Shut up, I can make it

not in that truck. Trainers get dual bunk cascadias. That looks like the single bunk century i drive.

 

This is what a typical trainer's truck with PAM looks like.

 

Sheesh! I guess no sense of humor must be a requirement to work at pam.

 

Guess so. I'm too tired to think right now.

 

See this is why I put an 8 inch suspension lift and a 3 inch body lift and some 52 inch mickey thompsons on my tractor and trailer.

It will drive through anything, except under bridges.

 

I blame his trainer, everyone knows you need to be doing 70+mph to make that lane change. Obviously being too careful was his downfall.

 

I don't think he's stuck. As you can plainly see he has an orange cone out and I think he's getting ready to alley dock in those woods over there. Probably a papermill or something back there.

You guys are too quick to judge. Plain as day he is in the middle of a set up. Probably just got a phone call and got interrupted!

 

He shouldve just tried to jump it... He almost made it... Put it in low, lock the difs, n.... wait for the tow truck lol

 

I trained for about a year at another company...it was all I could take.

But during monologue #1, on day #1, one of the things I would tell a trainee (and this would not be the only time they would hear it from me) was:

There is not a mistake you can make that has not been made hundreds of thousands of times before you. It will happen, and when it does, stop....take a few deep breaths, and THINK IT THROUGH.

Looks like this driver got perhaps the first two steps right....

 

My CDL Instructor at my company always said "Dont make one mistake worse by making another". You can usually survive the first, its the second that hurts. Or in some instances, the 3rd, 4th, 5th... lol