38 MPH FOR 5 HOURS STRAIGHT! Welcome to trucking.

38 MPH FOR 5 HOURS STRAIGHT! Welcome to trucking.


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22 responses to “38 MPH FOR 5 HOURS STRAIGHT! Welcome to trucking.”

  1. @snot-Ox29A Avatar
  2. @PhilipRussell-x3y Avatar

    Wet snow got to love it. Keep the goods rolling. Thank you for sharing

  3. @apollokagwa3015 Avatar
  4. @Fax_my_pants Avatar

    Whip out the blunt buddy it’s gonna be a long long drive

  5. @FelixGuzmanMartinez Avatar

    Better safe than sorry😂😂😂

  6. @Grumpysmurf23 Avatar

    Stop at Loves take a shower grab a taco and a nap and the roads will be all clear

  7. @ItsMyTurn215 Avatar

    Brutal for 5 hours!! God bless

  8. @MrSchmaaz Avatar

    No Eddie Rabbit in the background? Windshield wipers slapping out of tempo? Nothing?

  9. @Clip_The_Fax Avatar

    So you drove 190 miles in five hours. In this weather I’d say that’s alright.

  10. @rickboucher8765 Avatar

    My company pays me two hundred fifty dollars a day, not driving bad weather. 🎉

  11. @Six-Pack60 Avatar

    For the love of God, turn off those 4ways.

  12. @tommyjbaum Avatar

    Headed east on I-80, and it started snowing at the Ohio line about 1700. By the time i found a place to park, it was 0700 the next day, top speed most of the night was 30, 35mph, most of the time it was 15, 20mph. The only saving grace was i had 45000lb of product behind me. It was snowing hard enough that the plows gave up till morning.

  13. @scottdolan1526 Avatar

    A man's got to know his limitations

  14. @ryansavage3675 Avatar

    I would just like to point out, Rain-X is a wonderful product that helps with road spray, snow, as well as rain.

  15. @eugeniamartin1315 Avatar

    I can handle going that speed in those conditions for a long time but yet having to do 55 in good weather makes me sleepy really fast.

  16. @mumblesbadly7708 Avatar

    Dude! The way you are manipulating the steering wheel is dangerous and will tend to cause your truck to drift back and forth in your lane.

  17. @davehaggerty3405 Avatar

    My wife says you can’t hold a steering wheel like that!😅
    I think I’d like a steering yolk. Like an airplane.

  18. @carljr7641 Avatar

    Good thing you drive an automatic.. A real truck might be an issue.

  19. @patkelly5910 Avatar

    I did that once through Wyoming…..once was enough

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