Despite our love for food trucks, they're not allowed everywhere! The city of Raleigh, N.C., is debating allowing rules that would make it possible for food trucks to do business on private property as long as they met certain regulations and standards. Restaurant owners oppose this possibility, saying that they pay rent for their spaces, and don't want to compete with food trucks. To remedy this, Raleigh is considering a law that restricts food trucks from parking nearby a restaurant. So, will Raleigh enter the league of food truck cities? Let's wait and see.
Source: Forbes.com