Hi Tez, The one with the car going bush trying to get around the Oversize, Well that was me driving the truck, Driver of the car told the Cops that I hit her and as you can see in the video that clearly was not the case. Love the vids keep up the good work.🚚🚛🚦🛑
3:10 Everyone ... Please PLEASE be safe on our roads. No need to overtake in this scenario. Back off and be patient. --> Caraveners are lucky all that got destroyed was their caravan and not them. Like so many, I have seen this all too often ..... BE SAFE and BE PATIENT everyone. Thankyou.
Some car drivers towing caravans seem to have no idea how long their vehicle is, I've been overtaken on my ride to or from school by these drivers. They pass with plenty of room from their car but then cut back in and nearly take me out with the caravan. I'm super wary of these guys now. I wonder why there is no need for a proper training session and test for them.
Great stuff, as always, Terry! 👍🏼👍🏼 2:59 If ever there was a need to show that anybody wanting to tow anything should be licenced to do so, this is it. That need has been around for years, yet we see more of this, far too frequently.
As someone who tows a big, heavy caravan, PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE. I'd rather be 5 minutes late, than dead before my time. And I hope the blokes' van insurance didn't cough up!!! Cheers mate. Ausgranny 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤶🚛
@@waynepantry7023 because it is people who make really bad errors in judgement, like this guy, that makes everyone elses' insurance go UP!! And this incident could have been SO MUCH WORSE. A harsh penalty would hopefully curb DANGEROUS driving. Fingers crossed 🤞🏾. Cheers Ausgranny 😁😁
@ 3"12 I cannot understand this need for speed towing a caravan, you're on holiday, relaxing trip, seeing places, visiting museums, but for some stupid reason it's GUNG HO to get as fast as you can go towards your accident waiting to happen and you found it. Hope your satisfied with this stunt, makes good footage for Idiot of the Week, your holiday is stuffed good & proper, THE NEED FOR SPEED, where did it get you?
So many, even on these pages advocate speed. If you cant keep up, your not fit to drive. Were has common sense and driving with in your ability gone. Some drivers are extremely skillful, others are an accident waiting to happen. Thankfully there are enough out there that can drive safely and dont feel the need to cruise at the speed limit. They can get some clown with a loud attitude tailgating very closely and ignoring the safety they boast about
Honestly, if everyone just followed the old 3 second rule when following another vehicle and they have no intention or ability to overtake the vehicle in front, other road users would be less impatient. Just common courtesy really; there are way to many self entitled wankers in society today.
First clip where was it??? I am a road train driver in Perth and talk with my fellow drivers about this shit. There seems to be an overwhelming increase in the amount of car drivers who will drive in the far outside lane and, at the last second, decide they want to get off at the next exit and erratically cut across multiple lanes to do so!!! I witnessed one on the Kwinana Freeway where the car slammed into the crash barrier at the beginning of the armco lane dividing barrier. I thought to myself "theyre dead" and radiod back to another driver that i knew was behind me. He said that the occupants were out of the car and walking around but the car was totalled! This seems like it is getting more prevalent and is just crazy shit to be doing!!
@@dougtilley5977 That's always the smarter option, compared to bouncing off concrete or steel immovable objects... or other vehicles! 👍🏼👍🏼 There's nothing wrong with a bit of "scenic route correction"! 🤣🤣
The caravan one was in North West WA, Mongrel Dog Productions was travelling right behind and was one of the first on scene, that lad on the bike was very shook up and near going into shock. It was closer than it looks on the video.
Thanks Tez, keep them coming. We drive a 4WD truck motorhome and we are slow to accelerate for passing and have limited top speed but we are dismayed by the lack of awareness of other drivers to their own vehicle limitations. A simple UHF call to road trains deferring to them to facilitate their safel overtaking is just one simple courtesy. Caravaners need to be schooled on some of the real road techniques. After all they are driving the equivalent of a semi on an "A" class licence.
Well there goes their caravan holiday, and about $50K. Not the holiday snaps they were hoping to show their friends. Bet they're feeling a bit silly now.
@@catsarethebestpeople5790 What a coincidence that the empty caravan shaped hole in the carport is the exact same shape as the caravan shaped hole in their wallet.
@@davidbrayshaw3529 So expensive and they start leaking way too easily before long. Then people just end up with an extra house next to their house when their previous plans of traveling in it a lot don't pan out. Of course you're not traveling in it a lot. You have to work extra just to pay for the thing & you didn't plan for the fees of wherever you travel to park it. You can buy a lot of Airbnb days with that money.
@@KLondike5 All very, very true. Add to that that most of the conversations that you engage in will go something "where's the cheapest diesel in town"?, "it was 10 cents cheaper in the last place we visited", " This caravan park is nowhere near as good as the last place we stayed, and it's $10 a night dearer", " The Aldi Chardonay is good enough for me" and "The Landcruiser might be a bit better for towing but the Diso's more comfortable". My father did a lap about 20 years ago. Let me just say that his experience tempered any temptation that might have developed in my middle years. I'll see you at the B&B. You'll recognise me. I'm the bloke driving the small economical car while my "caravan money" and my "Landcuiser money" sits in the bank earning me the interest that's paying for my holiday.
Hi Tez, thanks for sharing. The people in the first video are so lucky the truck driver was on the ball. In th 2nd video, if you look at the vehicles on the other side of the drain you will notice that the bonnet on the white SUV and the tray back ute behind it are both bent up and back, so I would say that they were involved in a nose to tail and the truck and dog has got out of control trying to stop in time.
I'd say the motorbikes had already wound it back before the caravan struck the truck, the van was obviously aware of the bikes and was trying to pull back in too fast. That's a lucky day but it's a shocker that should not have happened.
@@davidbrayshaw3529 Yep I think your right. Thank God they were on the ball, bet they didn't expect the van to jack knife though. Therse must be a new breed of van drivers, racers unlike the old fart van drivers with 50 cars behing them doing 67 k's in a 100 zone.
@@livingadamman7994 Bike riders have to undergo defensive rider training as a prerequisite for licensing. No such requirement exists if you want to tow a three and a half tonne pig trailer behind a two tonne vehicle. Stop to think about the latter, for a second. It's a recipe for disaster. And there's a big difference between grandad's old XE Falcon with it's 250 6 in it and these modern common rail diesels that pull these vans along. Modern engines are capable of achieving sustained "high" speeds under load. The "new breed" you talk about was always present on the road. He's just now armed with a light machine gun instead of the old service revolver.
@@davidbrayshaw3529 There you go, well put mate. Besides proud attitudes and the look at me in my new van it's better than yours mind set, anxiety and other attention disorders are now much higher than the old days as perhaps another factor. I was thinking about the wobbles I once got towing a van which were very scary when the van starts steering you, and as you rightly put not only is the weight factor not equal but theres no defensive training to tow a van. I'm a rider of many years on all size bikes I've been cleaned up by cars so I know how it goes out on the road but fortunately I don't go on any busy highways more country highways these days occasionally I go to Brisbane which is pretty hectic. From the dash cam videos I'd say the roads are twice as dangerous as when I began driving 32 years ago, and the roads are better. Goose neck trailers are the go, they stop a lot of the wobble effect as they mount over the rear axel. They even have caravan racing in the USA, better on a track than on the roads.
Wobble boxes... Some of em are as long as a small semi trailer... But they don't need a licence endorsement... Something desperately wrong with that... No sympathy when they FUBAR...
If you ever go to the caravan shows watch the clown that calls himself an expert,then says they should always travel in the middle lane on a three lane motor way and its safe to do 105km
I've found when towing my van, the truck I'm following usually is going the same direction as me, and eventually one of us will turn off, or there'll be a very clear good opportunity to overtake..and I'll be on the two way talking to old mate...
Guy in the Dog Truck was Driving it like it was a Sports Car (like all Dirt Movers do) Probably having a line of Speed or on Insta, was traveling way to fast, way to close realised he was about to Murder a Few More People so he Swerved & Ploughed Straight Through That Useless Wire Barrier , Luckily he ran out of Momentum!
1:25. "OW FARK (crow call), I'm a going the wrong way." Back when Adelaide had only the Glenelg tramline & the STA ran all public transport, the busman's joke was driver than took to many wrong turns en route got put onto trams. Then we have the goose @ North Shore Geelong, doing V/Line rail replacement. But the line taking interstate freight trains was not under occupation. therefore the coach driver was surprised when the level crossing became activated. He didn't want to get reported for crossing the crossing (which there was likely still time to do) but stopped on the crossing & waited (er, for the train I think???). Doing rail replacement yet gets hit by a much longer heavier train than the ones he's replacing. By the time here heard the 5 chime Leslies on the lead loco, there were only seconds in it. No deaths & only 2 people aboard the bus. Front left corner of the bus destroyed.Train did not derail & only minor damage to front of loco.
Hi as a Kiwi who drove tankers in WA, how about some vids of camels, steers and kangaroos committing hari kari particularly at night. Thank god for heavy duty roo bars. My wife was run into while stationary by a large roo jumping a fence onto the road.
Possibly, but that era of Commodore were not noted for having the best rear suspension set ups, especially as componentry such as bushes and shock absorbers started wearing. With a lot of miles on them, they can become quite squirrely without too much input from the driver.
I don't understand why the caravan was overtaking a truck which is speed limit to 100km and towing a trailer is speed limited to 80km. Just becouse cops turn a blind eye doesn't mean you have to risk it
Respect. That extra minute you might save , Just might kill you or others, it’s just not worth it, we have a lifetime for a reason. Slow the Fuck Down…
The ole Wobble Box army, Brains of a peanut, Hope he copped a fine when the Police turned up and reviewed dash cam footage from truck, and insurance cancelled policy after Police Job number issued.
What is the speed of this caravan accident? I don't see the dash cam truck make any attempt to save this situation, if anything, they are closing up the gap in front as the caravan driver comes past. The truckie really made no attempt to male this already difficult move any easier or safer for anyone. With friends like that on the road, who needs enemies.
I love Aussie trucks. Bull bars are the norm, not like American trucks. Its so sweet to have minimal damage on the bar when a kanga 🦘 commits suicide on it or a 4 wheel jackass wants to brake check me. Twice ive rammed a cars boot into the backseat from those stupid games with only paint smears on the bar. WORTH IT! Theres a lot to be said for Mad Max 2 in trucker's fantasies. I loved giving those 2 stupid prizes, but i had to act mature & concerned but inside i was mega thrilled! 😈😁
These videos are rare. The trucks aren’t at fault 🤔 I think. I’m sorry but truck drivers are their own worst enemy. Maybe these videos are all about karma. Truck drivers are so disrespectful on the road, for example road work zones with speed limits of 80ks no not for truck drivers 100ks! How many road workers have to die in this country for truck drivers to learn! This is only one point I have many more. Just saying!
that caravan one boggles the mind - trying to overtake 2 road trains? insane!
G'day Mate, yeh that Caravan was certainly totalled , end of their holiday , and thanks for the plug .
any time mate
Instant boat trailer...
Hi Tez, The one with the car going bush trying to get around the Oversize, Well that was me driving the truck, Driver of the car told the Cops that I hit her and as you can see in the video that clearly was not the case.
Love the vids keep up the good work.🚚🚛🚦🛑
Thank you mate.
Truck was no where near the car! Lucky you had dash cam to back you up.
Geez you’re doing well with the views and subs. Well done. Keep up the great work. Stay safe.
Thank You Ella.
The little punch buggy 😂👌🏼
I love this way of you commenting on this stuff. Good Work!
That's one less caravan on the road at least.
One good thing!
3:10 Everyone ... Please PLEASE be safe on our roads. No need to overtake in this scenario. Back off and be patient. --> Caraveners are lucky all that got destroyed was their caravan and not them. Like so many, I have seen this all too often ..... BE SAFE and BE PATIENT everyone. Thankyou.
Love it cool video Slow down and stay safe
Some car drivers towing caravans seem to have no idea how long their vehicle is, I've been overtaken on my ride to or from school by these drivers. They pass with plenty of room from their car but then cut back in and nearly take me out with the caravan. I'm super wary of these guys now. I wonder why there is no need for a proper training session and test for them.
The caravan collision was on the Great Eastern Hwy, Western Australia, a couple of weeks ago. Out near Coolgardie. The bikies were very lucky.
Great stuff, as always, Terry! 👍🏼👍🏼
2:59 If ever there was a need to show that anybody wanting to tow anything should be licenced to do so, this is it.
That need has been around for years, yet we see more of this, far too frequently.
As someone who tows a big, heavy caravan, PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE. I'd rather be 5 minutes late, than dead before my time. And I hope the blokes' van insurance didn't cough up!!! Cheers mate. Ausgranny 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤶🚛
This is why people towing caravans should have a UHF, a little communication with the truck driver could have gone a long way
@@waynepantry7023 because it is people who make really bad errors in judgement, like this guy, that makes everyone elses' insurance go UP!! And this incident could have been SO MUCH WORSE. A harsh penalty would hopefully curb DANGEROUS driving. Fingers crossed 🤞🏾. Cheers Ausgranny 😁😁
Hello Tez, your vocal delivery is excellent, sadly cannot say the same for the driving skills of some drivers. Thankyou.
Thank you Rob
Man it's nuts how many folks don't understand what a pilot, with flashing lights and signage, is trying to do with an oversize load.
Just another thing P platers are not taught during their probationary period, what you are taught in that time stays with you
@ 3"12 I cannot understand this need for speed towing a caravan, you're on holiday, relaxing trip, seeing places, visiting museums, but for some stupid reason it's GUNG HO to get as fast as you can go towards your accident waiting to happen and you found it. Hope your satisfied with this stunt, makes good footage for Idiot of the Week, your holiday is stuffed good & proper, THE NEED FOR SPEED, where did it get you?
Gotta get in front of a truck at all costs
@@dougtilley5977 and buses... 🤦
I reckon his insurance company would tell him where to lodge his claim too.
So many, even on these pages advocate speed. If you cant keep up, your not fit to drive. Were has common sense and driving with in your ability gone. Some drivers are extremely skillful, others are an accident waiting to happen. Thankfully there are enough out there that can drive safely and dont feel the need to cruise at the speed limit. They can get some clown with a loud attitude tailgating very closely and ignoring the safety they boast about
Honestly, if everyone just followed the old 3 second rule when following another vehicle and they have no intention or ability to overtake the vehicle in front, other road users would be less impatient. Just common courtesy really; there are way to many self entitled wankers in society today.
Thanks Tez
Well that's one less wobble box 😂😂
Wow oh wow
First clip where was it??? I am a road train driver in Perth and talk with my fellow drivers about this shit. There seems to be an overwhelming increase in the amount of car drivers who will drive in the far outside lane and, at the last second, decide they want to get off at the next exit and erratically cut across multiple lanes to do so!!! I witnessed one on the Kwinana Freeway where the car slammed into the crash barrier at the beginning of the armco lane dividing barrier. I thought to myself "theyre dead" and radiod back to another driver that i knew was behind me. He said that the occupants were out of the car and walking around but the car was totalled! This seems like it is getting more prevalent and is just crazy shit to be doing!!
My idea is... never try correct an error / missed turn half way through it, do the error and and correct it at the next turn.
@@dougtilley5977 That's always the smarter option, compared to bouncing off concrete or steel immovable objects... or other vehicles! 👍🏼👍🏼
There's nothing wrong with a bit of "scenic route correction"! 🤣🤣
2:40 "Off the beaten track. Off the beaten track. High adventures with the Leyland Brothers, off the beaten track"
The caravan one was in North West WA, Mongrel Dog Productions was travelling right behind and was one of the first on scene, that lad on the bike was very shook up and near going into shock. It was closer than it looks on the video.
Was that one of those super expensive off road caravans? Well is off road now.
Thanks Tez, keep them coming. We drive a 4WD truck motorhome and we are slow to accelerate for passing and have limited top speed but we are dismayed by the lack of awareness of other drivers to their own vehicle limitations. A simple UHF call to road trains deferring to them to facilitate their safel overtaking is just one simple courtesy. Caravaners need to be schooled on some of the real road techniques. After all they are driving the equivalent of a semi on an "A" class licence.
😳😳😳😳😲😲wow, those bikers, how lucky, just a nanosecond away.......
The caravan smash was north of Kalgoorlie in WA. Kal is about 600k's East of Perth.
I love bullbars. Every truck should have one.! 😊
Well there goes their caravan holiday, and about $50K. Not the holiday snaps they were hoping to show their friends. Bet they're feeling a bit silly now.
🤣Just go home now.
@@brendaeulenstein4255 yep, where they'll find a big, empty caravan-shaped hole in their carport
@@catsarethebestpeople5790 What a coincidence that the empty caravan shaped hole in the carport is the exact same shape as the caravan shaped hole in their wallet.
@@davidbrayshaw3529 So expensive and they start leaking way too easily before long. Then people just end up with an extra house next to their house when their previous plans of traveling in it a lot don't pan out. Of course you're not traveling in it a lot. You have to work extra just to pay for the thing & you didn't plan for the fees of wherever you travel to park it. You can buy a lot of Airbnb days with that money.
@@KLondike5 All very, very true. Add to that that most of the conversations that you engage in will go something "where's the cheapest diesel in town"?, "it was 10 cents cheaper in the last place we visited", " This caravan park is nowhere near as good as the last place we stayed, and it's $10 a night dearer", " The Aldi Chardonay is good enough for me" and "The Landcruiser might be a bit better for towing but the Diso's more comfortable".
My father did a lap about 20 years ago. Let me just say that his experience tempered any temptation that might have developed in my middle years.
I'll see you at the B&B. You'll recognise me. I'm the bloke driving the small economical car while my "caravan money" and my "Landcuiser money" sits in the bank earning me the interest that's paying for my holiday.
That truck and dog incident was on the M7 in Sydney - all were okay
Hi Tez, thanks for sharing. The people in the first video are so lucky the truck driver was on the ball. In th 2nd video, if you look at the vehicles on the other side of the drain you will notice that the bonnet on the white SUV and the tray back ute behind it are both bent up and back, so I would say that they were involved in a nose to tail and the truck and dog has got out of control trying to stop in time.
Thank you David. With the tuck and dog I think you are right.
I'd say the motorbikes had already wound it back before the caravan struck the truck, the van was obviously aware of the bikes and was trying to pull back in too fast. That's a lucky day but it's a shocker that should not have happened.
I reckon that they were very near stopped by the time the collision happened.
@@davidbrayshaw3529 Yep I think your right. Thank God they were on the ball, bet they didn't expect the van to jack knife though. Therse must be a new breed of van drivers, racers unlike the old fart van drivers with 50 cars behing them doing 67 k's in a 100 zone.
@@livingadamman7994 Bike riders have to undergo defensive rider training as a prerequisite for licensing. No such requirement exists if you want to tow a three and a half tonne pig trailer behind a two tonne vehicle. Stop to think about the latter, for a second. It's a recipe for disaster.
And there's a big difference between grandad's old XE Falcon with it's 250 6 in it and these modern common rail diesels that pull these vans along.
Modern engines are capable of achieving sustained "high" speeds under load.
The "new breed" you talk about was always present on the road. He's just now armed with a light machine gun instead of the old service revolver.
@@davidbrayshaw3529 There you go, well put mate. Besides proud attitudes and the look at me in my new van it's better than yours mind set, anxiety and other attention disorders are now much higher than the old days as perhaps another factor. I was thinking about the wobbles I once got towing a van which were very scary when the van starts steering you, and as you rightly put not only is the weight factor not equal but theres no defensive training to tow a van. I'm a rider of many years on all size bikes I've been cleaned up by cars so I know how it goes out on the road but fortunately I don't go on any busy highways more country highways these days occasionally I go to Brisbane which is pretty hectic. From the dash cam videos I'd say the roads are twice as dangerous as when I began driving 32 years ago, and the roads are better. Goose neck trailers are the go, they stop a lot of the wobble effect as they mount over the rear axel. They even have caravan racing in the USA, better on a track than on the roads.
One more thing, it's not only the weight factor of these vans but the aerodynamic drag, wind alone can jackknife them I'd bet.
Great content.
I am also a heavy truck driver.
The standard for some car drivers is terrible.
Keep on Trucking Laddie's ! And educating them cage driver's about safely sharing the road !
Giddy Tex that truck going through the wire barrier.. if you see just I front of him was a nose to tail accident
Wobble boxes... Some of em are as long as a small semi trailer... But they don't need a licence endorsement... Something desperately wrong with that... No sympathy when they FUBAR...
If you ever go to the caravan shows watch the clown that calls himself an expert,then says they should always travel in the middle lane on a three lane motor way and its safe to do 105km
@@jetblack9623 That type of "expert" is called a salesman. He is a clown. Not a funny one, either!
1:43 Who would believe this was the main highway between Sydney and Brisbane.
Going through Macksville, NSW and just a few years back.
I've found when towing my van, the truck I'm following usually is going the same direction as me, and eventually one of us will turn off, or there'll be a very clear good opportunity to overtake..and I'll be on the two way talking to old mate...
I used that same song in a video few months back cool song hey!.
The scratch on the bull bar is worth more than any caravan or its driver.
Well that caravan was on the road outside of the curfew hours between 2.45am and 3.45am Sunday mornings.
3:00 is east bound into Kalgoorlie on the Great Eastern Highway.
Guy in the Dog Truck was Driving it like it was a Sports Car (like all Dirt Movers do) Probably having a line of Speed or on Insta, was traveling way to fast, way to close realised he was about to Murder a Few More People so he Swerved & Ploughed Straight Through That Useless Wire Barrier , Luckily he ran out of Momentum!
Can't be sure, but that caravan? Bet it was the Newell. School hols on that road are a nightmare.
1:25. "OW FARK (crow call), I'm a going the wrong way."
Back when Adelaide had only the Glenelg tramline & the STA ran all public transport, the busman's joke was driver than took to many wrong turns en route got put onto trams.
Then we have the goose @ North Shore Geelong, doing V/Line rail replacement. But the line taking interstate freight trains was not under occupation. therefore the coach driver was surprised when the level crossing became activated.
He didn't want to get reported for crossing the crossing (which there was likely still time to do) but stopped on the crossing & waited (er, for the train I think???).
Doing rail replacement yet gets hit by a much longer heavier train than the ones he's replacing.
By the time here heard the 5 chime Leslies on the lead loco, there were only seconds in it.
No deaths & only 2 people aboard the bus. Front left corner of the bus destroyed.Train did not derail & only minor damage to front of loco.
Hi as a Kiwi who drove tankers in WA, how about some vids of camels, steers and kangaroos committing hari kari particularly at night. Thank god for heavy duty roo bars. My wife was run into while stationary by a large roo jumping a fence onto the road.
First clip, driver was probably "impaired" - i.e. drunk or stoned - erratic, poor lane keeping, travelling slowly in the fast lane.
Possibly, but that era of Commodore were not noted for having the best rear suspension set ups, especially as componentry such as bushes and shock absorbers started wearing. With a lot of miles on them, they can become quite squirrely without too much input from the driver.
Is it just me...the video gets to 13 sec mark then stops playing...tried it on different devices...strange !
I don't understand why the caravan was overtaking a truck which is speed limit to 100km and towing a trailer is speed limited to 80km.
Just becouse cops turn a blind eye doesn't mean you have to risk it
Anyone who jumps red lights should have their driving licence taken off them for good.
No. Emergency vehicles should carefully jump red lights. The drivers have important work to do and should not lose their licence.
There's a lot of people out there that dont have any patience on the road they have to be ahead of the pack
Respect. That extra minute you might save , Just might kill you or others, it’s just not worth it, we have a lifetime for a reason. Slow the Fuck Down…
Following distance seems to be last concern 🤷♂️
Bet he forgot it took 60 meters of room to get his 40 meters into. I would not have done that on motorcycle .
That caravan driver should not be on the road. Appears to know absolutely nothing about the highway, trucks, double lines, or towing and overtaking.
The ole Wobble Box army, Brains of a peanut, Hope he copped a fine when the Police turned up and reviewed dash cam footage from truck, and insurance cancelled policy after Police Job number issued.
Give them a go Tez, they are in a hurry to get to the caravan park, set up and then do nothing! Unbelievable!
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
What is the speed of this caravan accident?
I don't see the dash cam truck make any attempt to save this situation, if anything, they are closing up the gap in front as the caravan driver comes past.
The truckie really made no attempt to male this already difficult move any easier or safer for anyone.
With friends like that on the road, who needs enemies.
I love Aussie trucks. Bull bars are the norm, not like American trucks. Its so sweet to have minimal damage on the bar when a kanga 🦘 commits suicide on it or a 4 wheel jackass wants to brake check me.
Twice ive rammed a cars boot into the backseat from those stupid games with only paint smears on the bar. WORTH IT!
Theres a lot to be said for Mad Max 2 in trucker's fantasies.
I loved giving those 2 stupid prizes, but i had to act mature & concerned but inside i was mega thrilled! 😈😁
What's a carvan?
Well done. I did not see that
amazing how people all around the world drive like morons and seem to be in a hurry to get to nothing worth maybe losing your life over
I'd like to see the truck drivers that make mistakes..seems like they don't on this channel??????
I'm pretty sure it should be is should be PUT UP WITH not PUT WITH
Thank you.
Trucks should not be allowed in the right hand lane. Go to Europe and see how it works there.
Well this ain't f##n Europe
These videos are rare. The trucks aren’t at fault 🤔 I think. I’m sorry but truck drivers are their own worst enemy. Maybe these videos are all about karma. Truck drivers are so disrespectful on the road, for example road work zones with speed limits of 80ks no not for truck drivers 100ks! How many road workers have to die in this country for truck drivers to learn! This is only one point I have many more. Just saying!
Shit big Tezza your actually stealing videos from other TH-camrs and putting a voice over them, well half your luck son keep ‘em coming.