Men's restrooms that don't have walls...

[GnomeKid]

I am in Michigan, USA.

I have gone into state highway reststops where the stall doors were only 3 feet high starting 1 1/2 feet above floor (top of door 4 1/2 feet above the floor). The women's restrooms, at the same rest stops, had 6 foot high stall doors.

When I was in basic training in the Air Force in 1962 there was not even any stall partitions in the barracks restroom.

I've seen that before! (the like 3 1/2 foot walls)  SO annoying.  At a rest stop in NC.  I wonder if the women's were the same.  No way I can check at this point in my transition (I almost always travel the route solo and if not with another guy sooo). 

[randomroads]

God that scares me. Truck stops can be dangerous places. Now I have to worry about people being able to stare at me while I'm sitting on the toilet.

Great.

[Polo]

I'm in Texas, and a few bars definitely have the urinal and toilet with unlocked door combo, but everyone treats them like a single user bathroom.  Before learning how to use a urinal i just let my shirt or jacket hang down and cover my crotch area while sitting down. I had a guy walk in on me once but by the time i finished saying "hey, ocupado!" He was already backing out the door with a "sorry buddy!"

Random Roads, if you have been on T for almost a year i imagine people don't look twice at you, i wouldn't be too concerned...

[Adam (birkin)]

I'm in Texas, and a few bars definitely have the urinal and toilet with unlocked door combo, but everyone treats them like a single user bathroom.  Before learning how to use a urinal i just let my shirt or jacket hang down and cover my crotch area while sitting down. I had a guy walk in on me once but by the time i finished saying "hey, ocupado!" He was already backing out the door with a "sorry buddy!"

Random Roads, if you have been on T for almost a year i imagine people don't look twice at you, i wouldn't be too concerned...

That's a good way to deal with it, better than the hand idea.