Whether to charge overtime for sleeping in high-speed service area depends on whether you can provide evidence of resting in service area. If you can provide proof, you can waive the overtime fee.

1. Whether to charge overtime fees for staying in the high-speed service area mainly depends on whether there is relevant evidence to prove that you are resting in the service area;

2. If the owner can provide proper reasons and produce corresponding certificates, such as service area consumption receipt, service area certificate, driving recorder, etc., the overtime fee can be exempted;

3. This regulation aims to ensure the utilization efficiency of expressway;

4. If you stay in the service area for overtime due to special circumstances, you must keep the relevant vouchers so that you can show them to the toll booth staff when you get off the expressway to avoid unnecessary overtime fees.

Facilities in the high-speed service area:

1. Gas station: providing fuel replenishment services such as gasoline and diesel;

2. Dining area: provide all kinds of food and drinks to meet the dietary needs during the trip;

3. Parking lot: parking for drivers, and some service areas may charge fees according to parking time;

4. Toilet: Provide toilets and toilets to facilitate passengers to solve personal hygiene problems;

5. Convenience store: selling snacks, drinks, travel necessities and other commodities;

6. Emergency rescue point: providing simple vehicle maintenance service and emergency rescue information.

These facilities are designed to provide convenience and services for passengers on expressway and ensure the safety and comfort of their journey.

to sum up, whether to charge overtime fee for overnight stay in expressway service area depends on whether there is evidence of rest. If the owner provides proof materials such as consumption receipt and service area certificate, overtime fee can be exempted. This provision ensures the efficiency of expressway, and vouchers should be kept to avoid overtime fee under special circumstances.

Legal basis:

Article 67 of the Road Traffic Safety Law of the People's Republic of China

Pedestrians, non-motor vehicles, tractors, wheeled special-purpose mechanical vehicles, articulated buses, full-trailer trucks and other motor vehicles with a designed top speed of less than 71km/h are not allowed to enter expressway. The maximum speed indicated by the speed limit sign in expressway shall not exceed 121 kilometers per hour.