Truck stops
I chatted with a couple truck drivers in a Freightliner service lounge yesterday. I asked if they got upset when RVs are parked in their overnight spots. They both said no, as long as you're a lar...
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2oldman wrote:pnichols wrote:Well, yeah..I would suggest pulling forward to allow another short object to share the space. That would be considerate.
..where their rest stops have those long angular parking lanes painted on the asphalt clearly meant for "long vehicles" - I guess some of you are maintaining the position that RVs that don't need all of that long length shouldn't overnight in those long parking spots just in case a big rig that really needs most of that length should want it sometime during the night instead? Hmmm.
The operative word here is rest area not [COLOR=]Truck Stop The RV'er has far more spaces to park than the trucker. Want him in the KOA? Then the KOA would be a truck stop not an RV park. If your in an RV find an alternative parking and leave truck stops for commercial trucks that need the spaces. That truck could have a family also.
