Parking questions

An open space that isn't a fuster cluck to get in and out of. More importantly......an empty spot.

 

10 hour break? A sit down restaurant With good food and metal eating utensils.

 

A decent bathroom and an easy escape route from my parking space.

 

This^^^

 

Porta pottys

https://www.nashvillefta.org/

 

By the time he pays someone to clean up all the pee bottles and litter, subtracted from the paltry amount he would be able to charge for an overnight stay at a lot with no amenities (and the cost to monitor the lot and collect), I am not sure he would be turning a profit. Unless it's in an area that's really hurting for parking in general.

If there are enough drivers that live in the area, maybe long term (monthly?) parking might be more viable? Or maybe some local shipper/business that needs a staging lot?

 

What I keep hoping to see....is a truck stop that is a viable alternative to the major chains...& has a much more "homey" feel/look to it....instead of the "cold, corporate" impersonal way everything is/looks at the chain truckstops.

Not as much as say, at a Cracker Barrel....but moreso in that direction.

But obviously I'm not sure how profitable something like that could actually be.

Also: paved/marked parking that doesn't pond up with heavy rain is always a good find...with worthwhile maneuvering room for today's larger trucks/trailers.

-- Lual

 

Sadly I think those days are gone.