What state has the biggest parking shortage?

773138

{"text":"In you opinions  ","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true}

771835

{"replyTo":"","text":"Any liberal state. ","replyToPid":0}

731716

{"replyTo":"","text":"New England. I know it’s not a state but the whole area is tough usually. Not many truck stops, rest areas usually don’t have much for truck parking and there a very few weigh stations","replyToPid":0}

256037

{"replyTo":"","text":"NJ","replyToPid":0}

106326

{"replyTo":"","text":"anything on the east coast!!","replyToPid":0}

87881

{"replyTo":"

479278 发表于 2019-09-08 17:51:07 I live in Massachusetts so I can agree with you there but I know of a lot of little nooks and crannies I can park anywhere in New England at anytime. \n\nfor me the most difficult place to find parking is in and around Seattle.

","text":"I used to run up there constantly. Mustard seed-Shell station and truck stop. It’s $13 to park only because the city charges the owner for every truck parked there for 10 hours or more. It’s got a grocery store inside and the deli is fantastic! It’s on 167/18 towards Puyallup. There’s also a dirt lot 1/2 mile away on the rhs but it’s filled with craters so GO SLOW coming in or you’ll jack up your rig. North Bend TA you’re allowed to park on the ramp in bad weather only-the locals WILL ticket ya and make you move any other time. You can get away with parking street side near the Ports (over by the Loves) or there’s a huge new Loves about 15 miles south of Tacoma. If you see a fruit/veggie stand on the back road (like WA-14/18) they’ll let you stay for your 10 over night but not daylight hours because you’ll block their business. Tree farms up there used to let me park on their lots too. Cle Elum rest area is huge and you can usually find a spot there or ellensburg across from the Loves at the chevron and restaurant allows trucks to park there. If I think of any others I’ll let you know lol.","replyToPid":203930}

646385

{"replyTo":"","text":"IL, and some parts of IN","replyToPid":0}

289718

{"replyTo":"","text":"anywhere along I 95","replyToPid":0}

649838

{"replyTo":"","text":"Yep. NJ, WA and OR metropolitan areas, FL","replyToPid":0}

479278

{"replyTo":"

731716 发表于 2019-09-08 17:35:05 New England. I know it’s not a state but the whole area is tough usually. Not many truck stops, rest areas usually don’t have much for truck parking and there a very few weigh stations

","text":"I live in Massachusetts so I can agree with you there but I know of a lot of little nooks and crannies I can park anywhere in New England at anytime. \n\nfor me the most difficult place to find parking is in and around Seattle.","replyToPid":203918}

731716

{"replyTo":"

479278 发表于 2019-09-08 17:51:07 I live in Massachusetts so I can agree with you there but I know of a lot of little nooks and crannies I can park anywhere in New England at anytime. \n\nfor me the most difficult place to find parking is in and around Seattle.

","text":"Almost anywhere you go there will be nooks and crannies to park, the trouble is finding them. I lived in Taunton, MA for a while and I know of several places around there. But, throw me out in Springfield area and it’s a bit more difficult. Where in MA you from?","replyToPid":203930}

87881

{"replyTo":"","text":"Just pick one in the NE or on the east coast. No state over here has enough parking for the amount of freight that comes out. I literally just grabbed the last spot at 1400 in CT. ","replyToPid":0}