[Alberta's Child]

I deal with many different players in supply chains as part of my work.

When the subject of drivers having no access to bathrooms at customer locations comes up in a conversation I always give the same answer:

“I know quite a few shippers who used to let drivers use their bathrooms. They stopped allowing it when they got tired of cleaning up after a lot of strangers who have the personal hygiene habits of illegal Mexican immigrants sleeping under an overpass in Southern California.”

[sausageseller]

There have been many bathrooms at shipper - production facilities I would never use. If I would have taken pictures, I could post 1 day for years.
The northern unionized assembly and parts plants were the worst.
3rd world crap , urine, full of puke, hocks and nose blow out bathrooms !

[MNJohnnie]

My brother, a long haul truck driver, agrees

In his words “Drivers are their own worst enemies”

[M1903A1]

It’s not just truckers either...I’ve seen the same situation in urban mass transit. Lots of bus routes that drew complaints from the drivers about “lack of restroom facilities”, because there’s a restroom at only one end of the route (usually on company property), and there -used- to be a “concession” arrangement for restrooms at the other end (like a fire station or other public building, or a private business) that was cut off due to bad behavior by the drivers.