Pay for Reserved Parking. Good Idea or Bad?

Most truck drivers can't grasp the term "quiet zone">maybe if there were pictures it might help....but I doubt it.

 

One of my favorite QUITE ZONES is @ the peelot in Newnan Ga--it is wedged between the rr trax and the runway! LMAO

 

I might pay for a spot in the quiet zone. IF it really was quiet.


And it had a catered dinner.


And free drinks.

A movie would be nice.

Maid service.

Wake-up call.

Oh, and late check-out.

And a chocolate on the hood when you wake up.

 

What??!!! No maid in a short frilly french maid's dress?

 

I left the "Maid service" up to one's own discretion. After all, some might prefer the maid to be dressed in, say, an Amish long skirt. Maybe.

 

Don't eat that ! It's not chocolate !!!

 

I KNEW I should have been skeptical....after all, they were in a plastic Pilot bag.....

 

No ####..... funny how I didn't notice those tracks when I was tired and backed in. Sure noticed them about an hour later when I was soooo rudely awaken lol

 

I notice some places opening preferred parking. If you spend $50 in gas you get free parking for 74 hrs or $20 in the restaraunt theyll let you park for free for 24 hrs, otherwise you pay for parking. This I can live with - after all, they arent making money if you just park for the night, eat your own meals and move on.

It's not the paying customers that caused the issues - but those just parking without using any of the services they provide to make money. I have started to see an increase in these prefered parking sites. I am all for this as you payed for a service and then get the parking for free. If you don't want to pay for a service then you pay for the parking.

 

Problem with reserved parking is truck stops (T/A North Bend, WA) change more of regular parking spots to reserved spots.
You shouldnt have to pay to park imo.