Respectfully I would beg to differ I'm from Southern California and my current residence area is being switched to a commercial business environment they're building warehouses left and right, we have petitioned with the city for them not to build the warehouses near us cuz it's already blocked out the view of the mountains and they want to put one right next to us when there's plenty of free open cheap land elsewhere, plus the property value is going to go down once they finish building those warehouses as well. Of course I understand that right off the interstate you won't be able to directly get to your customer but as of right now I'm hauling produce and there's a handful of places that are near schools and residents which is unnecessary there's a meat market up in Northern California Bay Area that's built in a residential area I'm not sure who was there first but it is completely stupid how the only way to get through it is to either go through the residential and find some way to turn around through the tight city corners, once you get there they don't have a loading Bay so they'll unload you off the street where you parked right next to the building plus you can't idle and on top of that there are signs all over the business that say no trucks allowed because the area is still primarily residential, but what's even stupider is the company will charge you a hundred bucks if you go down the wrong Street, and the street that they give you to go down is filled with cars you can barely turn with a 53 ft trailer and a full sleeper truck someone in the comments might know who I'm talking about because they have quite a few customers Who deliver with 53 ft trailers I know B&B transport out of Fresno has delivered up there and SmartWay Express also out of Fresno goes there quite often to deliver as well.