BigRigTravels LIVE from Oshkosh, Wisconsin. ( Jun 25, 10:30 AM )

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[@ryanearles2024]

We resume from near Oshkosh, WI via I-41. Then South on I-41 thru Fond du Lac and into the Milwaukee Metro Area and around the West and South Suburbs of Milwaukee (while merging with I-43 and I-894 and passing by Gen. Mitchell Int'l Airport) and thru Racine and Kenosha and into the Chicago Metro Area and into Illinois to I-94. Then East on I-94 (Tri-State Tollway) to I-294. Then South on I-294 (Tri-State Tollway) around the Inner West Suburbs of Chicago (while passing by Chicago-O'Hare Int'l Airport) to I-80/I-94. Then East on I-80/I-94 (Kingery Expy.) to Lansing, IL where the stream crashes again.

[@weakweasel7369]

Dumb question.
When truckers are home, where do they park their trucks?
They certainly can't put them in their garages or their house's driveway, presuming they have either. And I don't think they let you park them on residential streets like regular cars.
Most likely when truckers are home their trucks are bobtail, which makes things easier. But I presume they're parked somewhere. My guess is that truckers have some sort of arrangement with a lot in town, or a nearby truck stop if one is close, with a long term parking spot lease agreement.

[@BigRigTravels]

depends on the situation. if a ot is nearby, talk with the owners. tons of options as to where to park.

[@sunstar967]

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[@ahwatukeeazdoctor5789]

Wisconsin driver