Hit and Run Truck Driver

Unfortunately these programs lack the tools and ability to clean up the video to see clearly what maybe letters or words. It is very hard to tell because of the rain drops and quality of the video. In short, any program that does not cost several thousand dollars or a lot more will probably not work. I have a top end computer with a 4k display, so the hardware is not an issue, just the sophistication of the software I have available is severely lacking.
I do appreciate your intentions and help though.

 

Just because I was driving a pick-up truck with a cargo trailer on it, don't insult me by saying I "should just listen to the people who spend our lives driving." Did it ever cross your mind that maybe I am a Professional Driver, and may have been doing it longer than you? Just to note, not only can I drive a tractor trailer, I also drive REAL heavy equipment, generally vehicles that make a tractor trailer look like a Nissan Leaf. This is one of those times where you don't judge a book by its cover. This "book" is way more in-depth than just a CDL driver's manual.
Driving for a living does not only pertain to tractor trailer drivers.
I was titled a Professional Driver because I logged in over 600,000 miles before I was 21.
Maybe you should listen to a Professional Driver who is passing safety information on to you. Someone who that not only drives for a living, but someone who actually learned to drive more than just a tractor trailer and who is trained to do more than just drive a tractor trailer.
If someone is waving a flashlight in your direction, it means you NEED to slow down, and move over if possible. If they steadily aim the flashlight at you, it means STOP.
You do know portable lights were used way before triangles were invented.

But hey, you just want to think you know more and insult people who actually do know more.

 

It is on YouTube. Not sure why it is not working.

 

I have been working on it, thanks for the suggestion.
Going frame by frame, it seems it may be a cab-over with a sleeper, but like you noted, the quality is too poor to tell.
It may just be my hopes, but it looked like there may be something at the very front of the trailer and something on the doors of the trailer. But the rain drops are definitely causing a real problem.
Too bad my emergency strobes did not flash as the front of the trailer passed, it might have lit up whatever might be there better, or showed nothing was there at all. The few flashes you can see make it easy to see it was a white unmarked trailer for the majority of it, if not all of it.
I have to see if I can track track the manufacturer of the mirror's heating element. I'm thinking it will be too generic to get an actual tractor manufacturer from it.

 

Glad it was something simple.