Camping in Chicago
We will be visiting our son in Chicago in September. We are looking for the closest place to park our 25 foot trailer. It looks like the closest RV parks are about 50 miles out. Any suggestions or ...
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Dreamer88 wrote:
Don't know the reasoning, but it's been that way for years!
No Trucks, No Pick up's!! Ask me how I know! (*)
If you happen to have a Ford Rancharo, or Chevy El Cameno can't drive them either!
(*)In addition to the restrictions on LSD, trucks can not drive on other streets. Can't remember if it's Avenues, or Boulevards.
Have a family member that lives on Brookfield. Same restrictions. Have a one ton box truck, class D commercial plate, and I have to be very careful when I drive over there.AL
Me Too! And I was born and raised in the suburbs of Chicago. Just never owned a truck until the day I bought a one ton pick up truck and tried to go downtown with it.
I didn't see no stinkin signs that said I couldn't. Well the cop said, 'here's your sign a nice fat pink ticket. Gotta love Chicago.
For those not familiar with Chicago you CAN drive trucks on the interstates going THRU Chicago, kinda a given.
Then I bought a van and tried parking it in a parking lot next to the hospital.......well it's 20 bucks to park for the day....EXCEPT if you own a van.....then it's $100 bucks a day!:E
