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I AIN’T GETTING OUT FOR NOTHING. IF YOU’RE IN MY WAY IMA HIT YA!

I AIN’T GETTING OUT FOR NOTHING. IF YOU’RE IN MY WAY IMA HIT YA!


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A tense trucking confrontation can raise questions about getting out of the cab and dealing with someone in the way. In situations like these, avoid escalating the exchange, keep a safe distance when possible, and focus on a careful next move rather than forcing your way through. Staying calm can help keep a difficult moment from becoming more dangerous.

Key Takeaways

  • Avoid escalating a confrontation.
  • Keep a safe distance when possible.

9 responses to “I AIN’T GETTING OUT FOR NOTHING. IF YOU’RE IN MY WAY IMA HIT YA!”

  1. @BigTiny97 Avatar
    @BigTiny97

    I get out and look when I'm driving my car, yes I've got some strange looks and had people yelling and cussing at me but I don't care, better safe than sorry

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  2. @marcus12371 Avatar
    @marcus12371

    The dude saying he isn’t going to get out and look is in a yard goat lol

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  3. @so-what5991 Avatar
    @so-what5991

    I’ve never got out to look….. mainly because I’m a machinist and not a truck driver…

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  4. @Micheal-d9o7l Avatar
    @Micheal-d9o7l

    The guy on the bottom is a complete idiot. He’s more worried about his ego than peoples lives and safety. Just because you didn’t see it or didn’t try to avoid it doesn’t take away from the fact you now have a serious problem. But I guess you want to keep your lazy ass in there and eat your sandwich.

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  5. @lasvegassecurity2958 Avatar
    @lasvegassecurity2958

    What's with these disgusting people eating in these videos? You can't not eat ohh, wait because then you'd actually have to do a reaction or make comments.

    Reply
  6. @donarmsdealerone1663 Avatar
    @donarmsdealerone1663

    This reminds me of the drivers that open thier door and lean out of thier cab to reverse. Like bro obviously your mirrors aren't adjusted properly or your seat is to high or to low and then yes, why not get out and look?

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  7. @paulpercival8552 Avatar
    @paulpercival8552

    That's true that is true but you should know your truck and you should know every bridge lies a little bit the bridge will say 12 ft but you can go under it at 12.6

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  8. @crazytruthman Avatar
    @crazytruthman

    The words of a wise man. That same principle applies to life in general, everything we do as humans.

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  9. @michaelliles2639 Avatar
    @michaelliles2639

    It's more embarrassing to have an accident than get out and look. No room for uncertainty in the safety business.

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