Trucks use left lane...Why, you ask? This is why!!!!

Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by supersnackbar, Sep 3, 2017.

  1. supersnackbar

    supersnackbar Road Train Member

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    I-65 between Memphis IN and Louisville.

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    Can't see a seal, so, don't know if it's loaded... wonder how long it took to pry the seat out of his butt
     
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  3. tucker

    tucker Road Train Member

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    They should suck the fuel out of the tanks and let it there,
    Plus put a LED roadsign (that is unreadable except for that split second the angle is perfect) with a trucks use left lane message.
     
  4. Tb0n3

    Tb0n3 Road Train Member

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    As far as I can tell the "trucks use left lane" signs are to ease merging traffic in packed construction zones, not to keep trucks from veering off the shoulder.
     
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  5. mitrucker

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    I think those signs are to keep the no talent steering wheel holders from doing just what this clown did.
     
  6. supersnackbar

    supersnackbar Road Train Member

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    Plus the paved shoulder isn't made for large amounts of heavy truck traffic. Usually that's where you see the left lane requirements.
     
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  7. Ffx95

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    Looks like an owner op truck to me. Maybe he got real tired and swerved off? Atleast it's on its side not upside down.
     
  8. xsetra

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    Looks like they ran over a bit of guardrail. I'll bet their seat cushion is packed pretty tight.
     
  9. albert l

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    Maybe, maybe not
    A lot of clowns either can't read or just don't care as they blow by everyone else who are correctly running the left lane
     
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  10. silverspur

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    It is a big problem between Louisville and Nashville too. At least ten signs say All Trucks Left Lane 55 mph and I have only seen one driver besides myself that will actually do it.
     
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  11. lovesthedrive

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    Gotta be empty to not have pulled the truck over on its side. That is one for the pucker factor
     
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