everyone leaves in the morning and he's turning 8 pull-through spots into back-in only
     
  6. Brandonpdx

    Brandonpdx Road Train Member

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    That, or they’re just paranoid about their truck and don’t want anybody parking near them. I can definitely understand that one if you’ve ever had your truck hit in a lot and had them take off.
     
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