CRUISING for SEX - Trucker rest areas are re-opened I-20 Interstate I-20 Aiken, Sc.

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<br>The parking areas are located on Interstate I-20 at mile marker #20, twenty miles into South Carolina from the Georgia line. I was here a day ago and this place is really hot for cock. There are so many gay truckers that it is a practical orgy every night they say. They call it trucker hop-ing. You must be in a commercial vehicle to go in because they banned cars from access, but if you work/truck in a commercial vehicle (so many do) this is the place. A commercial vehicle is a type of vehicle that is used for carrying goods or passengers. Examples of commercial vehicle include: Truck, Semi truck, Van, Coach, Bus, Taxicab, Box truck and Trailers.Also the one in I-20 in Darlington County is good along with all of the parking areas in Tennessee on I-40 interstate.</h3></b><br>
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<h1>Trucker rest areas to be reopened</h1>

<p class="subhead">Facilities were shut down after complaints of criminal activity</p>

<div id="byline_name">By Dave Monday </div>

<div id="byline_source">The Post and Courier</div>

<div id="pubdate">Saturday, March 15, 2008</div>

<p>ST. GEORGE — Seven rest areas for truckers that were closed because of crime and illicit sex are being reopened, and officials say it will be different this time.</p><p>One of the rest areas is on Interstate 95 just south of St. George. It was one of a dozen rest areas the state closed in 2001 after ongoing complaints of drug dealing and prostitution.</p><p>The St. George rest area, which does not have bathrooms and is limited to trucks, reopened Feb. 25. Crime prevention was a top priority in the new design, Department of Transportation Traffic Engineer Don Turner said. Now the rest area has lights and a fence around it.</p><p>"We are trying hard to keep these safe," he said.</p><p>DOT didn't reopen rest areas that were near back roads where drug dealers could park and walk in, Turner said.</p><p>Truckers pushed for the rest stops to reopen, S.C. Trucking Association President Rick Todd said. Stricter federal rules require truckers to stop more often, and they often have a hard time finding a place to pull over when they're supposed to, he said.</p><p>DOT also was getting complaints of trucks parking alongside interchanges and overflowing rest stops.</p><p>The Department of Public Safety also urged the state to reopen the rest areas to keep more tired truckers off the road, Public Information Officer Sid Gaulden said.</p><p>This year's state budget includes $723,000 to reopen seven rest areas. The state will spend $85,600 each year on lights and maintenance.</p>

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<p><strong>7 truck stops reopening</strong></p>

<p>The rest areas that will be reopened are:</p>

<p>Interstate 95 just south of St. George.</p>

<p>I-95 in Jasper County, northbound and southbound, about four miles south of Ridgeland at mile marker 17, to open in mid-March.</p>

<p>I-20 in Aiken County, eastbound and westbound, about 20 miles east of North Augusta at mile marker 20, to open in early April.</p>

<p>I-20 in Darlington County, eastbound and westbound, about 12 miles west of Florence at mile marker 129, also to open in early April.</p>