Where Can I Park For Home Time?

Find an industrial park near your home that allows street parking and put it there. You might need to move it over a 4 day stay to avoid a ticket, but at least it's something to try. If you have to park with cargo in the trailer unhook and nose the front of your tractor in to the trailer doors so they can't be opened.

 

What does your company say?
I would think this should have been asked before you got hired if commuting that far is an issue

 

What dptrucker said.

Ask your company FIRST. They may have options that are available.

Unless you are on a company offered lot, ask permission before you leave the truck for an extended period of time. Lest we get a my truck was towed thread from you as well.

 

Hey gunny with regards to parking, if its just bob- tail you could check your local laws i can't see why you couldn't actually park near your home provided your not taking up space like at a block of apartments, although i've seen plenty of drivers park near apartments but out on the road, you could also talk to your neighbors before hand just see if there bothered by it, can't see why they would be if its just bob - tail, also go down to local constabulary ( police station) and have a chat with them they'll soon fil you in on the local parking laws, in fact they may be impressed that you've sought their guidance and permission. I'd rather park as close to home as possible it means you don't have to drive as far and both your truck and car will be more secure. Hoorah

 

By northern do you mean the DC area or Winchester? Most people mean the DC area but I just want to make sure.

 

Check with your company. They may have customers in your area that will allow you to leave your truck there.

 

Good point. Lots of places to park in Winchester.

 

I'm assuming the OP is talking about I 95. Once you get north of Richmond parking starts to get dicey. I just want to make sure.