Procuring A Parking Spot at a truck stop?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Dave_in_AZ, Apr 5, 2019.
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I think I would say Im waiting on a lot lizard and don't want to confuse her by moving.
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Pull into fuel station, plenty of trucks parked. See a spot and slide in, shut down.
Next thing some one is knocking on your door.
So you run the window down, they proceed to tell you that you can’t park here. They don’t allow overnight parking. Your listening to this as you eye the other trucks parked (like next to you) in the lot.
You point out that their sign out on the road says truck parking, and also listed in the next exit book.
They explain that they don’t do that any more and if the truck is parked longer than a few minutes, they will call and have the truck towed. The lot has no signs as to no parking or that they have a tow agreement.
A quick survey of the trucks parked in the lot, it is noted that they are all from a couple of local companies.
The question; what do you do? -
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Once I park for my 10 I ain't going anywhere
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That was a classic joke.
Drivers (not solar powered) would key up on the CB and and try to sell their parking spot before they were going to leave anyway. lol.Dave_in_AZ and Slowmover1 Thank this. -
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