Im looking trucker path anit much parking in tacoma area. Does washington care about onramp off ramp parking as a last result?? Ive never been out that way
Parking around tacoma washington??
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Travelworld2067, Jul 11, 2018.
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I would not think that is a good idea.
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Oh. You're going to love the SeaTac area. Parking galore. Wide streets and beautiful women who love truckers and no rush-hour traffic.
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Seriously, you need to carefully plan a SeaTac approach that will work with your unload and reload. Arrive in the area by 13:00 if you can. Lot depends on where you're approaching from and when you will arrive in the area and need to unload.
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The loves is full at noon.
You may want to check Ernies just north of the loves. $25 parking because its Seattle area.
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Last time I’ve been there I nearly ran out of hours looking parking. Mind you I normally look for parking on my last 2 hours. I ended up driving back to the reciever and begging them to let me park for the night.
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There's a few motels with some truck parking off I-5 (Pacific Hwy) in the Fife area that have truck parking and rates are reasonable but call first.
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Ellensburg may seem far, but I know that TA east of Tanner on 90 always seems full. (As in trucks lined up along the side of the exit ramp)
If coming up I5, the Love's in Napavine (exit 72) would be okay. Not as far as it may seem. Not sure how crowded the Pilot at exit 99 gets. -
North Bend TA of Seattle. Is only a few paid spots by this time of day.
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