Those #### bobtails...
Discussion in 'Truck Stops' started by drivingmissdaisy, Oct 16, 2019.
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Bottom line seems to be that unless a truck stop has a bobtail section, then a truck is a truck even if it has no trailer attached so first come first served. The only difference I see is semi's parked in the RV sections at Flying J's. If you do not want RV's to park in the truck section then don't park in the RV section. Drivers have enough to worry about without arguing about where to park. The final issue is better planning and not last minute and do what ever.
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He may not have had a choice, but backing all the way in is not cool either. Would it have been OK if he put a couple of Cones at the front?
4-wheelers tend to park where Bobtails' could park. A lot of lots have pull through spaces for Pickup/Trailers & RV's and the 4-wheelers are always there.
Try an RV with a car on a dolly. Those folks NEED the pull throughs as they cannot back a car on a dolly.Coffey Thanks this. -
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Just about everyone in this thread has made it clear to use bobtail when available, but if it's not that it's ok to use a full spot.FlaSwampRat, D.Tibbitt, Long FLD and 3 others Thank this.
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