23 responses to “FUEL TRUCK CRASH. LOVES TRUCK LOST CONTROL. THIS IS WHY FUEK COSTS SO MUCH.”
I hope the driver is ok I bet some nut behind their wheel was break checking the trucker..
If it had to happen this is best case scenario. Upright truck, no spill, no fire, no one else involved.
Blown tire?I go through there everyday. But not today thankfully lol
STOP FUCKIN RUBBERNECKIN FUCK!
Blow out front tire driver side
Most likely caused by some asshole on their phone going 20 under !! Next time don’t hit the brakes!
Now all those gawkers on the other lane causing a backup
I get my fuel and showers and do my 10 to 34 hour breaks at loves the majority of tire service is loves other maintenance work like a PM is at loves
Competitors I very rarely ever go to 99.8% is lovesHe kept it upright and not explode. Need to watch the tapes to see what happened.
But pending DA test I'll give him the benefits of the doubt. Would have been better to have kept it in the median.I believe it! Some of the worst drivers on the road! As soon as I see one coming up to pass me I’m definitely on high alert!
I hope it was a medically related reason and not because the driver was distracted.
Put down the phone and drive!
Skid marks tell the tale. He spun her all the way around. Likely due to a four wheeler crashing across 3 lanes because they had to exit. I hate 4 wheelers
Thank God no one was hurt.
Glad nobody got hurt
I don't know about anywhere else. But in Massachusetts company fuel haulers are some of the most dangerous drivers. I will say it's never o/o always company. There is one spot N of Boston where there is a rotary (roundabout) there has been a handful of roll overs with 1 in particular that caught fire. The road off the rotary is downhill. So there was flaming gasoline running down the roadway. F that you can't pay me enough to get my hazmat!
..gave some Love to that guardrail..!!!!
Thank God!
Another bone head driver
Pleasant Valley, MO. I-35. Drive through there everyday
First off I hope the driver is ok, secondly I drive big rigs, the one component that scares me the most on rigs is our steering linkages. I check mine every week for loose parts. It is held together by nuts and bolts that look like they were stollen off a little tikes tricycle and the linkages are about 2" in diameter you could probably break it by staring too hard. This looks like a broken drag link or steering linkage.
Where was this at?
WHOOPS !!! I do hope he's ok !!!🙏🙏🙏🙏
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