The First Truck Stop You Slept At?

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George B.'s Comment
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Petro in El Paso, Tx

Dave T.'s Comment
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I'm currently at the Pilot in Hagerstown, MD. The one where they try to kill out of shape drivers by making them walk up a two storey flight of stairs from the pumps to the store.

Whenever I'm here I recall that this was the first truck stop I actually slept at. I was with my trainer at USXpress at the time. I had a nice, easy straight back into a parking spot. Who else remembers the first truck stop they slept at?

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Hey, that’s my home town! I climbed those steps many, many times. That’s one of the places my driving instructor took us to practice backing up when I was in driving school which wasn’t to long after that opened. The AC&T across the road has the best fried chicken too. They’ve just opened a brand new rudders truck stop down 81 in WV off exit 16 west that people probably don’t know about yet. I’m living 200 miles south in Roanoke now.

HOS:

Hours Of Service

HOS refers to the logbook hours of service regulations.
RealDiehl's Comment
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Hey, that’s my home town!

Cool! Yeah, I picked up a load earlier this morning from the Home Depot DC about a Mile away.

I'd rather be back in Hagerstown than my current delivery location in Secaucus, NJ.

Dave T.'s Comment
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Cool! Yeah, I picked up a load earlier this morning from the Home Depot DC about a Mile away.

I'd rather be back in Hagerstown than my current delivery location in Secaucus, NJ.

I’d rather be anywhere than setting foot in the state of NJ 😂

Banks's Comment
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Rest area in Preble, NY. I was pretty tired and decided to stop. Napping in a daycab sucks.

RealDiehl's Comment
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Jeez! What a bunch of complainers, you day cab drivers are. You'd never hear my man, PackRat complain about napping in a day cab. Probably because he wouldn't be caught dead in one let alone sleeping in it.

*I don't think you guys are complainers. Just trying to be funny

Day Cab:

A tractor which does not have a sleeper berth attached to it. Normally used for local routes where drivers go home every night.

PackRat's Comment
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Banks has accepted his stature, though. On another thread earlier, he wrote that he is a "road driver".

If he were in a real truck, he could be considered a truck driver. Luckily, he knows the difference. Finally.

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BK's Comment
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Banks has accepted his stature, though. On another thread earlier, he wrote that he is a "road driver".

If he were in a real truck, he could be considered a truck driver. Luckily, he knows the difference. Finally.

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That is so cold. But I love it regardless.

Anne A. (and sometimes To's Comment
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It's taken awhile, especially with a stormy TODAY day; aka.. no WiFi... YET, hay great news, BK ~!!!!! :) I've FOUND a photo of .. the first Petro .. that I stayed at WITH Tom, In Perrysburg, Ohio (before we found the off road cemetery lane for a hidey hole, behind said place!)

I've been searching; and MAN, the memories. Good, bad, ugly, and onions.

Yep, BEEN THERE, (he's) done that.

Feeling old(er.)

~ Anne ~

ps; photo quality.. sorry! Suxd back then..

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Banks's Comment
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Banks has accepted his stature, though. On another thread earlier, he wrote that he is a "road driver".

If he were in a real truck, he could be considered a truck driver. Luckily, he knows the difference. Finally.

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That cut a little deep lol

Truth is, truck drivers aspire to be road drivers. The line is longer than the line for space mountain.

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