[Colin]

Originally Posted by johnnylightning

I also wish drivers would limit idling because of the lingering toxic diesel fumes and lung cancer. Get a bunk heater save fuel and think green.

I would never invest the money for a bunk heater into a company truck. :?

[allan5oh]

Originally Posted by spencerian

BAck in the olden days (2 weks ago) when I pulled for CR England I let the reefer recharge the batteries all night.

To save my fellow truckers any greif I would "nose in" when I parked.

Thank you sir! I've noticed this with many reefer drivers, especially up here in canada (generally more room in truck stops to do this)

[Colin]

Originally Posted by spencerian

BAck in the olden days (2 weks ago) when I pulled for CR England I let the reefer recharge the batteries all night.

To save my fellow truckers any greif I would "nose in" when I parked.

Originally Posted by allan5oh

Thank you sir! I've noticed this with many reefer drivers, especially up here in canada (generally more room in truck stops to do this)

I did this as well, but only in spring and fall type weather. Over 50 for a low a lot of people would be sleeping with the truck off. If it was hot or cold, theirs was likely running as well. Unless I could plainly see an APU exhaust. I always wanted to be nice to others.