yup take mine home, drop the trailer in a fenced in storege place, park tractor on the drivewayat the house
Do You Drive Your Truck Home?
Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by blitzcraig, Jul 16, 2011.
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I leave the trailer at the company lot and bobtail home.
The main reason I bought this house (in a subdivision) is there being a vacant lot across the street from my house so that my truck is a stones throw from my front door and near a streetlight.
Not being able to keep my truck safe at my home is a dealbreaker for me too...it pays for everything else so it gets taken care of. -
I am home every weekend and we are required to leave our trucks at our terminal each weekend.(all of our drivers live within 50 miles). We have our own shop and have 10 FT mechanics so any issues are fixed each weekend. I do take the truck home if I get home for a night during the week.
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I guess I'm lucky; my fenced backyard is large enough to park both tractor and trailer. Plus, I live in a working-class neighborhood, so the neighbors don't get all snooty about a big rig in their midst. Some of the younger kids will occasionally ask to see the inside, and I've even had a couple of them ask if they could help me wash it! I don't mind so much as it just provides an incentive for me to keep the thing clean.
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As I am a O/O i drive mine to the house
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Only thing, the city has a posted ordinace, No commercial vehicels between 7pm -7am. I can live with that.
Just park outside the zone, if i know im gonna be later than 7pm. -
i drop my trl at at my customer. then bob tail home i live in canada. my neighbours do not care. the local authorities do not mind as long no one complains. lol i drive a company truck. there is no term near my place. lol the closest term to my home is 1089 miles to the closest us term, 2000 to our canadian term....lol
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I live 500 miles away from our only terminal so it gets parked in my friend's 5 acre yard.
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Both when I was company driver, and now as O/O, I take truck and trailer home each weekend. I live in rural Iowa on a farm, so the rig gets parked next to the barn for working on it or plugging in during cold months. Even high ticket loads go to the house. If someone can get past 2 large black dogs, my 12 gauge and my 30.06, and the wife with a .45 auto, they can have the load.
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