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maybe the wind sucks them to the back and smashes them
It's physics. The wind going around it while driving forward causes a vortex, slinging the bugs around at a high velocity, and… splat they go against the back.
Train
It’s the same exact principle as water going over a waterfall anything going over ends up in the wash and then spins over and over again until it’s ready to let you go unfortunately not always in the direction that you want. That’s why it’s extremely dangerous to swim near any dams this is jest a bugs view of that affect
It was on a train.
This guy has a license
And a voteThat was some kind of animal that was stuck on the running gear that was shedding pieces as he was driving down the road both don't look like bugs those look like chunks
Draft air. Its the same in winter
90+ in a 55 work zone ought to do it.😊
It was on a train
That has to be a swift truck! When I drove for them 2005? I had a bird kill itself on my trailer latch!
Them bugs be trying to draft like nascar’s
They left their doors open while they were on the interstate
Some real retards thinking it was the train.
Aerodynamics sucked them in?
The driver drove with OPEN DOORS, a rain, back draft… yep, lots of reasons.
When a truck burns oil you see it on the back also
That’s from being on an intermodal train before being put on the chassis. I’m a locomotive engineer, I know
That's one fast bug. AND one slow ass truck
It only takes a small amount of common sense just very little I know I know I know even that’s not easy for a lot of people. I will help you out with this one okay 👍 are you ready for this ?. Im going to type this slowly so you understand, the trailer was on a train at one point and was not washed afterwards.
I would say that that trailer has been towed from the rear
Or…dumbass, you have shit tire mud flaps… Cause there is this thing called physics…
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