22 responses to “The MOST DANGEROUS AND MOST FEARED risk truckers take DAILY by being a big rig trucker in America”
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I think you are supposed to use common sense. Maybe you shouldn't be driving a large truck.
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Better planning next time
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poor trucker needs to have more experience.
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And people wonder why there will be a bigger driver shortage. Dumb ass government
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Get rid of government bullshit!
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We don’t see “bad”. You scared of the dark? Be courageous & manly if it’s all that… Record when there’s some action. Most ppl want to be entertained & don’t care otherwise.
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Thanks Big Brother
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Plan better… that's what you do.
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Start acting crazy!
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Crap. Hide in the truck!!!!
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ELD starts alerting you 2 hours ahead of schedule sounds like poor judgment on the driver’s part not to find a safe place to park
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Nothing like planning your day.
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The company I drive for does not have PC, but there is no way in hell I would stay there I would find some place safer or carry pew pew
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I wouldn't die for the DOT clock. Move.
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Bad or no planning
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Put it on personal conveyance, and get to the Pilot in East Saint Louis or the Flying J, or one nearby on the outskirts.
Poor trip planning on your part. -
Personal convence driver or use your extra 2 hrs don't be a steering wheel holder
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You go off duty then you use personal convenience. In the comment box you write the words safe Haven. This will allow you to get to the nearest truckstop or a safer place to park
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Stay in your truck dumbass. Drove for 21years.
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They need an emergency "buffer" of time!
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Personal conveyance. In your off duty menu on your ELD. 60 miles
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I was recently thinking about this. I have family in transport. I was thinking some uber type app for security services like rent a spot light with a camera like home depot does in Chicago. Or a jeep with a bunch of offroad lights. Charge the customer per hr might be good for both.
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