Where is the entrance?

1008849

{"text":"I love writing reviews & posting pictures because mine usually focus on how to get in & what to expect in that process. \n\n* As a reefer driver, I often must find my way in at night. \n\n* The last thing we want to do is miss an entrance and then have to hunt for a way to get back to it. \n\nSo please, of you can, leave a review. Help direct me to the entrance. If my GPS is going to steer me wrong getting in, give me a 'heads up' on that, too. And you picture may not be worth a thousand words but it's worth at least 50 for clarification.\n\nThanks, everybody. \nRoll safe.\n","videos":"[]","link":"{}","pics":"[]","canComment":true,"externalShare":false}

2093374

{"replyTo":"","text":"Google maps, satellite view, godsend","replyToPid":0}

842845

{"replyTo":"","text":"Two suggestions! Don’t drive at night! And always type in address on google earth and draw a quick sketch of building you’re going to with all entrances and surrounding streets around building! Never drive into a place blindfolded! It’s your responsibility to find the right entrance, not other drivers responsibility to find the entrance for you! ","replyToPid":0}

960142

{"replyTo":"","text":"I don't do Google Earth, but I use Google maps/street view all the time, which probably amounts to the same thing. You can usually read the signs which will tell you where the truck entrance is. When I've located the truck entrance, I'll find that driveway on my Truck GPS app (don't blindly trust the GPS). I also don't trust other driver's directions, they're not always reliable. If I'm completely bamboozled, I'll call the customer, because they go there everyday.","replyToPid":0}

842845

{"replyTo":"","text":"Thanks Nicky! I also use google maps/street view too! It’s actually better than google earth cause it has the street names! Google earth shows the view but not the street names! At least on mine it does! Also you want to see where the docks are at the store or place you’re going to! There may be two sets of docks! One for general merchandise and one for grocery! Obviously if your driving a reefer you’ll want the one for grocery! Also  check to see on street view/google earth if you can turn around the whole building/store! Some stores and buildings you can’t drive a 360 around the whole building! ","replyToPid":0}

842845

{"replyTo":"","text":"Mag: I do reefers from time to time and only do the day shift ones! I’m not a big fan of night driving! Less visibility and more unknowns! And that’s on a good weather day! A bad weather day at night makes it even more dangerous! It’s best to start between 4 am-5am and shut down between 5 pm-7pm! To each their own! ","replyToPid":0}

665190

{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"Amen! I used to pull reefer. The JBS Plant in Beardstown, IL is one of those. The address is on Arenzville Rd but the entrance is on Pine lane BEFORE the plant. Miss that turn and you're in a 20+mile detour to get back.  There is NOWHERE to turn around."}

665190

{"replyTo":"

842845 发表于 2023-02-11 20:56:30 Two suggestions! Don’t drive at night! And always type in address on google earth and draw a quick sketch of building you’re going to with all entrances and surrounding streets around building! Never drive into a place blindfolded! It’s your responsibility to find the right entrance, not other drivers responsibility to find the entrance for you!

","text":"Reefer drivers don't have a choice to not drive at night. Many deliveries  and pickups are at night.","replyToPid":471857}

665190

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960142 发表于 2023-02-12 00:10:41 I don't do Google Earth, but I use Google maps/street view all the time, which probably amounts to the same thing. You can usually read the signs which will tell you where the truck entrance is. When I've located the truck entrance, I'll find that driveway on my Truck GPS app (don't blindly trust the GPS). I also don't trust other driver's directions, they're not always reliable. If I'm completely bamboozled, I'll call the customer, because they go there everyday.

","text":"Google maps sattilite map is very good for finding docks","replyToPid":471865}

692437

{"replyTo":"

960142 发表于 2023-02-12 00:10:41 I don't do Google Earth, but I use Google maps/street view all the time, which probably amounts to the same thing. You can usually read the signs which will tell you where the truck entrance is. When I've located the truck entrance, I'll find that driveway on my Truck GPS app (don't blindly trust the GPS). I also don't trust other driver's directions, they're not always reliable. If I'm completely bamboozled, I'll call the customer, because they go there everyday.

","text":"Lmao sometimes the customer has no clue how they even made it to work that day ","replyToPid":471865}