Are serious accident career enders?

If you don't want judgements from people, don't put "your friends" poor driving on the internet.
Simple fact is he's a crappy driver that got lucky this time. Hopefully he learned so won't kill someone next time with his poor driving.

 

No I wasn't there and I didn't see it. I did read what the OP wrote and that is what I commented on.
Do you think this was something other than a following too closely accident based on that post?

 

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I heard Alberta isn't the greatest for work but that's just a gross generalization from what I've heard. What's the best work going out that way?[/QUOTE]


Fluid if anything changes. It’s definitely busy right now hauling fluid. Lots if it is Super-B but there’s still some Tri-Tri’s going. Starting at $35 and Easily up to $45 an hour.

 

Alberta imo is the best for trucking jobs, unless you're one of them steering wheel holders that only wants to pull vans lol. Good money in logging and oilfield. I recently left logging to haul fluid, in a Tri-Tri unit and make $55 an hour plus easily achievable bonus of $1800 a month.

 

Yea Van/Reefer/General Deck out here is beyond ####ed. Fuel, Fluid, Logging, Vac Truck, Propane, Oversize, Equipment/RGN hauling are where the money is at, but you're gonna work for it.

 

Ive made great and terrible money in Alberta. Best ive made was with Trican hauling N2 or sand out of Grande Prairie.

 

I've done quite well doing oversize for a few years and linehaul now.

Really depends on experience, and what you are willing to do to make the coin.

Sand is big right now as is n2, lots of great choices, just look at indeed and punch in edmonton, calgar, ft Mac or grande prairie to see pages of quality paying jobs

 

Yea I did a couple relief hitches out of the GP Petro Pass, working for a contractor, who was hauling Condensate for Fairborne Energy. I should have perused that further, or pulling those double 48ft? pressurized bottles, don't remember what the product was, but I remember the trailers were impressive, and the guys were rolling brand new Volvo VNX's, all decked out.