Odd Question..which way do you sleep?

Thats funny right there.

 

Depends which way the truck is leaning and how bad. I get headaches if my head is below my feet for long periods.

 

Sometimes while driving. Those long straight stretches, I just prop my feet up on the steering wheel, and turn the headlights off to get some good Zs.....


But seriously, head behind the drivers seat, and I typically use a sleeping bag. Easier to pull one item out to wash when it needs done, and I hate having cold drafts on my feet.

 

Head near the drivers side , simply because that's where all the heat/air controls and light switches are at.

 

I started in a kw600 so I went passengers seat. Storage access convenience.

Then later on when I got an opti idle truck I switched.

Problem is you get so used to spinning to your right....well your face meets the upstairs bunk and you kick all your junk.

So pick one and stick with it!!!!

I still did the turn suck in and duck maneuver coming in and out of the sleeper BTW even with those giant evo sleepers. Habit is habit....

 

The controls for the APU / bunk controls are on the drivers side of a Freightliner. Rather hard to work the controls with the feet.

 

Head on drivers side.

Unless I can't find a suitable parking spot.
I won't try to sleep with my head below my feet (if the truck is at an angle.)

 

Butt Butt naked!! With my head behind driver seat and buttocks facing the wall, spent some time in the penitentiary!!!