No Idling Laws and Walmarts

Walmart has had that no idle policy for yrs.I still idle there and never have been asked to turn off trk.I don't think they really care.I don't think alot of cops enforce the law either.I have never got a ticket for idleing.There's more trks then not that idle inspite of the law.Anybody with half a brain and common since knows why drivers idle and will leave them alone.

 

But states like Calif that hates trks I would be careful about idleing.I heard they have even gave tickets for reefers running.

 

I remember delivering to a small wal mart in Kentucky. You couldn't come on the property before 7 and the dock was a pain to get into. Once empty they let me park on the side and told me I could stay there for my break if I needed to. Some stores are different then others.

 

My experiance in Cal is to stay away from the larger or name brand truckstops and you have no problems, never had to shutdown at any customer out there loading or unloading. that has just been my experiance,somebody elses may be different!

 

If u go up towards northern Cali on 99 they are more laxed ive found out. Never had problem up there but I do know you need a new Gen II reefer and APU that is carb certified.

 

Schneider pffffffffft who would want to work for a slave driving company that makes their employees bake like a pork roast inside those trucks Boooooooo

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if you dont need the obvious pointed out dont ask the obvious questions
i certainly couldnt blame you for wanting to stay comfortable BUT
for everyone that pees in a walmart parking lot throws out thier trash and idles against policy
100 other drivers will not have a walmart to park in later on

 

I am heart broken that Female Driver decided to not idle.push the envelope from time to time.live life.cast your fears aside.actually be comfortable and worry not about the consequences that probably will be non existent-

 

I had IN plates and it said Salt Lake City, UT on the side of my truck.