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We can only do so much, driver! The rest is up to LUCK!

We can only do so much, driver! The rest is up to LUCK!


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Truck driving requires attention to the choices a driver can control, while recognizing that not every circumstance is within a driver's hands. The topic is the balance between doing what you can and accepting uncertainty. Luck may play a part, but it does not replace sound judgment behind the wheel.

Key Takeaways

  • Focus on the decisions within your control.
  • Stay prepared for uncertainty on the road.

13 responses to “We can only do so much, driver! The rest is up to LUCK!”

  1. @gregoryearly3452 Avatar
    @gregoryearly3452

    Cell phone use while in direct control of motorized vehicle needs to be class 3 felony…wave a loaded gun in my face sideways like an idiot untrained irresponsible fool….pos's walk or use public transportation. Be responsible respectful and accountable. So stupid!!!!

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  2. @gregoryearly3452 Avatar
    @gregoryearly3452

    95% women 50% men have absolutely have no buisness operating any form of motorized vehicle or equipment…to stupid, self absorbed dristracted. Idiots…ever seen a teenage girl not immediately prioritize dumb phone promps???? Most dangerous thing we do is navigate traffic….think.

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  3. @KyleMcCoolx Avatar
    @KyleMcCoolx

    According to WSET, a passenger car failed to yield and struck a tractor-trailer on Interstate 81 in Virginia, causing a fatal chain-reaction crash with an oxygen truck.

    Fatalities: Two truck drivers died. Russell R. Haskins (64) died at the scene, and Jeffrey J. Hudnell (52) died later at a hospital.The Car Driver: Mario A. Saldivar-Romaro was not injured and was charged with reckless driving, with more charges pending.

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  4. @jamminwrenches860 Avatar
    @jamminwrenches860

    Car driver will try to sue the two companies

    Reply
  5. @lancestacey2360 Avatar
    @lancestacey2360

    4-wheelers 😢

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  6. @moneymac6457 Avatar
    @moneymac6457

    Yet its still the truckers fault. Because reasons.

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  7. @priver9866 Avatar
    @priver9866

    Pray for their families and loved ones.

    Reply
  8. @From-my-cold-dead-hands-KJV Avatar
    @From-my-cold-dead-hands-KJV

    the truck driver wanted to save that person's life even if it meant taking his i pray they are in heaven

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  9. @loveme2judy Avatar
    @loveme2judy

    So sad….

    Reply
  10. @jessejaymes8684 Avatar
    @jessejaymes8684

    We need more Training. Keep your hands on the wheel, hit the brakes, and continue the path of travel. Do not suddenly veer left or right trying to avoid a collision with a moving car blindly merging into you or your lane. 9 times out 10, that veering maneuver ends badly.

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  11. @jeffmalm9708 Avatar
    @jeffmalm9708

    "neither did anything wrong"??? Maybe don't go into traffic head-on

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  12. @dRiifTeR667 Avatar
    @dRiifTeR667

    With all the extra space I purposely leave in front of my rig, theres zero reason a car can't overtake me at an on ramp, especially one with an acceleration lane!

    Despite that a few have made it their lifes mission to sit next to my truck, then drive on the shoulder, before finally slowing down and merging into traffic.

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  13. @brdwtchrmo Avatar
    @brdwtchrmo

    NO WAY IN HELL AM I GONNA LET A 4 WHEELER PUSH ME OFF THE HIGHWAY!!!! SOMETHING SIMILAR HAPPENED TO ME AND HELD MY GROUND WITH A DEATH GRIP ON THE FUCKIN STEERING WHEEL!!!

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