On Mon, Mar 16, 2015 at 12:39 PM Paul Johnson > > Only place I've known this to be true is California. Everywhere else I've > been, it either reverts to a highway parking area (midwest) or a public > access scale (northwest) when trucks aren't required to stop, and when > trucks are required to stop, access is still generally granted to the > public to use the amenities available > I don't think that's the case in Wisconsin or Ontario/Quebec. When closed, these stations always look completely deserted, and when they're open, I only ever see trucks in there. But maybe that's just because nobody knows that you're allowed to drive in there? It's certainly not covered in the WI drivers handbook.
Harald.
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