Is it possible for them to get in a truck when parked up overnight in a layby 
ta
Only by invitation,two legged ones dozy lol
dozy:
Is it possible for them to get in a truck when parked up overnight in a laybyyes thy can get anywhere ,they are industrious little blighters and often crawl along the chassis chewing wiring ,there have been many cases in which drivers have been plodding along on the motorway and a nice big rat has stuck its head up from the passenger side he he he he sleep well next time your in your layby pmsl
the cowboy:
Only by invitation,two legged ones dozy lol
They’re not rats, they’re dogs !!
Why are you always parked up in ■■■■■ lay-bys? Don’t Stobarts have depots all over the place? And aren’t they on account with truck stops/MSAs?
Rats won’t want to come into your truck.
They’ll be too busy eating the ■■■■ that’s been left there during the day.
the cowboy:
Only by invitation,two legged ones dozy lol
scrotumscratcher:
dozy:
Is it possible for them to get in a truck when parked up overnight in a layby
[/quoteyes thy can get anywhere ,they are industrious little blighters and often crawl along the chassis chewing wiring ,there have been many cases in which drivers have been plodding along on the motorway and a nice big rat has stuck its head up from the passenger side he he he he sleep well next time your in your layby pmsl
I was watching them running up and down layby ,that’s what got me thinking, not good when your about to turn in
rob22888:
Why are you always parked up in [zb] lay-bys? Don’t Stobarts have depots all over the place? And aren’t they on account with truck stops/MSAs?
Yes but by the time I get done there’s no room at services and I’m not anywhere near one of our depots
commonrail:
Rats won’t want to come into your truck.
They’ll be too busy eating the [zb] that’s been left there during the day.
There was 2 bins there which I assume they were there for , but just swing them all over place was enough for me
rob22888:
Why are you always parked up in [zb] lay-bys?
+1 