a good reason not to trust your gps
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by pokerhound67, Dec 19, 2012.
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But yeah doing down such a road because your gps says so is pretty bad. -
Shooot $300,000 for a couple of 2x4's Lumber? it's all about hating the American Truck Driver. For you Drivers that said, you can't fix stupid? The City could'off installed a sign saying, semi trucks prohibited!
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They said there was a 12ft6in height sign. That right there should have told him not to enter. People are becoming too dependent on technology and simply not thinking anymore. We are becoming cyborgs. -
And the driver could have got his head out of his ### and use some common sense.... Typical everything is everyone else's fault... -
http://www.ontfin.com/Word/spencerville-coburn-covered-bridge-indiana/ by the way. thats the bridge there. would YOU drive your truck over that with a full load? -
Just a little common sense would have prevented him from trying to go through a covered bridge with wooden planks for a roadway. Just saying...
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I put a lot of trust in my GPS, but not to the point where I don't think I have to watch the road anymore.
If I'm in a place I haven't been to before, which is most of the time, I will follow my GPS. At the same time, when I do that, I am extra vigilant about looking at road signs and other obstacles I may be coming up on.
There is nothing wrong with a GPS. You just have to remain driving like a professional when you are using it.
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