Is it better to get on a nightshift? Will it be easier? I wouldn't be in downtown Chicago. Thank god
When delivering in an area like the Chicagoland area.
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It would depend on the actual customers you are going to, but overall I don't consider the locations you listed as royal PITA locations to get in/out of in terms of size of a truck. Traffic is another issue dependant on day/time/road destruction. I can't speak for Pleasant Prarie, deliver to a lot of places in Wisconsin but never there.
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Nights are better, less traffic.
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Pay attention to the height signs. know exactly how high u are. How much will the dump valve lower the height
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Those areas are not as bad as you’d think. If you go in the day time, you’re more then likely to have a truck go under something before you do. Eyes peeled for signs and you should be alright.
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