Speaking as one who’s never been that far west, is that considered “good” conditions out there?
I-80 Wyoming
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by Razorwyr, Mar 4, 2020.
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I live in NC right off I-95 and we have had 2 very bad accidents involving big trucks in the past couple weeks. These cars are unrecognizable I know one was a kid who had a medical condition but I believe he is still in ICU. My brother just starting driving and because of rude and stupid drivers he's almost hit a couple people. Luckily he does a CB and some truckers warned him but also commended his save. I really wish everyone was taught about respecting Big Trucks and how they can't just stop on a dime but sadly people don't respect regular vehicles anymore.
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I’m sitting in Gillette right now. Beautiful out. Asked UPS driver if he’s seen Rod Serling... we must be in the Twilight Zone
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Me personally... I prefer to run at night when conditions get like that. 2 reasons... 1: WAY less idiots to worry about... 2: Dead-cold ice (no film of sun melted water on top of the ice) has much mor traction than slightly melted ice... The warm tires "stick" to Dead-cold ice... But not water filmed ice.
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