Gay trucker stories

Chapter 1 – Truck stop. I was about to disappear in the shadow of the building, my back was hard against the wall while I was staring at the washed out colours on the bill board opposite. The number of the long awaited truck or at least the hazy silhouette, “Land Fall 49,” it was difficult to think, the infernal heat pressed down on me. I’ve heard so many stories about guys just giving head to truckers at rest stops.

How does the trucker community perceive this? Is there just a large amount of gay men in the business, or do truckers not consider it to be a homosexual act? Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. All truckers are familiar with the meditative din of the road, but for the LGBT community, the siren song of the highways can be especially luring.

But LGBT truckers face discrimination from. New Truck Drivers: Get Help Here - Gay activity at rest areas - Do I have to be concerned about being propositioned (or worse) when I take a leak? Are truck stops any better?. Truckers don’t talk too much about gay stuff – but that doesn’t stop Tim Anderson. He’s unabashed about his sexuality and his love of trucks and rodeos, and he declares it on his site, too.

So, this will be my life moving forward. When I'm not driving, chances are I'll be at a truck stop somewhere. Here is my first experience, and one I probably won't ever forget. Not because something extremely dramatic happened, but just because I'm soaking everything in right now. After delivering our load this morning, we were told freight is light and there was nothing for us yet to pick up.

My first impression is that this truck stop is extremely busy! I don't know where all these trucks come from! Luckily, we were there early and got a spot pretty easily. My trainer and I got some fuel, which also gives us a free shower. We went in, grabbed some Subway, then went back to the truck for a quick nap as we were both pretty tired. After that, it was time to grab a shower.

I took a shower once before at my companies terminal and those were very nice. But this would be my first shower at a truck stop. First my instructor and I had to use a little kiosk which would give us a number. When our number was called, there would be a display showing which shower room to take. The estimated wait time was minutes.

Did I mention they were busy!? Turns out that wait time was not even close. I got my shower room in about 20 minutes.

They actually aren't all that bad. It's not a home shower, but my shower room was clean. For those of you who aren't familiar with the showers at truck stops, I'll describe it a little for you. I was assigned shower room 7. So I walked around, found the correct door and outside the door is a little keypad. You have to enter the pin number they gave you to gain access.

Once inside, there is a deadbolt lock for added security. The room looks a bit like a hotel bathroom, but not quite as nice.

living in a truck stop

Tile floor, white brick walls, a sink, mirror, power outlets, toilet, and of course the shower. The appearance wasn't too bad. I mean, it looked like it's been used a lot and it isn't a 5 star hotel, but it beats what I had in my dorm at college! Heck, I didn't even get a private bathroom there. It may have looked old, but everything was in working order and it was clean no hair laying around, no surprises in the toilet, no standing water or other fluids around, etc.