Yep that was back in the 90’s
But to be good in the snow to me means unplowed high snow and drifts. The good subaru were before they put the electronic crap in them! Since they started with the computer controlled crap they have been terrible out here in anything worth calling a storm!
Tow my neighbor out at least 3 or 4 times every stinking year and one that was given to me for free to run around the property, couldn’t even pull away from the fire Pitt ( basically flat with a crusty snow about 2 inch deep) so I got in a 2 wheel drive pick up and pushed it in and burnt the worthless thing ( you get more for scrap that way)
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Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by Moon_beam, Dec 23, 2022.
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I remember when people didn’t waste all thier sick time by excessively calling off, abusing the good attendance policies and didn’t have to worry about calling off for some bad weather!
I also remember when people used thier brains and our economy was strong meaning we had jobs local for people and they didn’t have to all drive an hour away. Every town had some reasonably decent jobs that people could simply walk to work or get a ride with the person on the street that knew how to drive.Siinman, mjd4277, ducnut and 1 other person Thank this. -
If you make the speed limit 20 some fruitcake that shouldn’t be on the road would be doing 2 causing a back up and as always he would be the start of the issue! Then somehow someone would not be paying enough attention and hit someone. Watch how they drive, they adjust thier brain to what all they can do while driving slower, not to road conditions.
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Im not so sure that your memory is correct, or rather, you are only remembering GOOD jobs, I'm more inclined to beleive that more places have pushed wages down (via stagnation or simply closing and reopening elsewhere) in order to bring the very common lower income crummy jobs to the fore as the norm, those you would be fired from at the drop of a hat, being sick or taking care of your kid, or bad weather were frequent fireable offenses from the 1800s till todayducnut, PaulMinternational, JoeyJunk and 2 others Thank this.
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In 1992 I made $13 an hour working part time at Roadway on the dock (I was in college).
Now, 30 years later they want to pay $16 an hour to a driver with 10 years of experience to be a yard jockey.
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I don't know what kind of idiot would let his dash cam video of his truck slamming into that car get out where it could hit the internet. The lawyers will really love it.
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That more was sarcastic responses to someone that thinks people want to be out driving in that crud and are just stupid. No, most of the people had no choice to be there. After all who would volunteer to venture out in that crap unless the other options were worse. (Loosing a job being an example)
Yes some were stupid (I'll just go to my mistress tonight) but most I doubt were.skallagrime Thanks this. -
Yes. All those people are going to work at 10:30 am on xmas eve. And last night at 8:00. People are stupid and they do drive to do unnecessary things in the bad weather. Heck we did it last night for a freaking softball clinic/lessons. I told everyone there I hope this was worth the risk to get one more lesson in. I just got stupid blank stares. People do what they want when they want with no regard to common sense or risk.
Yesterday My neighbor didn’t want bothered by their kid while doing some stuff so they drove her to grandmas. Went back later and picked kid up. Then left again to get Taco Bell. This weren’t two isolated incidents. We both joined the stupid crowd.Siinman, JonJon78 and austinmike Thank this. -
I enjoy driving in a storm. I carry all the essentials and make good money pulling those AWD cars and SUV’s out between plowing driveways and parking lots open!
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