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- 07.08.2012 #11Medium Load Member
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You go to the nearest parking haven, and that's it.
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- 07.08.2012 #13Road Train Member
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Originally Posted by anj8488
I would of pulled the little green/white book out.
§ 396.7Unsafe operations forbidden.(a) General. A motor vehicle shall not be operated in such a condition as to likely cause an accident or a breakdown of the vehicle.
(b) Exemption. Any motor vehicle discovered to be in an unsafe condition while being operated on the highway may be continued in operation only to the nearest place where repairs can safely be effected. Such operation shall be conducted only if it is less hazardous to the public than to permit the vehicle to remain on the highwayLast edited by CondoCruiser; 07.08.2012 at 05.04 AM.
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- 07.08.2012 #14Light Load Member
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I made it. Ah yeah.
Long drive. It was really tough to keep it under 60mph when I was on a 75mph interstate in a truck that isn't governed.
- 07.08.2012 #15Light Load Member
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Only thing that was gonna stop me from delivering the load, was that other tire going. A load of diesel to a truck stop, If the truck stop runs out, it would've hit the fan
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- 07.08.2012 #17Captain Crusty
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I have always pulled over and called dispatch, they called the nearest ryder. You could be charged with the tire cost with SOME comapanies.
- 07.08.2012 #18
so you ran 140 miles on a flat tire with a load of explosive diesel on board?WOW how irresponsible is that,you could have caught fire and burned down or worse yet blew up and then where would you be at?the responsible thing to do would have been to at the very least was to single it out.very dumb move on your part with a true lack of any thought of safety.if you drove for me and i found out about it you would be terminated on the spot
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- 07.08.2012 #19Medium Load Member
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tubeless won't catch fire(although someone on here will tell me of a STORY where one did ) more doom and gloom from the masses.
- 07.08.2012 #20Light Load Member
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If she caught fire or rolled he would be on CNN National news.... He's but was saved this time, but next time pull over and get it fixed before ya kill someone or yourself. Running like that and over loaded is very irresponsible and very dangerous ...jamin22. It is not worth the risk. If the load is late because of a blown tire, Then so be it. stuff happens all the time, Ya got to make sure that your the one not getting in trouble that you can not get out of. You are very lucky that you never lost the load or the truck, "DO NOT PUSH YOUR LUCK THE NEXT TIME OR DOT WILL BE ALL OVER YOUR BUT" and/or scraping you but off the pavement or side of the road and into a bucket.
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