Here are the ‘Fuel Island 10 Commandments’ every driver should obey Published:July 27, 2014By Summer SmithFacebookTwitterWhatsAppCopy URL #1. Thou shalt not relieve yourself at the fuel island.#2. Thou shalt choose one pump and wait in that line, not park in the middle of the driveway and wait for one to open up.#3. Thou shall pull away after thy hath finished fueling.#4. Thou shalt drive at a reasonable speed in the parking lot so as not to endanger pedestrians.#5. Thou shalt not wash thy truck with the squeegees (especially spillover fuel).#6. Thou shalt not spray down thy truck with the water hose. The fuel island is not a truck wash be considerate – another driver could slip and fall.#7. If thou art not fueling, do not park at the fuel island. Pursue air, water, and food needs from the proper parking lot.#8. Thou shalt not discard ‘trucker bombs’ at the pump.#9. If thou hath spilled fuel, report thy mess to keep from causing harm to the next driver.#10. Thou shalt respect thy fellow driver. – We’re all in this together!FREE! NEW FEATURES! Discuss your Routes with other Truckers Start Now → JOIN OUR NEWSLETTER Get the hottest daily trucking news This Week in TruckingTwo truckers with a combined 10 million safe miles to haul U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree on its journey from Alaska to D.C. Trucking News October 25, 2024 Police, residents don’t want trucks using Highway 30 as shortcut around I-40 closure Road Conditions October 25, 2024 Wisconsin man sentenced for faking financial documents to obtain semi trucks Trucking News October 21, 2024 Wisconsin DOT to spend $12.5 million on more truck parking and trucker-friendly upgrades at I-43 rest areas Trucking News October 21, 2024 Videos50-year trucking veteran actually has no complaints about the industry today Trucking News October 23, 2024 Pumpkins spilled in Virginia semi truck crash Trucking News October 21, 2024 USPS driver “knows what he saw” on his regular route through bigfoot country Trucking News October 21, 2024 4wheeler apologizes to baby Jesus for complaining about truckers Trucking News October 15, 2024