Need Opinions on this driver (video).
Discussion in 'Questions To Truckers From The General Public' started by Infamous El Guapo, Aug 17, 2011.
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Thanks for that. I'd practically forgotten about that movie. Now I'll have to pay a psychiatrist to remove it permanently.
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Look at the video again, and look at the level of the hood and windshield near the 4-wheelers.
The largest that truck could be is a large pickup or SUV. It was not a big truck.
I think he was going a little too fast for the conditions, but the truck that came into his lane was in the wrong, not him in that situation.Injun Thanks this. -
1. That was a big truck. Listen to the engine in the background. Those newer sloped hoods are deceptive, especially through a camera lens.
2. Turning on your turn signal overrides the hazards on a big truck. Try it.
3. If that driver on the right could see far enough ahead to see that traffic under the bridge, visibility was fine. The fact that he did not look behind him and waited until the last possible second to get over makes him an idiot.
4. If there is a tornado bearing down on the area, lead, follow, or get out of the way, I'm leaving. If you would like to study the flight characteristics of your rig on your own time, feel free. Mine was not designed for it and neither was I.
5. If you can't see in the rain, throw down $10 for some new wipers.
6. Rain-X. Use it.Les2, Ridgerunner665 and Kokot Thank this. -
It looks like a Volvo from the hood design and reflection off the back of the van. The tornado was ahead of him down in Joplin reason highway was closed at the 11mm he was at the 29mm High st exit so why be in a hurry. The truck had started over before he got to him yet he made no attempt to adjust his speed just went out over the yellow line in a hurry to pass
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Your wasting your breathe Plum. Some people just don't get it, until it's too late. It's not about skill but experience. There's a huge difference.
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This could go on forever. I wish someone would post a video of some seriously reckless driving in some actual bad weather. So we have something to compare to. I'm not downplaying a deadly tornado by any means but at that particular time it was just light rain.
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