Sleeping In The Truck Without Being Bothered?
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The biggest worries of mine at night are, first, not having someone already parked on each side before I close the curtains for the day. Second, it irritates me if the rig backing in beside me has the backup alarm equipped tractor, chiming every two seconds during the evolution.
As far as general safety, just be aware of your surroundings. Creepy things come out after dark, so See and Be Seen. Be especially careful walking around after dark, both between rigs, and in the travel through areas. Idiots drive way too fast around parking lots, even after dark. Wear your safety vest, carry your flashlight, keep your cellphone handy, and don't be afraid to carry a hammer, too.