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Respect. Truck drivers are saints. People often don’t associate cars with the people inside them—it’s almost like object permanence. This really changes how they behave on the road compared to other social situations. I loved your point about ego; it’s so true.
For me, understanding that people see you as just a truck or a vehicle, not a person, has been helpful. I do a lot of city driving, and it’s kind of funny how people’s behavior shifts when you make eye contact. It really shows how differently we act behind the wheel.
You could have slowed down long before 🤡
I always ride the left lane on interchanges most likely that right lanes gonna end at the merge
These days I usually just let everyone over. Big truck or not. I just don’t like to add to the road rage problem. Been there done that
Principle of the day:
As far as it depends on you, be peaceable with everyone. It'll lower everyone's blood pressure.
Love what your doing but the rapid camera movements are distracting
If you want to get in that lane use your turn signal that’s what it’s for
Driving through east st louis , bridges are your least concern
Probably texting or doing something else other then paying attention to your blinker light
You didn't have your turn signal on until halfway through the video. How was the guy in the truck supposed to know where you're going
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