The “types of lot lizards” according to TruckertoTrucker.com:

CB Chameleon: Truck drivers have frequently reported hearing women appear on CB airwaves asking if anyone needs company or is looking for a date.

Wandering Whiptail: Apparently some “Lot Lizards” will approach lonely truckers offering company or just to talk. Sometimes they’re looking to hitch your wagon for a free ride. But, watch out for your wallet! They also are on the prowl to snatch some free money or valuables from vulnerable truckers.

Knocking Skink: “Knock, knock.” “Who’s there?”….the taps of a lot lizard hitting their nails against the window of your cab at 3am.

Gungho Gecko: “Can be seen frantically scampering around the lot on a crank-fueled, trick turning binge.”

Horntail Housewife: Apparently, some unsavory characters will “conduct their business” in a frequently traveling trucker’s residence. And although they like to play house with the trucker in a territorial sense, they will sell their “services” to others when the driver is away.

Spiny Desert Dealer: Another type of lot lizard is the type that will try to peddle drugs to truck drivers. They pretty much are door-to-door salesman for illegal substances.

Yellow-Bellied Wine-N-Diner: This final specialty of reptilian will keep a trucker company as an escort outside of the rig. However, they usually have a crew of people ready to rummage through your valuables while your truck is left unattended.

These stereotypes presented in a light-hearted matter can actually come in all shapes and sizes. And, it’s a problem that is not okay. Not only is it a dangerous lifestyle for the sex-workers themselves with stories of violence happening in illegal prostitution, but also can be a huge reason why truckers fall victim to robberies.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3694940&forum_id=2#33938474)

sounds like Peterman all right

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3694940&forum_id=2#33938480)