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Truck
Driver's Guidebook
Truck
Parking
Table
of Contents
Parking along limited and controlled access highways is unlawful and unsafe.
We will no longer update this page, in the past the following exits have offered truck parking:
I-94 (New Buffalo to Ann Arbor)
I-69 (Indiana to Port Huron)
I-275
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Fatigue management
How Difficult is it to judge how tired you are?
What can you do to counter the effects of fatigue during
a trip?
Do you know the signs and effects of sleep disorders?
How can you prevent Fatigue?
Fatigue is not just a problem of "over-the-road" truck drivers. It affects everyone. With this free program, you can learn to identify the factors of fatigue, the family's role and what a driver can do to reduce it. This course is available on-line or in a classroom setting. To take it on-line click the "On-Line Program: button and select "Fatigue". Once logged on, participants can sign on and off as many times as needed. Michigan residents who complete the program will receive certificates of participation.
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I-96 (Muskegon to Detroit)
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I-196 (Grand Rapids to Benton Harbor)
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US 23 (Ohio to Saginaw)
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Due to frequent changes in federal and state regulations, the Michigan Center for Truck Safety cannot ensure the accuracy of the material contained in the Guidebook beyond the date of publication. For current information, contact the Center at (800) 682-4682. This document is not intended for legal purposes.
Please
visit our other Border Center sites for more information
on environmental regulations.
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