Close quarters trucking

Doesn't that describe almost all Dollar General stores too?

 

I believe in ny 13'4" means 14'4" because they measure it from the center of the wheel , more knowledgeable guys should confirm .but i drove under 12"8 with conestoga no problem ...gps always reroute because it doesn't know what I know

 

A.M. Briggs, DC.... and it was the first dock I ever bumped

 

One of the reasons I like a Mid-Roof truck.

 

Standard Produce, Charlottesville, VA... Have to be perfectly jack-knifed when you bump the dock so you dont block the street. Blocking the street comes with a heafty fine. Then once you are empty you have to backup down a one way against the flow of traffic to get out.

 

It wasn’t really “tight” but it was interesting.
East of Wolf Montana I had to deliver a tanker load of cleaning agent for a old oil well. When I got to the dirt road(if you want to call it that) it was muddy with melting snow and the tank was about two miles away. No problem, they put a D8 bulldozer in front and said we will pull you in and out if you get stuck.
Had to have three pulls.

 

Have made it under some 11'7 bridges while doing food service in NYC with a 13'6

They don't measure from center of the wheel they just post em a foot higher unless it's a white sign then it's supposed to be actual height

 

I remember Hunts Point NY could be pretty tight on Monday morning.

 

I run spot with a big tractor so they are everywhere.

My favorites are the indoor ones with a foot between the trailers and you have to back inside with the sun in your eyes/mirrors. Hey, why don't you just hand me a blindfold and take bets?