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Posted: 5/4/2016 2:18:45 PM EDT
What the fuck is wrong with you? All the other truckers are in the right lane where they should be, doing 30 miles an hour in a 75. But you get the dip shit Idea that because you can do 31 miles an hour you should pass on the left blocking dozens, sometimes hundreds of vehicles The entire way up the mountain before you can get your slow ass back into the right lane.
DONT PASS ON AN UPHILL ROAD you inbred, uncle daddy having, toothless whore buying, Chris Hansen hating, plaid shirt wearing, cross dressing, retarded neck beard goat fucking son of a bitch. |
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What the fuck is wrong with you? All the other truckers are in the right lane where they should be, doing 30 miles an hour in a 75. But you get the dip shit Idea that because you can do 31 miles an hour you should pass on the left blocking dozens, sometimes hundreds of vehicles The entire way up the mountain before you can get your slow ass back into the right lane. DONT PASS ON AN UPHILL ROAD you inbred, uncle daddy having, toothless whore buying, Chris Hansen hating, plaid shirt wearing, cross dressing, retarded neck beard goat fucking son of a bitch. View Quote 3/10 |
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I have felt your pain OP......back when I lived where there are hills.
Fuck those guys. |
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lol, I deal with this on an almost daily basis. I sometimes wonder if they are just trolling.
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Fuckin' elephant races.
I can't stand that shit. They MUST do it on purpose. |
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Seems like the truck drivers are getting worse over the years in regards to their ability to drive their fucking trucks.
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Work by the side of a highway. Passenger vehicles here move over to the inside lane if it is free the vast majority of the time. Truckers don't half the time.
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Fuckin' elephant races. I can't stand that shit. They MUST do it on purpose. View Quote Had to endure it several times on my 300 mile motorcycle ride a couple of days ago. Stupid/selfish sonsofbitches are too damn dumb to look in their mirrors and observe/calculate traffic flows? Naw. I don't buy it. They just don't give a damn about anyone but themselves. |
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Seems like the truck drivers are getting worse over the years in regards to their ability to drive their fucking trucks. View Quote You want the non PC answer to why that is? Most of them are not from this country anymore, even half the caucasian looking guys you see....from eastern europe/russia etc. |
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Seems like the truck drivers are getting worse over the years in regards to their ability to drive their fucking trucks. View Quote I blame it on the automatic transmissions a lot of the newer trucks are running. Now every dumb sonofabitch with one leg and a beer gut small enough to cram in behind the wheel can be a long-haul hero. |
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When I saw the title I had a feeling it was Arizona. I can't leave the valley without getting trapped by convoy of trucks going half the speed limit. |
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My trucks can pass going up hill... Without slowing anyone down - unless you're excessively exceeding the speed limit.
550+ HP C15s and 3406Es don't bog down. |
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That's when you pull in front of the bastard and slow down. Make him start shifting and lose lots of speed. You'll probably not see him again after that.
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In CO most highways are 75, truckers go 60-65 and plug up the left lane trying to pass on the millions of mountains and hills we have here.
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It doesn't require hills. I'm sick to death of being cut off by those fuck sticks on 99 in CA.
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I also like the move in the flatlands where you enter the left lane to pass two semis when the following driver decides now is the time to pass...at 1MPH faster than the lead truck.
"Guess I'll just hang back here for a mile or two..." |
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And they're usually limited to 55 there. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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It doesn't require hills. I'm sick to death of being cut off by those fuck sticks on 99 in CA. And they're usually limited to 55 there. Yep you can thank cali for that. 55MPH all the way from the CA state line to So Cal (in between vegas and So cal) what a nightmare. All the 55MPH truck speed does is plug up traffic. |
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Summary executions at the first truck stop, head on a stake, truck torched, dispatcher beaten, freight auctioned off.
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Rage-inducing, especially on the Autobahn in Germany, where trucks are already limited to a max speed of 100kph (~60 mph). Just west of Chiemsee on Autobahn A-8, there's a long grade uphill toward Munich. Without fail, the piece of shit Iveco trucks coming out of Italy decide to have a side-by-side turtle race up that fucking hill. They barely have the power to do 100kph on a flat stretch, and they usually fall to well below that on the way up the hill. Sort of like this: https://data.motor-talk.de/data/galleries/0/18/3395/31917942/lkw-autobahn-1570527981910359130.jpg View Quote In situations like that, I always lane-split. Even in my Focus. When I get the 3 hashed lines in a circle sign, mofos best stay in the right lane. |
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Impatient passenger vehicle drivers who have no idea what it takes to get a semi-truck over a mountain...
Suck it. |
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My trucks can pass going up hill... Without slowing anyone down - unless you're excessively exceeding the speed limit. 550+ HP C15s and 3406Es don't bog down. View Quote Unfortunately, when it is a fleet vehicle the MPG ends up being more important that being able to climb a hill at the legal speed. That extra .25 MPG will add up when the entire fleet mileage is in the millions and that's what the accountants look for. |
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Stay in the right lane and downshift if you can't go the speed limit and pass someone. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Impatient passenger vehicle drivers who have no idea what it takes to get a semi-truck over a mountain... Suck it. Stay in the right lane and downshift if you can't go the speed limit and pass someone. He will pass... Eventually. Going 0.5 mph faster will get him there 20 seconds sooner. You don't know what it's like driving for realz. |
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Unfortunately, when it is a fleet vehicle the MPG ends up being more important that being able to climb a hill at the legal speed. That extra .25 MPG will add up when the entire fleet mileage is in the millions and that's what the accountants look for. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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My trucks can pass going up hill... Without slowing anyone down - unless you're excessively exceeding the speed limit. 550+ HP C15s and 3406Es don't bog down. Unfortunately, when it is a fleet vehicle the MPG ends up being more important that being able to climb a hill at the legal speed. That extra .25 MPG will add up when the entire fleet mileage is in the millions and that's what the accountants look for. It's my fleet. I just don't give a fuck. Big power is where it's at. One of my new drivers had a first in his life (Truck driver for 20+ years.) He had to use his jake brake going up hill because another truck pulled out in front of him. But then again, his truck has a 6NZ C15 done up by Pittsburgh power and was easily pushing 700+ HP. Truck got back over and he screamed by... At 78,600lbs. |
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trucker passes a trucker going 61 mph, at 62 mph, there is no fucking way it isn't on purpose
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I also like the move in the flatlands where you enter the left lane to pass two semis when the following driver decides now is the time to pass...at 1 0.01 MPH faster than the lead truck. "Guess I'll just hang back here for a mile or two 10 freaking miles..." View Quote I recently drove from SE TN to central WI and back. Truckers requiring 10 miles to pass another truck were the most common obstruction to the flow of traffic. I know they are trying to get were they are going as quickly as they can and probably have a lot of pressure to do so but....it is totally inconsiderate of all the other people on the road. |
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What the fuck is wrong with you? All the other truckers are in the right lane where they should be, doing 30 miles an hour in a 75. But you get the dip shit Idea that because you can do 31 miles an hour you should pass on the left blocking dozens, sometimes hundreds of vehicles The entire way up the mountain before you can get your slow ass back into the right lane. DONT PASS ON AN UPHILL ROAD you inbred, uncle daddy having, toothless whore buying, Chris Hansen hating, plaid shirt wearing, cross dressing, retarded neck beard goat fucking son of a bitch. View Quote This ^^^^ |
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The days of courtesy on road are long gone
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Yep.
The truck cocksuckers on S/B Interstate 15 in CA are some of the worst. There are clear lane restriction signs on those grades. Right lane only for trucks. I watched a brodozer dive right and brake to a stop once after an elephant race. The traffic on the left was solid for miles. Brought about 20 trucks to zero speed on that grade before he split. Hilarious. |
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It's my fleet. I just don't give a fuck. Big power is where it's at. One of my new drivers had a first in his life (Truck driver for 20+ years.) He had to use his jake brake going up hill because another truck pulled out in front of him. But then again, his truck has a 6NZ C15 done up by Pittsburgh power and was easily pushing 700+ HP. Truck got back over and he screamed by... At 78,600lbs. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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My trucks can pass going up hill... Without slowing anyone down - unless you're excessively exceeding the speed limit. 550+ HP C15s and 3406Es don't bog down. Unfortunately, when it is a fleet vehicle the MPG ends up being more important that being able to climb a hill at the legal speed. That extra .25 MPG will add up when the entire fleet mileage is in the millions and that's what the accountants look for. It's my fleet. I just don't give a fuck. Big power is where it's at. One of my new drivers had a first in his life (Truck driver for 20+ years.) He had to use his jake brake going up hill because another truck pulled out in front of him. But then again, his truck has a 6NZ C15 done up by Pittsburgh power and was easily pushing 700+ HP. Truck got back over and he screamed by... At 78,600lbs. impressive |
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Impatient passenger vehicle drivers who have no idea what it takes to get a semi-truck over a mountain...
Suck it. View Quote Stay in the right lane you dickless piece of shit. |
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It really is quite simple, they are doing their job. Time is money to most truck drivers the quicker they get from point a to point b the quicker they can get another load and do more work and make more money. It may seem infuriating to those who can't think past their own little world but those minutes add up quick when ALL you do is drive.
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It really is quite simple, they are doing their job. Time is money to most truck drivers the quicker they get from point a to point b the quicker they can get another load and do more work and make more money. It may seem infuriating to those who can't think past their own little world but those minutes add up quick when ALL you do is drive. View Quote 85 mph vs 59... |
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Impatient passenger vehicle drivers who have no idea what it takes to get a semi-truck over a mountain... Suck it. View Quote I work in an industry dedicated to saving lives, when I'm driving somewhere it's to bring back up a piece of gear that is very important to save lives. How would you like it if some asshole was delaying me as you lay waiting for help? Some of us really do need to get to our destination as fast as we can. |
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It really is quite simple, they are doing their job. Time is money to most truck drivers the quicker they get from point a to point b the quicker they can get another load and do more work and make more money. It may seem infuriating to those who can't think past their own little world but those minutes add up quick when ALL you do is drive. View Quote Bullshit. There are as many selfish idiot semi drivers as there are passenger vehicle drivers. They are too damn lazy or selfish to be bothered trying to be part of safe, orderly traffic flows. They impose their will on the drivers of smaller vehicles. It's really quite simple... |
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