Lining up a 4 a.m. dock on I-70

On my LA to Denver run (about 1,050 miles), the real squeeze is hitting a 4 a.m. delivery while juggling mountain weather, fuel timing on I-70, and finding a safe spot when my 14 is circling the drain. Do you pre-book fuel and parking to lock the plan, or keep it loose and risk hunting a space at 1 a.m?

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I pre-book a paid spot at Sapp Bros/TA Commerce City and fuel in Grand Junction, checking CDOT (https://cotrip.org) so Vail/Eisenhower doesn’t blow the “4 a.m. delivery” — chess, not roulette. If parking implodes, I’ll stage at the receiver or run a 7/3 split to save the 14. Can you overnight at the dock?

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