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As a car user, I always respect the truck. I always give them space and never sit along side. If I have overtake, I make sure the other side is clear. Like he said, 40T vs 1T, I will always loose.
That last one damn that was close😮
Just goes to show the smallest " oops " in a semi can bring you unstuck pretty bloody quick ....
That's why I'd never employ a fresh outa truck school kid
Belamere Transport...equal opportunity employer..even the blind can apply
Yea by looks of that they will be re hiring yet again , fancy pretending you didnt notice you,d turned the car round and driving away as if nothing happened, bull shit mate , i know you feel the bump just like somebody climbing in an plonker their arse on the seat it makes movement
I don't know about a change of jocks, he probably had to change the seat!! great vids Terry, thanks.
Thanks for the video, my late farther was a truckie and I have 2 brothers that are truckies 1 driving to Darwin and back to Adelaide, the other is in Perth for a year going to Broome carting gas unfortunately i cant and will not drive a truck due to my epilepsy, safe driving.
Such a simple and wise message at the end of your videos Tez - keep it up mate.
Thanks, will do!
Some of these 'proffessional' drivers are not to flash nowadays,I gave up full-time 6 year's ago,but still a few runs,the bar has been lowered...
"There would have been a change in jocks somewhere..." LOL.
Love how on the last clip there is a sign saying report traffic incidents on the left hand side if the road. How appropriate
Years ago I was looking for a car to purchase and liked this little bronze coloured Gemini and when I went to visit my sister my brother-in-law who drives a truck told me he considered it was the most dangerous colour car to drive on country roads. He wanted to paint a Red Cross on the roof.😂 he was serious as he said you can’t see the car clearly because of the colour.
Yep. Especially when it’s rainy or foggy and no headlights on . The spray coming off the tyres makes it almost impossible to see some cars . Most of all the dark or silver ones
kinda ironic and rather funny that after the near miss at 5:13 their is a sign asking to report traffic incident.
I did not see that...lol
I couldn't imagine playing kamakazi with a semi. It looks scary. What pushes them to do that is a true mystery.lol Thanks for your time putting these together. Still waiting for the go-pro on the bull bar. 😂🤣 😳
Thanks for the visit
@@tezthetruckie Waiting for you to visit us.😊
I get there one day
Goodday Tezz
Couple of stuff up's there for sure.
Stay safe
Cheers
Louis 👍
That last one , B-double U-turn . I reckon there may have been a few " Carefully Chosen " words over the CB too . Discussing Paternity .
these videos are very good education - should have more of these.
i always avoid the 5m zone around the truck which people should avoid or just don't hang around - either speed up so the truck driver could see u or slowdown a bit and being visible in their mirrors. New trucks should have the indicator camera technology like the new KIA cars.
Again well done mate. I too am wondering why these blind spots continue to exist. I would have thought it would become manditory to get more mirrors, but then only one set of eyes has more to look at. A previous viewer came up with some good stuff but no idea how usefull it would be. But if it saves lives or some of those exciting incidents. it has to be good. Maybe they should teach all drivers of everything, 'if you cant see the shiny side of my mirrors, I cant see you'
that one at Hexham / Taro is a common issue , trucks coming off the flyover and they don't see the small cars, it happened again two weeks ago to a small pink hatch back, spun her 180 degree and left her in the middle of the road. Lets hope they fix this when they do the bypass. I live here and when I come pass this fly over, I make sure I am in the Left lane.
They need to make it a zipper merge
In that first clip the edges looked like they sloped down immediately / was a drainage type ditch .... I've seen it happen on flat edges where bitumen ends , too fast or the weight or just damp / wet with the higher centre gravity & weight it happens quick
Hi Terry
Those Bellmere Transport drivers are dodgy up here in Cairns too.
Some Prima Donna as in selfish truckies in this compilation.
G'day Terry, 30 years on the road all over Oz and I never had any of those issues happen to me
I hate it when people sit in the blind spot on the left front of the truck, but at the same time, EVERY driver needs to be aware of what's going on around them
Even a CAT has to sleep sometime
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Jill Sanders raised a question about "Blind Spots" in Europe we have had mirrors galore on our trucks which I as an ex-trucky I can assure you I can sleep at night because of Everyone that like the fisherman goes down to the road in a truck Risks their life But if they risk their life for others they have done no wrong
That one at 2:36 is Roe hwy heading south in midland between the bushmead rd bridge overpass and great eastern highway.
A few questions of curiosity as I'm not from Australia and asking those in the know, but there are incredibly cheap mirrors that have an additional curved mirror on them to allow drivers to see the blind spot really easily, which totally avoids these situations of not seeing things alongside your vehicle, aren't these mirrors a requirement for trucks in Australia?
Aren't truck brakes rated for the loads they are carrying? They always seem to lock up and slide a longggg way before stopping. Volvo demonstrated their amazing braking systems many years ago which can stop even massively long truck trains incredibly quickly, why aren't these standard on all large vehicles these days?
Do the police ever do spot checks of vehicles in Australia and remove them from the road if they fail, especially in little to no tyre tread situations where they are always spinning out when going around corners? I'd assume there's a minimum depth of usable tyre tread in your laws.
In your car or truck driving tests is there a part where you have to show that you can maintain a vehicle to a roadworthy standard? This seems to be lacking in most countries driver testing, and I really don''t see why.
Cheers.
Good question there.i make a video on your questions. Thank you for asking
@@tezthetruckie Thanks.
Those "fish eye" mirrors only do so much besides, there are laws here in Australia that limit you on "projection" from a vehicle, then there's the idiot factor, that person that wants to sit in your blind spot. All Australian trucks have design rules that they must abide, those volvo demonstrations are just that, in a controlled environment and not withna full load. The police will only pull a truck over for a breach of road rules and not very often just for the fun of it, we have a department, that keep changing their name, that doe random checks on trucks but when you concider how many trucks are on the road, it's impossible to check every truck everyday. The time it takes to check one truck 20 more have gone by.
nah she'll be right mate.
I don't have those fish eye mirrors because they are ugly
That last one, I bet a few choice words were exchanged on ch40 lol
I think so
Don't mess with a HGV 🤔
The Iload that pulled up to assist the first truck was one of my coworkers.
It pisses me off when they pull stuff like that and then flash the "courtesy" hazards" 5:02
Change of shit staines alright. I braked to avoid hitting a B double that came unstuck in heavy traffic on a wet highway only to be hit by the B double tailgating behind me. Nearly shat myself.
You would think a "Truckie" would know the science of cornering with an empty truck with or without sunglasses . Maybe Bellmere transport was hoping no one saw a thing .. When seeing Truckies pulling these stunts you wonder what sort of life they have ???
I was in Rocklea last week, was hoping to see you around but not to be. back home near Orange now and it's bloody cold.
Maybe next time
Asleep maybe/I hope otherwise no excuse Due Care and Attention You are driving a Weapon of Mass Destruction
Gday tez, what's the name of the music your playing in the background, great vids mate.
1st - Sunny Travel by Nico Star
2ed - Everything has a beginning by Joel Cummins
I get my music off "TH-cam Studio" It where we can get music for youtube and they have the rights to it.
Thanks for the reply mate. Appreciate that.
Hi Tez, do you have any merchandise or stickers? Great info on truckies life... 🚛🚚
No I don't.
And thank you
Good Work !
Your a Road Safety Genius
You should change your name to Captain Obvious !
Lol
3:43 Why is this truck hogging the right hand lane?
2:59 - the car that was sideways and the car on the other side of the road with the dashcam next to the semi, are they not the same car?
Just had a look again . I think it is the same car.
@@tezthetruckie What kind of car? I am from Canada so I am not familiar with that model.
I don't know. It was a cheap one.
Almost no one knows how to drive in traffic and especially how to keep their distance from things that can hurt them.
A lot of the problem is the perception of safety given by supposedly safe vehicles and speed limits.
The perception of safety not only breeds complacency it actually attracts and reinforces bad driving habits .
The saying Bloody a Volvo Driver was not an insult to Volvo’s it was the fact that their perceived safety attracted atrocious drivers. So when I can I use the safest vehicle ever invented, A motorcycle. You have to do something really special to hurt more than just yourself on a motorcycle.
tricycle is what you want, tricycle
can roll it over if you try but by then youd have to really push it
There should be a Law where you can`t sit in the blind spot of a Truck B-Doubles etc. Or make it Law every Truck has to have a Camera down the side of the truck so that the driver of the truck can see his blind spot.
One would think a trucking company would realise sucha camera would save money by markedly reducing acccident time and cost
@@steventhr Agreed. Good Point.
All it takes is a bit of common sense, With covid and all it is in short supply .
The driver is always the one to take the blame in a crash.
The companies will not spend one cent on non-mandatory equipment.
That’s a bit hard when traffic travels at around the same speed and you have four lanes of traffic to contend with, how the how can you not sit in the blind spots of any vehicle! At the end of the day the onus is on the driver and it’s his responsibility to move over safely.
I’ll tell you if I want to change lanes it’s a matter of planning then putting it into action, not to just indicate and move over. Seriously though some of these are drivers being complacent and are expecting everyone else to know what they are doing because of being in a truck.
WOWWW LOOK AT THE traffic busy as.🤔🤔🤔💦🦧💦
That last one , B-double U-turn . I reckon there may have been a few " Carefully Chosen " words over the CB too . Discussing Paternity .