safer to drive... vans, tankers, or flat beds?

Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by DC843, Jul 31, 2015.

  1. BeanDip

    BeanDip Medium Load Member

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    Well Dylan, I hope you didn't mind the hijacks.

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  3. joseph1135

    joseph1135 Papa Murphy

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    I'm late to the game on this one. None of them are safe. Stay at home.
     
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  4. DC843

    DC843 Medium Load Member

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    WOW joseph what a great answer! thank you for the help! at least you and every other 300lb douche on here didn't say the same exact thing. the word safer and safe have different meanings by the way.
     
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  5. BeanDip

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  6. DC843

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    Tostitos bean dip is so much better
     
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  7. BeanDip

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  8. joseph1135

    joseph1135 Papa Murphy

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    Because it's a question that deserves that answer. Sorry dude, that's the way it is. In every case you're driving an 80,000 pound vehicle and things happen when you're not careful. Nothing is safe. You don't need too much safety, it's ####ing boring. The trailer that you pull doesn't matter unless it's filled with highly explosive material that can go off when a guy farts in Montana. The "safe" part is where YOU come in.
     
  9. joseph1135

    joseph1135 Papa Murphy

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    That video took place in Russia. The driver of the car obviously bought the farm. As for the truck driver, what do you do in that situation? The road was icy, and hitting the brakes would have done nothing. That is a literal "#### happens" accident. The only way it could have been prevented was for the car not to have lost control.
     
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  10. Alaska76

    Alaska76 Road Train Member

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    Indeed! Post #45

     
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  11. Vilhiem

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    I think you meant to quote tonitos?
     
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