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Nationwide, "No Camping", "No Sleeping", City Ordinance Laws, Discriminate Against Homeless Semi-Truck Drivers.

Created by A.M. on January 19, 2014

Many US cities, nationwide, have adopted local "No Camping", "No Sleeping", ordinance laws within their jurisdiction. These same city ordinance laws have been especially created, to prevent homeless people from sleeping within their own vehicles.
Thus, homeless semi-truck drivers can actually be cited or arrested by local police for sleeping within their own semi-trucks; and, their trucks can also be confiscated, towed, and impounded, (by the same local city police), at the expense of the corporation that the truck driver works for, while truck drivers are within a city's jurisdiction limits that has such a law. Think of what kind of economic impact, that such city ordinance laws, actually have on this nation.
SIGN to REPEAL ALL such local "No Camping", "No Sleeping", city ordinance laws.

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