Been running my own rig and trailer around the country since the year 2000. The

Headlights on the truck is one reason I try to avoid night driving.
In my new 2023 Cascadia the headlights have an effective range of 150 feet. No way to adjust them.

Not seeing a turn right in front of me is one reason I keep an eye on my GPS screen.
That map is my friend, as it shows those sharp turns.

 

Nope, not buying it.

So you had insurance, why are they not paying?

There is a better thing to do - SLOW DOWN.

 

I get that , but why insurance refused to cover?!... What was insurance explanation not to cover ?!

 

... My GPS is always on when i drive i76 through Pa for the same reason

 

You shouldn't say you haven't been using it. You've been using it since the day you got it. You're just a little rusty.
Where is your location? We'll find a job for you.
I know some companies that will hire you, if you're in the hiring area. Other drivers on here also can help if we know your location/hiring area.

 

I guess we could all drive at 35 all the time, and just hope for the best in those 15 mph switchbacks.

Your comment really makes no sense in the context of the posted explanation.
Driving at night on a straight highway, but there is a sharp turn coming up that you don't notice because of your poor headlights and oncoming light glare.
You have to know when to slow down. Sometimes there are signs, sometimes not.

Sometimes the GPS fails in giving good directions, but it does always show you the map of the road ahead of you.

 

why was the tow bill so crazy expensive??!!