Climate Express

Oh yeah man, I've done that quite a few times lmao! 2 of those times we were still governed at 65! It's like, once you get by Kansas City, it's smooth sailing to Pueblo. You'll be outta there in a jiffy too.

 

Trip info says no overnight parking.....that's according to them lol. They open at 4 am. If you can get there and get empty, you might can head to your reload before the Denver traffic hits. Every once in a while I get a load like that. It's sucky but they always make up for it on the back end.

If you ever get dispatched again to this Coke, the spot where the arrow is pointing is where I always sleep at. Sometimes there are other trucks there. They never say anything. I will usually creep in without setting off my clock. If I still gotta complete my break, I'll just creep back. Denver is surprisingly trucker friendly, at least in my view. I've parked in really weird spots and the law has never bothered me.

 

Oh yeah they let you sleep there. That's a drop as well so you'll probably be reloaded when you get back tomorrow.

 

Oh yeah, I remember that load. One time I did one to Topeka, it took so much time that I couldn't make it to the washout nearby there. I had an 8 am reload at Sauer so I had to get the leftover taters out myself then go get a washout all the way on the KC loop at the Beacon. Talk about a workout. I was so tired that night, I wouldn't wish that on anyone

 

Ahhh hell then you can go to that truck wash to get it washed out since you're getting empty early enough. They had set my appt for like 5 that evening and I got out so late. You won't even have to worry about getting in that trailer. They can get the leftover taters out. @motocross25 do you remember where the truck wash I'm speaking of is located? I'm drawing a serious blank. It's so hot here in Dallas that my brain may br fried lol