unnecessary idleing
Some people are just down right discourteous when he come to campground etiquette. This morning the guy next to me idled his motorhome for 20 minutes while he got ready to leave. This afternoon a big ...
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hoojs wrote:
I work for one of the largest trucking companies in N. America. All drivers at any trucking company are told to start the truck build air pressure then you move. Take it easy on the throttle until you get to a interstate or main road. Do the same when coming into park. I had the same thing told to be me by engineers at Volvo/Mack.
That said there are those that will idle because they think it helps. Arguing with them does no good.
Jason
Then why do it? It's like asking your camping neighbor ( or you) to control their noisy kids early in the morning or late at night and keep them from running through your campsite, or dog people, or party people, bla bla bla. Good luck with that. Pretty soon some of you you will complain the sun is shining or it's cloudy, the air has a smell to it.
I suspect there are way to many campers that would probably be wise to spend their time at home.
