Parking on a Interstate/Hwy, WY specific

libidilatimmy

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Oct 22, 2013
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I've parked along two lane hwy's several times with no problems. As long as you're not altering traffic flow you shouldn't have a problem. Interstates would probably be a different story though.
 

Dearhunter3450

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I drive along railroad tracks and park in a railroad pull off to get to my duck blind and no one has bothered me but it is criminal trespass. I figure if crack heads can hide along the tracks so can I lol!

As far as parking along controlled access highways I would def not do it. Good chance of a ticket, being towed or most likely both. If a highway does not have private driveways entering it and has exits it is controlled.
 

Murdy

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Dec 13, 2011
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I dont think anyone would care if you walk down the tracks around here as long as you move when a train comes.
It's more the railroad companies worried about getting sued if their train hits someone than the State that wants the trespassing laws enforced. They make it pretty clear around here that walking the tracks is trespassing, but I've rarely seen any LEOs in a position to enforce it.
 

packmule

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I drive along railroad tracks and park in a railroad pull off to get to my duck blind and no one has bothered me but it is criminal trespass. I figure if crack heads can hide along the tracks so can I lol!

As far as parking along controlled access highways I would def not do it. Good chance of a ticket, being towed or most likely both. If a highway does not have private driveways entering it and has exits it is controlled.
We hunt the RR ROWS here.
 

trkytrack2

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A trooper will ticket a vehicle that is parked off of the side of a interstate highway but the ticket is generally for the vehicle to be removed within a certain amount of time or it will be towed.
 

Dearhunter3450

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A trooper will ticket a vehicle that is parked off of the side of a interstate highway but the ticket is generally for the vehicle to be removed within a certain amount of time or it will be towed.
That's good to know, things are different where I work. Guess I will be parking on the side of the highway this fall.
 

Musket Man

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It's more the railroad companies worried about getting sued if their train hits someone than the State that wants the trespassing laws enforced. They make it pretty clear around here that walking the tracks is trespassing, but I've rarely seen any LEOs in a position to enforce it.
I mow the weeds on their right of way that borders a property I own. If they ever complain about me trespassing Im going to tell them to mow their own weeds so I dont have to!! lol
 

zoellner25

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Jul 18, 2014
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Erie, CO
Railroads are notorious for not allowing trespassers and will get cops involved without provocation or discussion. Watch your ass or enjoy your ticket.


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