Another Crazy Truck Driver going WAY TOO FAST for the snow.

Another Crazy Truck Driver going WAY TOO FAST for the snow.


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13 responses to “Another Crazy Truck Driver going WAY TOO FAST for the snow.”

  1. @CampThinWallet. Avatar

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  2. @robertbunnell9590 Avatar

    Looks like AMI is simply a better driver than your domesticated rookie ass

  3. @Fartingbucket Avatar

    Passing truck knew what he was doing.

  4. @jeffreyfoster8413 Avatar

    Isn’t he the same guy who was complaining about the driver in front going so slow? Looks like the driver in front wasn’t so dumb as that road is gradually getting worse.

  5. @JeffTrippi Avatar

    Come on now just admit your a pansy.

  6. @jeremyrhoades2535 Avatar

    Just cause somebody’s going over 30 miles an hour on the interstate doesn’t make them crazy. In fact going slow as you are might be more dangerous. I mean average speed on the interstate 70 you’re not supposed to go 55 honestly. That may be different for the state you were in but 30 is ridiculously slow someone could plow into the back of you, especially since it looks like visibility is limited. Also, your professional truck driver you shouldn’t look to a pick up truck that wrecked off the side of the road as the status quo for how the roads are.

  7. @supertruckerpodcast1441 Avatar

    Broker said $500 for late delivery 🤞😬

  8. @kinggrimlocksgaming1076 Avatar

    In my opinion he is making the road clear for more traffic so yall can use 2 lanes so I don't think he is stupid 😂😂

  9. @DarrkkMane Avatar

    You're driving way too slow. I can tell just by the screen that it isn't slippery. I'm not saying to speed, just 10mph below the speed limit is fine.

  10. @FBA-TJ Avatar

    A driver passed me the same way & jackknifed right into the grass. I kept it pushing & didn’t feel bad at all

  11. @SaxonSon Avatar

    If you’ve driven on snow-rated tires and non snow-rated tires, you’ll treat these conditions differently.
    A lot of trucking companies in the PNW equip proper tires for these conditions

  12. @jameslondon3833 Avatar

    He's putting tracks down. A couple more passes on that lane, and some riding on the fog lines makes a world of difference. You can drive at 50 in that thin laid snow and never have to worry.

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