Have you ever .....

It's kinda a vertigo thing,we as drivers are susceptible to this, especially when we are tired. Please be aware of this drivers.
Take care out there drivers.
Remember someone loves you, don't ask me why.................

 

I pulled behind a weigh station forgot to set the brake cause I had ta tinkle REAL REAL REAL bad. And rolled. Thankfully it was closed and no female drivers around when it happened...and I didnt crash through the coop.

 

"It were a accident, ossifer, really!"

 

I've fallen asleep while driving only to jump out of bed scareing the crap out of the wife and dog

 

Ever pull in a truckstop and take a nap across the steering wheel ? Then one of your buddies sees you and pulls up close in front of you and lays on his air horn with his high beams on ? I'm telling you it will scare the living dog sh$t out of you !

 

Cant say that I have, Experienced a well placed roll off 40 yard dumpster inches away from the door to not open it. (co-worker )The other side was a brick wall and so was the rear. He was debating on dropping a loaded dumpster in the front to fully block me in.

Nap time and trying to hide wasn't my day.

 

This post will remain blank due to insurance claims. If I was involved, I was laughing to hard to be at fault. I was wearing OSHA approved equipment at the time. Was in the rules of service, as mandated by the powers that be. No log books were harmed in the making of this post.

 

warning: rookie driver popping off here and trying not to be preachy
this scares me big time even when it is not me who is moving but the truck next to me giving me that common experience of a terrible feeling that i have lost control of vehicle

rolling backwards is like making a lane change to right without a traffic check and without first clearing your blind spot on passenger side, just imagine doing that and it should cure you of this bad habit
back of trailer is the most dangerous blind spot to ignore

rookies, always cover/activate your service brake pedal when not in motion (and spring brakes are not on) and now i find a ref point as soon as i stop so i can avoid the "feeling" of moving when i am not