That's some trick driving right there!

Out in Nevada when I was pulling for a construction company doing asphalt recycling I was loading the tankers I was pulling and the grinder came past . No big deal, I would just have to jump the windrow that it leaves after it goes throw the crushe and pugmill.
The paving crew I thought would stop and let me out, but no way, they repaved right on past, and I couldn't drive across the new pavement, so went down the shoulder between the pavement and ditch. It was a tight squeeze betwen the crusher and the ditch when I was trying to pass the equipment and the dirt sluffed off on he ditch side, I turned down hill and mashed on it and could hear the super yelling to get in the ditch, I looked in the mirror and one of the tankers wheels on that side were 5 or 6 feet off the ground.
I had to bust out laughing though, the super had his feet in the wheel and was holding on to the top of the tire for dear life, like he was going to keep a loaded tanker from rolling over. lol

 

Thanks for yet another reason to abuse my company's fuel policies in order to avoid taking I-10 to Phoenix. I don't care if they wanna give me my new truck or not. I'd rather wait and visit West Valley than deal with the ####hole that is corporate in Phoenix

 

What company is that?

 

Oh my i dont even want to think about the traffic back up for that

 

He works for Swift.

 

Swift. The new truck thing is because I'm in one of the September 2016 trucks, so it'll be on the trade list by the time I get there with the way my hours are shaping up. Get to pick up a purdy blue 2020 this next month

 

That is one sure fire way to get your man badge, with bravery stripes.

 

I am sure he had a stripe that required a change.

 

The 4-wheeler got so scared he ALMOST got out of the left lane.<shudder>