I saw a car hauler high center his trailer at the Grand Prairie, TX Auto Auction

So Thursday morning I was headed east bound on Main Street in Grand Prairie, TX going by that big Auto Auction. There was a really nice red Pete who was exiting the Auction on to Main Street. On his way out of the auction, his trailer high centered and he was stuck. The driver's tractor and part of his trailer had 2 out of 3 lanes blocked on west bound Main Street. The driver wasn't fully loaded, and may have had only one or two cars on his trailer.

To leave the auction, you have to climb a pretty steep hill on to Main Street.

The thing is, this is the 3rd time I have seen a car hauler get stuck at that same spot exiting the auction.

I know nothing about car hauling. So my question is...

What are these drivers doing wrong when they leave the Grand Prairie Auto Auction? Why do most drivers make that exit, but then an unlucky few get stuck on that hill?

 

No pics. Just driving by. That auction has probably been there 50 years. I just figured someone was familiar with it.

 

@LBZ IAA is Insurance Auto Auction? Yeah that's true. They have an auction for wrecked cars for sure. Not quite sure, but they may have an auction for running cars too, on a different day.

Yeah both entrances suck going in and out of there. But it's just the unlucky few who seem to high center, but it happens a lot.

 

That is probably it. The ones that stop to look for traffic are the ones who risk getting stuck.

 

The Western entrance is where I have seen all the stuck units. So I guess the best option is to always use the eastern entrance.