Personally I would look for paid parking at a private lot . Most cities have them and they are fenced in and secure.
Parking Truck when bringing home
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by RichardCranium86, Nov 8, 2014.
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My uncle drove for Schneider's tanker division a few years back, and had a similar problem. He asked the manager of a local grocery store right up the street from his house if he could park his truck there while he has home. Manager said not a problem. Ask the managers at some of your local walmarts, targets, krogers, et cetera if they will allow parking. I know the walmart in my town has swift & us xpress drivers who park there while they're home. I personally would ask the manager in person. Bring a box of doughnuts with you, dress clean & casual, make a good impression. If you bring cargo home with you, make sure you keep a padlock on the trailer & try to back against trees or a fence so the doors cannot be opened. Good luck with your search, my friend.
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I park at a storage place across from where I live. I rent a storage unit for 75 a month and they let me keep the truck there when I bring it home. Trailer never comes home with me so I don't have to worry about space. I useto park it on a deadend road across from my driveway but the neighbors #####ed to the pd and I was told to move.
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Averitt is a good company. Many would agree. I've been there over a year and even when it sucks, I still like it.
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