Hit Curb No Damage
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by farmerjohn64, Jun 12, 2020.
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Then you should stop and wait from them to moveDave_in_AZ, Hazmat Cat and D.Tibbitt Thank this.
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So, you could also wait in order to make a proper turn and not run over the curb and grass, yes?
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Sometimes there aint enough road to do that
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We wern’t talking about hitting people. Just curbs. Unless the person’s feet or the bicycle is stuck in the concrete they can usually move out of the way. A curb can’t. Lol!
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I hit a curb one time because the hot sauce leaked from my taco made my hand slip on the steering wheel and it made me slide forward and crashed my knee into the handrail that’s on the left side of the dash. Hurt like the dickens for a week.
Was almost as funny as the time I hit a speed bump at about 25mph bobtail (it was painted black and was night time) at this warehouse and my head hit the ceiling of the sleeper, landing between the seats and the truck stalled.
My point is, stuff happens. Or I should be wearing a seatbelt. No, definitely because stuff happens.DoubleO7, HoneyBadger67, 650cat425 and 2 others Thank this. -
my best guess, is that the truck he was following, had a tendency to go fast(er), and he wanted to keep up, or risk getting stopped at a red light, and losing sight of him?
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If you think corners are tight bobtail, RGNs are more fun. To figure out just how much fun, slide your 5th wheel all the way back and do the same with your tandems. Now drive through town.
Oh...and you're only about 4" off the ground, so a really tight turn tears up asphalt, gravel, grass, CURBS .....Coffey, Dave_in_AZ and 650cat425 Thank this. -
I have over 6 years combined experience and still hit a curb on occasion.
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