Millions of bees released after semi drove off exit ramp

Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by pattyj, Nov 3, 2017.

  1. Superhauler

    Superhauler TEACHER OF MEN

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    I'll bet he claims a bee was buzzing around in the cab and he was ducking and covering from it.
     
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  3. stayinback

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    We can still come over there to visit you David, They allow us non-carb trucks 500 miles per year..As long as we are registerd with the ARB

    thats bout 2 trips per year If I Chose to go there
     
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  4. Dave_in_AZ

    Dave_in_AZ Road Train Member

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    I say a full investigation of SOI by that driver, in that truck, in the last year is warranted.
     
  5. Dave_in_AZ

    Dave_in_AZ Road Train Member

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    Absolutely. That's a huge hit. A few years ago there was a huge bee die off. No bees = no food.
     
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  6. Txdriver77

    Txdriver77 Medium Load Member

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    if this would have happened three days ago then they would be boo-bees
     
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  7. tucker

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    I wonder why the killed the bees? They could have let them fly off
     
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  8. buddyd157

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    the exit door is to your left.
     
  9. Puppage

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    Found it!
     
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  10. Alaska76

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    I do not understand the choice to kill the bees. No reason not to let them disperse and go about business, IMO, particularly since honey bees are rather passive, not aggressive like some wasps or hornets.
     
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  11. InTooDeep

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    Went by the site the next day they were still spraying foam on those bees.
     
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