Yeah I took the picture. I don't really know what happened, I can only speculate just like everyone else. The picture says supermotors on it because that is the website that I store pictures on so that I can post them on multiple websites if needed. I backed into a truck at work two years ago at 2mph and I felt it. I honestly do not know how I would react because at the point I would notice all of the damage would have been done. I believe that I would be really mad, but what is that going to do? Just raise your blood pressure. I know it is easy to sit here and say these things but I would probably be a lot harder to keep my composer in a situation like that.
How Mad Would You Be?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Sportster2000, Nov 14, 2010.
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@grizzly
Ouch. I hope they made it right for you.
@Sportster2000
It does raise the blood pressure, I can tell you that. Getting mad, well, like you said, what good will that do? (not that I was particularly rational the second time) Probably the best you can ever hope for is that the guy's insurance will cover you. Thanks again for the thread. -
Hmmm. Does "justifiable homicide" mean anything? Again...steering wheel holders is what we got out here nowadays. Kids just out to play.
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This is what it looked like on Friday when it was returned to me.
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Grizzly, Glad you got it fixed, it looks good. $17k damage? thats unreal!
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Sweet! Beautiful rig!!
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that TA is a dangerous truckstop to park at, I've seen several accidents like that in there
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grizzly..I bet your gonna be gun shy parking at truck stops, You will probably circle around a few times looking for the perfect parking place, so as not to have your truck hit again. By the way, did the guy who hit you stop?
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Yeah, he stopped. He had to, my bumper flattened both outside tires on his trailer. I was asleep when it happened. Kind of a rude way to be awakend early on a Sunday morning. It was a trainee that hit me. The trainer was in the bunk asleep.
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Unfortunately, that's just the crap we need to stop these companies from doing. It is blatantly unacceptable to be asleep behind someone who should be observed while "training".Markers83 Thanks this.
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