Truckstop Manners, trainer insisted on training backing next 2 me

It's an open truck stop tmc can park and practice anywhere they want.....does trucking only happen during the day in your world???

 

Love the snarky, spot-on posts -- keep 'em coming!!!...

-- L

 

Again why are you upset about their choice...the same could be said about you...choose a different parking spot .....the prick is not the TMC in this situation....

 

It's always the selfish one wanting the world to cater to them calling others selfish

 

Parking spaces in a truck stop are for a truck driver to park and partake of the truck stop services. They are not made for truck driving practice. Truck stops would have to take out a whole another insurance policy if that was the case.

Your right it is about respect. Respect others rest, respect others equipment, respect the purpose of the truck stop's property and it's intended use. On all counts, TMC is in the wrong here.

The entitlement here belongs to TMC. This TMC trainer feels using this truck stop as his training center. Again not this truck stops purpose.

This TMC trainer feels he is entitled to use this guys truck as a training obstacle.

Do you think if he asked the truck stop to do his truck training they would say. 'go right ahead?'

Do you want to volunteer your equipment, your load, your livelyhood to be his parking lot training obstacle?

Pretty easy to see who is entitled.

It is the truck stops property. They provided that property for a reason that benefits their business model. That model does not include it to be a training center. They are not insured to be a training center.

They provided that area to entice truck drivers to take their rest and in turn partake of the services they have to offer. Driver's start disrespecting that use, expect it disappear.

So back into that spot and use it like intended, fine. Just like the scale. Just like the gas pump. In America we respect other's property.

There you go admitting a big part of the problem: There were other spots but they felt entitled to use this guys truck as a training obstacle.

There need to 'train' was much more important then this guys need to rest.

They were entitled to the truck stops property for any use desired.

I dare you to go up to any truck stop manager and ask them if you can use their facility for training.

You know the answer you will get.

The truck stop is not your playground.

 

I take you never parked in party row in the 80s. It was definately a playground.

 

no such thing as common courtesy anymore.

 

When is a rookie supposed to learn real life scenarios for backing then ?? Think before speaking genius