What if it Snows?

That don't pay much....

 

It was two lane road in Indiana. I have no idea , how a dear can't see the headlights. I swerved into the oncoming lane, about 3 feet. No traffic just me and harvest trucks out in the fields. Probably came with in 10 feet of hitting him.

 

Ive found that if u run the rumble strip they tend to run off the other way rathwr then right in front of the rig. Obviously wont work on a road with no rumble strips.

 

Willing to bet most cattle haulers these days dont even know what a cut gate is, or why you would need a tie rope... Lol

 

All I know is ya want to line them up dead center if you are going to make impact... Otherwise they play hell on headlights and fenders in these new plastic trucks.

 

That sounds like I-10 west of Houston, now.

 

Or do what the 4 wheelers do and just slam on the brakes come to a deadstop with a fully loaded rig right behind... Someone did that to me couple weeks ago for a dang goose crossing the road, i had to swerve to the oncoming lane and splatter that goose all over the road to keep from killing the 4 wheeler. Dumb ### people