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I do understand people don't want homeless camps parked outside their houses. But cops harass people sleeping in their cars wherever they are. Some rest stops only allow you to stay for 3 hours. Some cities ban any sleeping in a vehicle anywhere in city limits from 10PM to 6AM.
If it weren't prohibitively expensive I'd buy an old semi truck and drive it around without a trailer. It would be like the ultimate cheat code for sleeping in towns without getting harassed.
People who sleep in their cars regularly do this a rule. The rule is: "Your sleeping location is for sleeping only, pull in, go to sleep, wake up early and leave." No one that is a veteran at it hangs out where they sleep.