CR England does it again.

exactly man. you understand 100% i never make fun of anyone. especially when you dont know their story. whats happening in their life, back at home. people are just so bored with their own lives.

 

okay does anybody not notice the recording is coming from the passenger seat...

Can't help someone that doesn't want to help themselves fyi

 

wow people can't take jokes... feel sorry for em

 

its not a joke when it goes viral online. its humiliating people.

 

First of all I'm like 100% certain that picture is taken in Great Barrington, MA. I've taken that way from CT before and it's not an easy corner especially if there's cars on the bridge. He must have cut it right for that exact reason being new or not waiting because of oressure people behind him. You take that way and hop on idk what it is but it brings you up through by the high school into Lenox and then I go up rt 8 to Adams, MA.

 

I'll bet someone is a regular at Truckers Daily Fail on FB

 

Said the driver stuck on the bridge buwhahahahahahahahah

 

The dude is driving a CR England truck, he's already chosen to be humiliated!

there's millions of silly videos online of people doing wrong and silly things.
I feel bad for the people who can't lighten up.

 

ummmm ya no buddy. i try to be very careful. but stuff happens.

 

I feel bad for the driver involved. That said, I take no joy in seeing pictures like this, but even with my experience and over 1 million miles accident free, I am reminded when I see posts like this, to take my time and don't forget the basics. I will think of this the next time I make a sharp right turn, even though I have an intuitive feel of where my trailer is, I will look a third time to be sure I am safely clearing the turn. Nothing wrong with a reminder of what can happen to ANY DRIVER new or experienced, with a loss of concentration or over confidence. I heard once from a very experienced driver that accidents are most likely to happen in the first few years of driving or after about 10 years. Sometimes experience and over confidence are the bearers of problems. Thanks for the reminder!