Driver Brake Checks Semi Truck at Night π³π€¦ββοΈ
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marguerite_robin:
lol that bump. "bye have a great time"
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lol that bump. "bye have a great time"
Dark highway, no one else around. Perfect timing for Darwin to arrive with Newton's Law of Motion. lol
The scream makes me laugh!
just swatted an annoying fly out of the way
Aftermath & Additional Info: The trucker was hauling over 40,000 lbs of liquid bulk hazmat cargo in an unbaffled smoothbore tanker. Under Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Title 49 CFR regulations, drivers transporting bulk hazardous materials are bound by strict protocols regarding emergency stops to prevent catastrophic spills, fires, or explosions. Heavy liquid chemicals (like sulfuric acid, ethanol, or solvents) cannot fill a tanker completely without exceeding federal weight limits (80,000 lbs gross vehicle weight), which creates significant "slosh space" (outage). If the trucker had locked up his brakes at speed, the violent forward liquid surge could have ruptured the tank shell, sheared the kingpin, or rolled the entire rigβlikely killing both drivers. Locking up the brakes wasn't just dangerous; it was a physical impossibility to do safely. Ultimately, the car spun off into the ditch and according to the trucker the driver seemed unharmed. The trucker then pulled over further down the road to check on him, but by the time he walked back, the road rager had already left. The only damage to the rig was a cracked front bumper and a broken radar/driving assistant sensor (~$3,500 in repairs). The fleeing driver couldn't be identified, but the truckerβs companyβs insurance covered the repairs and used the dashcam evidence to waive the driverβs fault and keep their safety rating clean. ****
Who tf is stupid enough to do that if you show that to a cop I bet they just let u off
Ah yes, the Wilhelm Scream! It deserves more uses here on YouTube Shorts.
Top reasons to never brake check a semi 1. Youll lose
Stupid acts get stupid responses lol
βI didnβt have time to wait for you to pass the other truck, but I do have time to brake check you and cause an accident.β π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘π€‘
That's the only correct way to deal with people that think brake checking is a good idea.
Lmfao πππ Honda going 60 sounds like 140 π
Ah yes, the "finding out" part.
I wouldn't even stop.
bro thought he was the main character then got yeeted like a Lv1 bandit
Car? What car? I didn't see no car, and neither did you!! πππ
Slam on your breaks in front of an 80,000 pound wrecking ball,that will definitely end well
As a Trucker; MAINTAIN Your Lane and Don't Cause a Crash While Attempting to Avoid One.
I dont get why people do that. If i shoot the gap infront of a truck i make sure i am able to just speed tf off. No way am i stopping i front of him
Middle of the night f-ing around what an IDEOT These drives are Working and your playing dangerous games