Where will I park my truck?

Use Google maps,and check side streets around Walmarts,Motels.
I parked on a side street behind a Walmart,and Ubered it.

 

Ask your manager where you can park the truck

 

Be careful not park where it can be towed.
Company most likely will make you pay for tow.
I pay $100 a month, ( company pays)park truck on weekends and leave car during week. Fenced in and gated.

 

look at storage facilities
.or rv storage. then ask company if they will reimburse the monthly fee

 

You need to find SECURE parking, whether that’s at a truck-specific lot or a storage facility. If you leave a Maverick truck parked somewhere unsecure, I assure you, it’ll be stripped or stolen by the time you return. Everyone knows Maverick has nice stuff and everyone knows it’s loaded with equipment. DO NOT risk it.

You could go to the city clerk’s office and ask them. They’ll know of all the storage businesses in your area.

 

one of main concerns when looking for a company is if they have a drop lot or terminal within a reasonable commute.

 

Winner.....

--Lual

 

I think Maverick's fleet is indeed big enough to be considered one of the so-called "mega-carriers".....

As such--it stands to reason that Maverick has dropyards in locations that won't be made available on the web (it was/is the same way with Schneider, too).

Call your nearest terminal--and ask what dropyards (if any) are in your area.

When I first stared with Schneider--I parked the rig for hometime at a dropyard about an hour away from home.

Note also....that said dropyard was hardly in anything close to what one would consider to be some of the better parts of town.

But it was STILL one of the company's dropyards--so after I locked it up and left--I didn't worry about it.

--Lual

 

Just in case you otherwise missed it--some of the posts in this thread may also prove helpful:

Hometime drop lot locations | TruckersReport.com Trucking Forum | #1 CDL Truck Driver Message Board (thetruckersreport.com)

--Lual