37 responses to “Act Like Swift and We’ll Pull Your KingPin! Truckers give ZERO F’s about your feelings, driver!”
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It's a felony to interfere with any interstate vehicle.
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That’s just a dick move
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Just lock the trailer brakes and pull forward a little, but always check your rig because there are a lot of entitled morons out there. 💙 T.E.N.
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Your a douchebag to pull a kingpin
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Pulling the pin is the biggest twats trick going.
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SOMEONE MAY GET HURT BAD DONT EVER PULL SOMEONE'S PIN EVER. BUT IN THIS CASE I THINK ITS ON THE TRAILER 😂 TEAM NEWBIE 😂 😮😮😮😮😮😮
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100% Driver Failure to NOT do a Proper Pre Trip. If you fail to do a proper "Tug", then its YOUR fault. Start cranking on the Trailer Gear.
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Man why cost any company money these times.. that's close to 1000 bucks man come out lift that truck up.. That's wrong as hell😮😮😮😮
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That's why if I'm away from my truck,even just going in store .I do a tug test.there are a**holes out there
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Yep that's a swift alright. Lol
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If you drove for me and did that, if i found out, i'd fire you..
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Oops
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Trailer swift
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Truckers don't pull kingpins
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So you're admitting to committing a felony?
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$100 says swift did this alone and tried to put the blame on the other guy. After all swift stands for See What I Fuckup Today.
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Pull my pin and get sent to heaven
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Back in the day, we'd pull pins on the nonunion guys stealing our work. It was funny to watch. The best ones were the day cabs with the coiled airlines. Sometimes when the gladhand came loose with the coiled lines stretched way out, it would take out the back window.
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Swiftly Swift drivers just being Swift drivers
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It’s almost like this could’ve been avoided with a pre-trip inspection. It’s only required by law. Just goes to show that guys a paycheck driver and shouldn’t be behind the wheel of a truck. There’s reasons required to go over your shit before you start driving I bet he won’t forget to check it again.
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Sure wish I finished training
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Yeah that's wrong to do to anyone. I've been trucking for 15 yrs this month myself as well as a 3rd gen trucker. Over the years I've witnessed lots of stuff that had made me laugh and irritated me whether in parking lots of on the hwy. I've even sat back, early in my career and watched a guy walk over to another rig and pull his pin and laughed. But, after watching the guy pull out and his trailer drop to the ground (loaded) followed by a tow truck and police coming to help him out of his situation, I found it less funny and more cruel. Call me old fashioned but when you own your equipment and pay your own wrecker bill,vstuff like that tends to be more upsetting than comical. Just my opinion
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Nah at this point swift drivers are the least of my worries the ones im annoyed about are the middle eastern flip flop drivers. I’m pulling Abu’s and Mohammed’s kingpin every night at Loves
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That's a chicken shit move no matter what the issue. Truck driving is infested with parasites.
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Do a tug test. Even if you just hooked it up.
My first truck was a 1985 peterbuilt. Doesn't always latch, very meticulous on the height of the trailer and fifth wheel when hooking up -
Who is we?
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Looks more like he hooked to a trailer at a shipper and forgot to check to make sure his fifth wheel was locked.
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NO TUG TEST SMH
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Still snow on the 5th wheel. Appears that air lines were never attached to that trailer!
Music sucks and your filming skills are worse.
Probably more storyline than what is seen herein -
A ver cómo le haces pdjo la volviste a cagar
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Smothe move exlax …
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Good job whoever pulled it cause now he can call the cops. Im sure your on video or think you have friends inside who are gonna save you lol. I just hope he actually called the cops cause whatever he did is not worth risking lives.
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Swift stands for See What I Fu$ked up Today
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😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 guess he did not do a pretrip
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So basically you're filming your crime, good job! 👍
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I've seen trucks do the same thing, dude didn't ensure it was properly seated in the fithwheel. F'n hilarious.
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I would of came in & john wick the building 😂
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