Is it allowed to pitch a tent privately in a motorway service area?

Not recommended. The rooms in the highway service area are not expensive, so it is recommended to stay in the service area and never risk setting up a tent!

The title of the expressway service area is also known as the expressway service station, and the facilities of the expressway service area include accommodation (including parking), catering, refueling, car repair and other functions. With the gradual shift of the focus of expressway work from construction to operation and management, the service area has received more and more attention in terms of scale, facilities, functions, service quality and other aspects.

Usually in the off-season, many service areas can not see a few cars at night, deserted, you set up a tent in the corner and no one cares about you, and it is definitely not possible on holidays, there is no place to park the car, and it is overcrowded.

In general, there are different rules and restrictions on whether or not private tents are allowed in highway service areas. Some service areas may allow tents, but may need to be set up in designated areas.

If you plan to pitch a tent in a motorway service area, it is advisable to understand the rules and restrictions in that service area and follow them. In addition, it is important to pay attention to safety issues, especially the safe passage of vehicles and possible accidents.

If you're unsure if tents are allowed in the service area, it's a good idea to ask the service area management or staff to make sure you're following the rules and operating safely.

Hello, you can generally, there will be no one to stop without affecting the service area in and out of the vehicle, and there are some service areas specially set aside a self-driving tourist camp for self-driving tourists to set up tents for self-driving people to stay. There is one in the G50 high-speed cold water service area. But it is still recommended that you do not do this, one reason is that in the unplanned service area, all kinds of cars come in and out at night, coming and going, there will be potential safety hazards.

Second, there are a lot of heavy goods vehicles that come in and out of the service area late to refuel or rest. Because the noise of heavy trucks is particularly loud, and the thin tents are basically not soundproof, it is impossible to rest well in tents.

With the continuous improvement of people's living standards, more and more car owners use their leisure time to travel by car.

Among them, a considerable number of people like outdoor camping, outdoor equipment is readily available, often do not need to stay in a hotel or guesthouse, a tent, an air cushion, go there, sleep there, rest is particularly convenient.

Long-distance self-driving, on the highway, often rush to the service area at night to settle down.

Since most people choose to travel in the warm season when traveling by car, there are more mosquitoes at this time, and most of the rooms in the high-speed service area are not very good at mosquito prevention, so they choose to set up tents on the edge of the service area.

There is also a part of the search for poor travel.

Fun self-driving people just like to live in a tent.

So, is it OK to pitch a tent in a high-speed service area?

Generally, there will be no one to block the vehicles entering and exiting the service area without affecting it, and there are some service areas that have specially set aside a self-driving tourist camp for self-driving tourists to set up tents for self-driving people to stay. There is one in the G50 high-speed cold water service area.

However, the author still does not recommend setting up a tent in the high-speed service area.

One reason is that in the unplanned service area, there are often unexpected dangers when large cars and small cars come and go at night.

Second, there are a lot of heavy goods vehicles that will enter and exit the service area at a very late hour, or refuel, or park for a break. Because the noise of heavy trucks is particularly loud, and the thin tent is basically not soundproof, the people in it can not rest well, and the disturbance of one night is especially great for the driver's energy the next day.

Therefore, in order to ensure the absolute safety of travel, it is recommended that self-driving travelers do not set up tents overnight in the high-speed service area at night.

No. At present, most of the high-speed service areas do not have a special area for setting up tents, and the impact of arbitrary tents on the normal traffic order of the service area and possible accidents should be avoided. The three and four brigades of Chongqing Expressway Law Enforcement received a report that in the Youyang service area of the Yuxiang Expressway out of the city, some people set up tents and camped in the service area, preparing to spend the night.

The law enforcement officers came to the scene, and in a corner of the service area, they saw that several tents had been set up, four people were fighting around a mahjong table, and a few people were cleaning pots and pans next to them.

The main function of the high-speed service area is to let the driver of long-distance driving, have a place to rest and replenish fuel, as for the self-driving tour to set up a tent, the state and the high-speed management department has not yet had a clear prohibition at present, but in order to improve the efficiency of the use of the highway, the vehicle is prohibited from driving at low speed, once the vehicle exceeds the time specified by the high-speed management department to leave the high-speed, it is necessary to charge an overtime fee.

No, it should still be part of the highway. You can get off the highway for the night, and then get on the highway again!

It should work! As long as the staff in the service area don't drive away!

Are you crazy? Have you ever been to the service area? Can you see the long lines of big trucks? Do you know what bustling is in the stream? Do you think it's appropriate to set up a tent and make a fire at the intersection?