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| starting school i started school 4/27 to be come a trucker the second day out i got my first incounter with a dum ##### 4 wheeler i was going 30 mph when this dip shut pulled out in front of me sid ways then stop and was talking on cell phone i had to lock up my brakes from hit him he did not even look at me and my front bumper was two feet from his drivers door what a jerk my trainer told me i should have blown my horn but all i wanted to do was stop from hitting him |
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| You done good. Not hitting people is kinda the point so I am a little surprised at what your driver trainer said to you. You can be mad, laugh, blow your air horn or shake like a dog pooping razer blades but first you have to avoid the accident and not hurt yourself or the other guy. After the accident is avoided, everything else is gravy. Sure the guy was a numb nutz and wasn't able to get out of his/her own way but, it is the rule rather than the exception these days. Consider it a job well done and don't spend time being too frustrated by it. This is your first in a never ending line of nearly identical experiences with four wheelers. |
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| Ditto - I've always seen trucks (not their drivers) as a threat to my well-being. If something goes wrong, that thing can squish me like a bug. Obviously, the thing to do is not be there when the foot comes down. Ergo, I give them lots of room, and don't (any more) tailgate. Now that I have my CDL, I'm more aware than ever of their limitations - so I give them MORE room. Others.. well, let's just say they are so busy worrying about <whatever> that they're not really paying attention to what's on the road with them. And, sad to say, cell phones are a big issue. I used to be against the anti-cellphone laws, but I changed my mind before I ever went to CDL school. Using a cellphone while driving is more dangerous than driving with a BAC of .04. |
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| i know i cant let it get to me and i wont let it it is just that i have more respect for truck drivers now andwhat they have to put up with i was one of those jerks so to all you truck drivers iam sorry for not giving you the respec you need ![]() ![]() : biggrin_25514: |
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