I'm not a trucker, but a couple of times I've driven non-stop from here to El Paso on the I-10 in a box truck. For whatever reason, the truck stops we hit up 1am, 3am, etc are devoid of life. Don't even see lot lizards. The one thing that kind of stands out for me is how truckers seem to have this unwritten code of conduct out on the highway that isn't readily apparent when you're in a passenger vehicle. It's not even anything you can describe other than there's this pattern truckers seem to follow when passing or approaching a hill. After about 15 hours of driving, you start to feel a little affinity for them even though you're in a piece-of-shit Ryder with a speed limiter.