Bad semi driver!!!

And they say Big truck truck drivers aren't in tune with reality?

You understand.
That's a start.

Me too!
And I still hope you'll stick around and enjoy more of us.

I recommend preparing a snack before attempting to read everything else in between. There's a lot to digest.

Let me assure you that we appreciate your oneness. Now, if we could just clone you, the roads would be a better place for everyone.

 

Why is it you do your best to critique others to the point that when we ask you about it you retreat to say that youd didnt mean to offend when you have?

My sense of what I have been doing as a proffessional has nothing to do with your need to attack the posters. We are here as a support group. You as an administrator of the group should be refraining from drawing criticism on the group. But hey, if you want to act unproffessional thats up to you.

I may be wrong, but I try to respect others here.

 

First of all not all truck drivers are professionals, just because you have a commercial drivers licence doesn't make you a professional. I see very few "professionals" on the road anymore. I hear this term used way to often. I wasn`t sticking up for anyone, and I certainly wouldn`t stick up for a truck driver had he done what she said he did.

Secondly where did you get the idea that I want to drive improperly, I just finished saying that I DO NOT support these bad driving habits and how much I Dislike seeing these bad truck drivers on the roads, I never once said that I support them. I never speed, I only drive 60 mph for fuel economy, so I don`t know where you got the idea that I drive like an idiot.

 

My apologies to imply

 

You'll have to provide some examples of what you're accusing me of doing. I think you've confused me with someone else.
What have you asked me about that I've retreated from?
As far as offending you is concerned, if I've said anything that offends you, it sounds like a personal problem not of my making and something I'm unable to do anything about.

Is it your contention that attempting to place blame on a poster asking how to go about reporting a Big truck truck driver who scared her with unsafe actions to be "support"?
Or are you just satisfying a need to attack a poster?

It's generally accepted that to be able to dispense "proffessional" advice, first one has to be a professional, ergo I inquired about your qualifications.

Really?
Well, if you're standing, you better sit down, --- I have something to tell you that might AfterShock you.
I'm not an administrator, ..... here or anywhere else. I'm a poster just like you in that respect. No duties or special privileges for me.

As for "drawing criticism on the group", please explain how I'm doing that. Unless you consider disagreeing with you on this subject to be criticizing you, or "the group", you're on the wrong page.

Are you suggesting that I'm acting "unproffessional"?
Are you implying that you are acting professionally?

The way you seem to manage to confuse the issues and facts, I think it's fair to ask about your professional qualifications.

Well, actually, you have been wrong a lot just in this thread. You've managed to mis-characterize me and accuse me of doing things I haven't done, and therefor can't substantiate with any examples because they don't exist. If I'm not mistaken, that's called blowin' smoke up where the sun doesn't shine. It doesn't require rocket science to realize when someone doesn't know much about what they're giving advice about. The harder they try, the more obvious it becomes. The sad part about that is that someone might believe what amounts to bovine excrement before they realize they've been misdirected. That ain't cool.

However, it is not wrong to try to respect others here, or anywhere else for that matter.

And I think it shows respect to answer the questions asked when they're asked. But too often, posters who are acting "proffessional" will ignore questions asked that would shed light on things, --- clearing up any misunderstandings.
The ball is now in your court. Let's observe how you return it.
Shall we?

(I think we both know how this'll turn out.)

 

Sigmund Freud said it best

"The fault we see in others are the faults we ourselves have"


No further postings this thread, its become a bashing fest.

 

FYI

Don't expect much from law enforcement if you report a bad truck driver. They will do nothing.

Won't go into the details but a truck tried to run my wife and I off the road. I followed this truck for over 70 miles and contact four different district offices until the truck was finally pulled over. Each time I called I was asked questions like "did you cut him off" etc....?

I drive a lot of miles in a 4x4 every year and most truck drivers are great. There are always going to be a few bad apples.

 

Take the information you have and call the companies SAFETY Dept. They should be able to figure our who the errant driver is.