[rigidsporty]

Originally Posted by Rev.Vassago

It isn't the local governments legislating anything. It is the businesses who are putting up the no parking signs, and the local police who are enforcing it.

Exactly... and may I add that they're putting up the signs because they find their concrete islands have been destroyed and their property is covered in trash and piss bottles.

Be courteous, be clean, learn to drive, and trucks will be more welcome in the future. Common sense goes a long way.

[rigidsporty]

Originally Posted by ct77

cant believe nobody mentioned the one in Kimball TN

Last time I was there (in my PMV... and its been a while) there were signs saying "no trucks/no overnight parking" (or something like that). I even seen a cop running off a truck that was idling (apparently the driver was sleeping) on the property.

Originally Posted by lucky13

The one Wally World that has truck parking but I will allways avoid because it can be a cluster is the one in W Memphis Ar.....hate that lot :evil:

I used to go there often when I drove for CFI. Its not so bad if your bob-tailed, but even then it can be challenging to get in and out.

[okie]

I usually stay at them cause thats where I deliver. I was kicked off a lot in Gardner, Ks awhile back, while pulling a WalMart trailer. When leaving a store I will let them know I plan on staying and ask where they would like me. I was surprised at Gardner because we do a backhaul at Unilever for Walmart, so I had probably stayed at that lot 6 or so times.

[Phreddo]

i got interweb on my phone, so i try get the number and ahead to ask permission.
that seems to go over well with them.
there's a WMSC in knoxville that has a really good italian restaurant next door.
Most of the Wisconsin ones don't give me a problem. However, the supercenter in Madison has underground parking, so truck parking is kinda out of the question.

[gmh]

Lower the air bags and get a running start. I'm sure it'll work out fine.