So who authorized you to run 72-73 mph? I wouldnt budge if i was in the left trying to pass either. Ugh, never mind, i
see your from Chicago, enough said.
Trucker tried to wreck me the other day
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If you are firmiliar with the Chicago area the speed limit is 55 For trucks and either, 60, 65, or 70 for cars, depending where you are. That is why trucks are not aloud in into left lane. When I drive my truck I do not drive in the left lane, when I drive my car I expect trucks to get out of the left lane because they do not belong therebrowndawg Thanks this.
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Do the signs say 72-73 mph? Next time you are off, stop at any trucking fleet and ask them how much they pay in Road/Hi-way
use tax for just one vehicle then tell me who belongs on the roads. By the way, whats up with all the FIB plated vehicles up here in wisconsin on the weekends? nothing to do down there? go watch some drive by shootings or something
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and to your personal isnults I say #### You. I happen to live in a nice quiet suburb with my family, no drive bys here, and no need to go up to cheeseland on the weekendbrowndawg Thanks this.
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Injecting many, many dollars with tourism and sales taxes.
By the way, what's with Wisconsin being the worst in the nation in drunk driving? I guess there is nothing to do but drink and wreck your car, killing 2 to 4 people at a time.chris886 Thanks this. -
Are we talking about directional flashers or bright lights? Directional, that's ok, bright lights, not good. What makes that person special? We are all just trying to get somewhere, except the truck may be trying to move 70 to 80 thousand pounds. In this case I agree with Cuzzin It. Those drivers were very rude to the faster moving traffic to tie it up that long.
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So when's that Autograph session start?Shaggy Thanks this.
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Yep, because we all know that today's truck drivers will never be where they don't belong, whether it's parking or driving. Of course, it seems to me that a pretty hefty percentage of truck drivers these days that have the "screw you" attitude when it comes to parking and driving come from...
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Chicago.
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Care to reread this thread and express that again?AfterShock Thanks this.
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