Whats the most dangerous material you've been loaded with ?

There's not a better way to show how pro-worker you are than murdering a fellow worker.

 

Im not saying it isnt a lazy low risk to perpetrator tactic, but beleive it or not, thats actually the vast majority of humans for all of human history.

Almost no one wants to get involved in any conflict that doesnt give them overwhelming odds of winning the altercation.

And no, things were never different, bullies and cowards always exceeded heros and brave men in quantity, thats WHY heros are considered exceptional.

 

I used to haul all types of hazardous waste before I got my class a and moved on to LTL

 

Used to haul "projectiles for the DOD and of course Exploding dog food. Lots of Ammonia Nitrate, 56k at at a time Ahh the good old days.

 

While not dangerous per se, but in 1990-91 I/we hauled Virginia's original bill of rights. One of 12 remaining.
Accompanied by secret service, FBI and former embassy guards in a 20 rig matching convoy to all 50 states.
Alike to thwart any attempts of sabotage or terrorism.
Carried in a armored vehicle we never knew who was hauling the actual BOR.
We made stops at every states capitol except TX and CA.

 

Radioactive material to a research lab at a university.

 

Hydroflouric acid, hydrogen sulfide, methanesulfonic acid, formaldehyde. Lots of fuel tankers

 

Was that the actual commodity, or were you hauling something like crude oil that contained a lot of H2S?