Dealing with Reefer Engine Noise in a Reserved Parking Lot

Justin

I parked my trailer in a reserved spot and I’m having trouble sleeping because of the reefer engine noise. I’m considering purchasing a spot in the reserved parking lot and moving my truck to an unpaid spot for the night. Is this an acceptable solution or should I talk to the driver about the noise?

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Krueger

04.09.2024

Maybe try earplugs first?

Iqra

12.17.2023

If it were me, I’d probably just have a chat with the driver. Most folks are pretty understanding if you ask nicely.

Seamus

10.11.2023

Man, reefer noise can be a real pain in the tailpipe

Orlando

04.01.2023

+ If you don’t want to listen to the reefer engine running, you should invest in some earplugs or noise-cancelling headphones.

Daniels

03.31.2023

I think it’s totally unacceptable to park in a reserved spot if you haven’t paid for it. It’s not fair to the other drivers who have paid for their spots

Aidan

03.31.2023

If you’re having trouble with the reefer engine noise, you should try talking to the driver and see if you can work out a solution together.

Josef

03.31.2023

I understand that the reefer engine noise can be annoying. You should try talking to the driver and see if you can work out a solution together.

Fred

03.30.2023

I’ve been driving for years and I’ve never had a problem with reefer engine noise. Maybe you just need to get used to it.

Magnus

03.30.2023

I agree that it’s inconsiderate to run your reefer engine all night, but that doesn’t mean you can park in a reserved spot without paying. You should try finding a different solution.

Grayson

03.30.2023

If you’re gonna haul reefer you better get used to it

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