GPS sent you to the front of the building, you didn’t see any loading docks there. You tried to circle back around the block but the road was not for buses or trucks. So you stopped before getting stuck underneath the bridge. You called 911 to help you back up. You did the best you could have and I give you mad respect. You were under pressure but still kept your cool. And you took directions from non-drivers very well. You showed me what it takes to be a decent driver. Thank you my guy and best of luck in the future. I appreciate you and the video!! Excellent job 🫡
This is one of the best comments I've read here. Thank you, sir, for addressing that and appreciating my work. I'm not a perfect driver, but I think I did the right thing more than doing it myself, and it could lead to something bad. I always think about the worst thing that could happen if I don't ask for help. That's why I still have my CDL for 8 years now. Trucking isn't about competition. You must accept your mistakes and do better about it. Nothing is perfect on the road, no matter how you plan your trip…😊🙏
@@JakeclydeDtruckerHey no problem my brother. As I prepare to operate tractor trailers myself, I hope to find good people like you along the way. Us drivers should work together to make things easier and get the job done!
My father was a truck driver for 45 years. Guys, BELIEVE ME when I say that driving a truck in a city is IMMENSELY difficult. Please be patient with these guys. It’s a TON of stress and you constantly have to remember low viaducts and streets that you can’t drive on because you’ll get stuck. If you see them having trouble making a right turn, it’s also helpful to back up if you can (if you’re in the left turn lane that they need to use to make the turn). Truck drivers are right up there with military, in my eyes. Without you guys, no one gets any goods. And you sacrifice so much of your personal lives to do this job. Btw, you did great and made the correct call.
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment here and for appreciating our work. It's so nice to see a comment like this. Hopefully, everyone has this understanding. They never understand this until they become a trucker. Have a wonderful day.😊❤️🙏
Imagine elon musk comes through and builds tunnels connecting various hubs around the city. for truckers use only. The hubs would then use a fleet of smaller vehicles to service the city.
@@holyfire11if Elon musk builds it it will be a bunch of robots with smaller packages scooting around the facility. All the trucker would have to do is pull up to one spot and the robots would unloaded for them and deliver it to where it needs to go.
@@holyfire11if Elon musk built the transit delivery system it would be one central hub where the robots were unload the trucks and then deliver them in smaller packages with with unmanned robots around the city.
Bro! This is funny, not because you were struggling but because WE were able to help you. I'm one of the security officers on camera. 😊 My crew and I help drivers at least twice a week through this. Our Dock personnel is second to none too. 👍🏼 Best of luck bro! Mart Security and Dock.
Oh hey bro! Wow I wasn’t expecting that you’ll be commenting here and that you see this. lol. Which one are you in the video. I got hard time finding the place but the help I get from all of you was spectacular. I appreciate you guys! 😊🙏
Bus drivers get a great big 👍 along with the truck drivers. You get all the traffic plus you have to deal with the general public, a challenge in itself.
I have so much respect for truckers. You guys have to drive basically a limo that’s way heavier and transports important materials. Dealing with idiots on the road and trying to find where you’re going sucks, especially on these narrow windy roads. Thank you for doing what you do.
@@DemetriusWhite-l3f how often would you deal with situations like this? i always considered being a trucker because i always thought being on the open road and floatin gears would be fun for a job but i couldnt do this type of driving this shit would have my blood pressure raised immediately
You did everything you could to minimise the "damage" in the situation and that's great. The lady telling you where the actual dock is was nice. And then the person with the scooter and the Volvo coming out of the street right at 25:20 really struck me. Gotta love it when people make an effort for you to get where you need to and thus create less traffic problems along the way. But the manager that came jogging out and started directing you and the traffic took the cake; he needed that delivery and he needed it to go smoothly and he did what it takes. Great video man.
I grew up in the northern suburbs of Winnetka, Illinois and my husband grew up on the Southside of Chicago and he hates taking the Red Line coming from his area into Downtown Chicago. I really appreciated you truck drivers out there. Thank you for your services because my uncle drives trucks to different states.
you did the right thing by calling the police some truckers would of just panicked and did it on there own but you did the right thing help of law enforcement
My nerves were shot just watching you go thru all this. I live in the Chicago Burbs, and I hate driving downtown in a car. No way I'd do what you did in a 53' trailer and sleeper truck. You're a brave man and skilled to take on the task successfully. All that trouble, for barely any freight in the trailer...not worth the headaches. Hope they charged a fortune for that delivery.
if you live in the suburbs, maybe consider taking the metra and walking, biking, and/or using our train system. much better experience and much cheaper
Bro I use to do OTR trucking but I no longer do that, so I’m a local truck driver with 4 years experience but man after watching this video. I have respect for you. You have balls of steel. I’ve been to Chicago but not like this where you are. After watching this video I have so much anxiety and I still do if I go the busiest place like Chicago. You’re awesome man. 🙏👏👏
For the future, make small steering adjustments. When guard was explaining, listen, do not talk. If necessary put the flashers on, get out of the truck and walk the situation through. I had to move a postal box to make a corner once! Any delivery after this will be a piece of cake!
I drive a truck in and around Chicago daily. There's a lot of docks hidden down on the lower service areas in the city. It's definitely nerve wracking tye first few times.
Somehow i came across this video. I would like to take the time out & let you know you did a great job in this situation driver. Im from Chicago so i know how rough it is to drive in downtown Chicago with a 53ft trailer. Hats off to you. You didn't get stuck or damage anything. You got the delivery safely there. Fyi downtown has 2 levels in some areas. Upper & lower be safe driver great job👍
I know this feeling bro… I had to do the same thing in nyc. Way better yo just call and get help instead of winging it and wind up really in a situation you can’t reverse… shout out to those officers by the way I’ve learned over the years that most of them have a lot of respect for us and are willing to help more often then not
Wow. I never heard of a truck driver reaching and calling 911. The humility is admirable. A lot are too proud or ashamed to ask for help. I appreciate that you shared this story so that others could benefit.
Better to call the local non-emergency number for the police (just google it). 911 is for life threatening emergencies. By using this you take away emergency dispatch resources for someone who's life may depend upon it.
I drove a service van for 30 years in and around Chicago. I always hated the calls in the heart of downtown. I can’t even imagine making deliveries with a full size semi trailer. God bless anyone that drives a big truck.
Thank you for sharing. I’ve always admired the brilliance and skills of lorry drivers watching from the outside, but to experience difficult spots on TH-cam was like I was next to you. That’s was immensely scary and so much pressure. I would’ve had a meltdown just sitting beside you. Loved watching the cool handling when under pressure. I will still watch from the outside. It’s just pure art, skill and brilliance.
Dude it blows my mind there sending semi’s down there at the mart. It’s obviously meant for box trucks at the most. I mean it’s hard for a 26ft box truck I couldn’t imagine trying to get a semi down there. Big props for getting it done. All that work for a pallet or two. Not worth all that stress and mess. Gives me a great business idea though as a box truck driver to be a middle man to avoid semi trucks from having to do crap like that.
You’re correct bro. It’s is so hard for a big semi like mine to come to downtown Chicago. All the streets are too tight for turns, and the place is too confusing to find. They don't have a direct number to call for instructions. I managed to get to the right location, but the docks are under the tunnel. So yeah, downtown Chicago is only meant for box trucks or smaller trucks for local deliveries
@@JakeclydeDtrucker As a chicago native, yeah it's confusing haha. I work construction, and not even I know where the hell i'm going when someone tells me to park on the "lower" part of an area.
@@DrCranberry Haha. See, can you imagine a first-timer like myself in a semi-truck delivering downtown? Lol. People here are bashing me for not making the best decisions, saying that I should do this and that. They just don't know the actual situation. I planned my trip well and arrived at the exact building address, except that the dock is under the building and there are no signs or instructions on how to get there through the tunnel. That's why I'm stuck lol 😂.
They should have a big facility at each of the freeways into downtown where the big semis can get broken into smaller either box trucks or 25 ft semi trailers
That’s a good decision Jake calling the back up Cops the downtown chicago it’s really crazy to drive specially the road it’s too narrow not like downtown LA it’s different, right here is crazy, that’s why I’m coming back home to LA hopefully next year. Good job Jake it’s better to get some help than making a mess 👍
You acted well in the given situation. No one prepares you for situations like this, not even truck driving school. You showed resourcefulness when you called the police, so you are also covered from any liability. Good job.
Hey Jake, incredible video. I watch it primarily because I am interested in law enforcement and I really liked how the officers amended the situation. I also like how you interact with the community. How did you capture this footage? You may consider putting equipment or affiliates in the description!
Dude, I got the the bubble guts just watching this! I would have been needing to take a nervous shit the whole time! You should be proud of yourself, with calling for help, and even then, you STILL had to do so many tricky manuevers, while staying cool as a cucumber. Awesome that everyone was so understanding and helpful. Yeah, they should maybe have smaller trucks deliver stuff down there in a couple more trips. But dispatch gonna dispatch, I guess! Is it weird that I was still half expecting you to make some pork chops and rice after all of that? Lol. I hope you got to choll out after that. People need to watch and know, so they can empathize when they see truck drivers! Subscribed man! Thanks for all that you do!
Hey bro! I appreciate your time typing and giving your opinion. I am feeling great when people don’t judge me as a trucker of being called dumb because I called a police. I see that you watch the video and understand before judging. Love back to you brother ! ❤️😊🤛🏻
As a driver bro I would never think of calling 911 but now I’ll definitely be having it on my mind .. Chicago city is a crazy experience with truck man , salute to you my brother
👍 fantastic job bruh. I use to Deliver downtown my self also. My first 4 Deliverys. 0ne was right there also I no how you felt. You did the the correct thing by calling 911 for help. I tried to get downtown by 6:30am alot less traffic 😅. Outstanding JOB!! YOU KEPT IT ALL UNDER CONTROL. you got lucky for everyone too be so helpful to help you without any attitude. Being calm and smart pays off every time. You get 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Helpful piece of advice from a driver in the northeast. Approaching city corners or tight spots take control of the space you need before getting to it. They’ll honk and scream but you’re bigger, they always wait. Lol. You did a good job. Bet you slept well that night! lol. Stay safe.
This is why Merchandise Mart used to be served by the railroad. And in all honesty it still should be. That entire area during rush hour is literally gridlock traffic, as a truck driver you would have to wait until all that traffic subsides, which could take hours. With a train, that wouldn't be the case. There is still technically a track to that area, but it hasn't been used in over 20 years east of the river.
You are doing such a great job downtown Chicago . I have been there, it was one of the scariest drives of my life in my big truck. You. stayed away from the bridges, they are all low .you did the right thing calling the police.they can help you out in this situation .if they don't get shitty and start to abuse you.😮 tell your boss that you will quite if he/she ever sends you to Chicago again. ❤
I live near Chicago and go there/drive there quite often. A lot of spots its hard to drive in even with just a normal like sedan basically. I cant imagine how it is for truck drivers trying to squeeze around those tiny streets. And no worries on having to call the police, you were under stress and you handled it. A lot of people, myself included, probably wouldve let the stress take over. nice job
Thank you for watching and your comment here. I appreciate that you address that I did the right thing. Some are bashing me badly 😂 have a good day to you ❤️😊🙏
always good to be embarrassed asking for help than to be embarrassed dealing with worse consequences like crashing, even driving a car down there is difficult brother dont sweat it
Do you get paid a stress fee? Because this whole time I haven't been able to breathe and I'm watching this from six time zones over. Whew!! I love that you're calm and respectful.
Happen to stumble on this video and it's quite funny but also a pain to deal with this kind of situation but definitely you did the right thing of calling the police, good move. I'm a fellow Filipino who lives in the suburbs of Chicago and definitely you need to know the ins and outs of downtown since that place is full of one way roads and it's like a maze. I've lived in IL for over 20 years and I still messed up sometimes when I go downtown in spite of the GPS.
Watched the whole thing . Did the smart thing called for help . I work in an electrical plant one thing those truck drivers always say they would never go to New York or Chicago. Good job kuya 💪🏽
Hey my brother! Thanks for watching. Yeah bro Chicago and New York are the worst place to bring the load to deliver. Nobody wants to be here. But I get to experience it 😀😉
I do service calls in a city and I sometimes will check street view to see what the parking/building access situation is. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
You need to be over to the left when making the right turn to get it. Not sure how Americans are with this but in the UK most people understand when they see a lorry over to the right making a left turn that they hold back.
If there is a way to just perform the maneuver, even if we hold people up we should do it, if we are delivery drivers because our task is just temporary. I remember some deliveries taking me 15 minutes, that could have been like 2 because I was being so polite to other drivers.
I truly salute all the Truck drivers that have to make their deliveries downtown. Whenever I see them, I immediately get out of y'all's way lol Chicago is hard enough to navigate lmao from the weird random dead-ends, to the distracted unexperienced drivers, to the random narrow roads that seemingly expand out of nowhere, down to the occasional signal losses moving in between the buildings lol you have enough on your plate I don't wanna add to that scratch. and DONT even get me started on the whole Wacker Dr. conundrum thats a novel of its OWN keep on truckin man
One last tip bro, as a Chicago native all 24 years of my life. When it comes to Chicago traffic and streets don’t be afraid to get over or use your weight to your advantage lmao. The average Chicagoan especially downtown is a complete asshole on the road being nice and timid will lead to folks bullying you out the way don’t be afraid to swang that big mf over and use your horn aggressively 😂😂 trust being shy on Chicago roads and you’ll be sitting on the shoulder waiting forever lmao remember you got a good 30-40 tons to work with they only have about 1-2 trust me you get over or blip that airhorn they’ll move or wait 💪🏽 🤜🏻🤛🏽
I honestly don’t know about the rules. Thanks for telling me this. Dispatch never said anything about it. If it’s prohibited why I see trucks delivering at the mart during this time. But it’s good to know 😊🙏
I drive locally and that includes Chicago. Luckily I only have to drive stake beds and box trucks, so its not as complicated, but it isn't that easy to navigate those streets a lot of the time! Props to you sir!
Have you ever had to go in the elevator on state and monroe? and then down the turntable? If you know you know. I also had to do William Sonoma on rush street 900 North Michigan But you pull it on rush and you drive down a tunnel and if you have anything bigger than a 40 foot trailer you'll never make it down the tunnel.... That's P&D times hell..
My younger brother was driving a semi and enclosed car hauler delivering exotic cars to customers all over. Probably one of the most stressful over the road trucking gigs because of the extremely expensive stuff you are hauling plus the delivery destinations are always different and many times can be in city centers like Miami, Chicago, etc. You never know that a customer is living in a skyscraper on the 55th floor and you need to deliver it in downtown on a time constraint and unload on a main street for the customer. Insanity. He quit a year ago or so. He had to cheat his books from his boss because you can have 6 different customers wanting their car yesterday and you need to deliver the other 5 all across the country like yesterday. Every single person who knows the trucking business was absolutely shocked how a early 20s young man got that gig. Never would i want to do that job. EVER.
@@truthteller4442 there are select dispatchers in that center that take only 911 or non-emergency calls... Why would the city themselves say that and have a non-emergency line to call?
@@truthteller4442 obviously they use the same dispatch center. They have specific callers that handle 911 or non- emergency calls only... Why else would the city themselves say not to use 911 lines if not an emergency?
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Truck driving really ain’t for the weak. Mad respect for you bro being brave enough to take that load.
Thanks man 😊
Ignore the first response isn’t mean for you
Appreciate that brother
GPS sent you to the front of the building, you didn’t see any loading docks there. You tried to circle back around the block but the road was not for buses or trucks. So you stopped before getting stuck underneath the bridge. You called 911 to help you back up. You did the best you could have and I give you mad respect. You were under pressure but still kept your cool. And you took directions from non-drivers very well. You showed me what it takes to be a decent driver. Thank you my guy and best of luck in the future. I appreciate you and the video!! Excellent job 🫡
This is one of the best comments I've read here. Thank you, sir, for addressing that and appreciating my work. I'm not a perfect driver, but I think I did the right thing more than doing it myself, and it could lead to something bad. I always think about the worst thing that could happen if I don't ask for help. That's why I still have my CDL for 8 years now. Trucking isn't about competition. You must accept your mistakes and do better about it. Nothing is perfect on the road, no matter how you plan your trip…😊🙏
@@JakeclydeDtruckerHey no problem my brother. As I prepare to operate tractor trailers myself, I hope to find good people like you along the way. Us drivers should work together to make things easier and get the job done!
@@JakeclydeDtrucker you are a pro trucker some times you will get tie coraner it can get hard and scary for ya brother keep up the great work
Yes respect for not getting a big head me trucker, me can figure out everything, and asking for help.
My anxiety would never let me become a trucker.. shoutouts to yall
Thank you for appreciating truckers
Once you do it a few times, it becomes pretty low anxiety. My first few months driving I was freaked out by everything. LOL
Yeah, think I'm going to stick to American Truck Simulator.
Try being a tow truck driver in Chicago before GPS. They threw a map book at me and said " go learn."
@@JakeclydeDtruckerfuck the police
All that work and the truck was nearly empty, LMFAO. Tell me they couldn't have sent a smaller truck. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
My father was a truck driver for 45 years. Guys, BELIEVE ME when I say that driving a truck in a city is IMMENSELY difficult. Please be patient with these guys.
It’s a TON of stress and you constantly have to remember low viaducts and streets that you can’t drive on because you’ll get stuck. If you see them having trouble making a right turn, it’s also helpful to back up if you can (if you’re in the left turn lane that they need to use to make the turn).
Truck drivers are right up there with military, in my eyes. Without you guys, no one gets any goods. And you sacrifice so much of your personal lives to do this job. Btw, you did great and made the correct call.
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment here and for appreciating our work. It's so nice to see a comment like this. Hopefully, everyone has this understanding. They never understand this until they become a trucker. Have a wonderful day.😊❤️🙏
Imagine elon musk comes through and builds tunnels connecting various hubs around the city. for truckers use only. The hubs would then use a fleet of smaller vehicles to service the city.
You only had like two things on your truck what can they just get it off rather than making you park?
@@holyfire11if Elon musk builds it it will be a bunch of robots with smaller packages scooting around the facility. All the trucker would have to do is pull up to one spot and the robots would unloaded for them and deliver it to where it needs to go.
@@holyfire11if Elon musk built the transit delivery system it would be one central hub where the robots were unload the trucks and then deliver them in smaller packages with with unmanned robots around the city.
Bro! This is funny, not because you were struggling but because WE were able to help you. I'm one of the security officers on camera. 😊
My crew and I help drivers at least twice a week through this. Our Dock personnel is second to none too. 👍🏼
Best of luck bro!
Mart Security and Dock.
Oh hey bro! Wow I wasn’t expecting that you’ll be commenting here and that you see this. lol. Which one are you in the video. I got hard time finding the place but the help I get from all of you was spectacular. I appreciate you guys! 😊🙏
Chicago is crazy wild with these underground tunnelstreets!
This city is obviously not suitable for such big semis
As a city bus driver in Chicago, it's hard enough navigating a transit bus thru our narrow streets. I can't imagine driving a semi...
It’s tough I was delivering here very nerve wrecking 🤣I got out ok.
Bus drivers get a great big 👍 along with the truck drivers. You get all the traffic plus you have to deal with the general public, a challenge in itself.
There should almost be a relay point in a more accessible area and from there everything goes into the city on box trucks
I have so much respect for truckers. You guys have to drive basically a limo that’s way heavier and transports important materials. Dealing with idiots on the road and trying to find where you’re going sucks, especially on these narrow windy roads. Thank you for doing what you do.
Hi hello bro thanks for commenting here. I appreciate your thoughts and support
Thank you we really appreciate it
Limo? Try RV. Limos weigh like 10k pounds a fully loaded tractor trailer is 60k
@@DemetriusWhite-l3f how often would you deal with situations like this? i always considered being a trucker because i always thought being on the open road and floatin gears would be fun for a job but i couldnt do this type of driving this shit would have my blood pressure raised immediately
Smart driver had a problem called for help.
That looked impossible, incredible job and well done for being as safe as possible. Best trucker ever!
Thank you so much 😊 for appreciating us ❤️😊
@@JakeclydeDtrucker You sir have skill
Hats off to that dude with the blue bulls hat directing you. Dude knew what he was doing!
He is a very good guy and very helpful 😊 thanks for watching
You did everything you could to minimise the "damage" in the situation and that's great. The lady telling you where the actual dock is was nice. And then the person with the scooter and the Volvo coming out of the street right at 25:20 really struck me. Gotta love it when people make an effort for you to get where you need to and thus create less traffic problems along the way. But the manager that came jogging out and started directing you and the traffic took the cake; he needed that delivery and he needed it to go smoothly and he did what it takes. Great video man.
Hey bro. I appreciate your time here. I love how you say and review the video. It means you watch it. Thank you, bud, for watching ❤️❤️❤️🤛🏻.
That's why I hate delivering in Chicago or new York that was crazy brother
First time here bro . It was intense and scary haha .
I grew up in the northern suburbs of Winnetka, Illinois and my husband grew up on the Southside of Chicago and he hates taking the Red Line coming from his area into Downtown Chicago. I really appreciated you truck drivers out there. Thank you for your services because my uncle drives trucks to different states.
Thank you 😊 very much for your time here ❤️😊
you did the right thing by calling the police some truckers would of just panicked and did it on there own but you did the right thing help of law enforcement
I think I did the right thing too. It’s not going to make you less of a trucker to ask some help in this situation. Thanks fort your comment here sir
@@JakeclydeDtruckerwas the smart thing to call and not try it and just wait
@@JakeclydeDtruckersometimes we need help 😊
@@nickpatrick1636 I agree bro
great cops
They are the best
Huge respect to y’all I would never have the patience or wanna do that downtown especially in Chicago
Thank you
this should be the final boss in truck simulator
Thanks for watching 😊
My nerves were shot just watching you go thru all this. I live in the Chicago Burbs, and I hate driving downtown in a car. No way I'd do what you did in a 53' trailer and sleeper truck. You're a brave man and skilled to take on the task successfully. All that trouble, for barely any freight in the trailer...not worth the headaches. Hope they charged a fortune for that delivery.
Thanks for watching sir and the appreciation. Unfortunately there is no extra work pay for this delivery 😢
You don't mean it?@@JakeclydeDtrucker
if you live in the suburbs, maybe consider taking the metra and walking, biking, and/or using our train system. much better experience and much cheaper
Bro I use to do OTR trucking but I no longer do that, so I’m a local truck driver with 4 years experience but man after watching this video. I have respect for you. You have balls of steel. I’ve been to Chicago but not like this where you are. After watching this video I have so much anxiety and I still do if I go the busiest place like Chicago. You’re awesome man. 🙏👏👏
Hey brother . Thanks for this comment. I appreciate you watching. Yeah man I was feeling nervous here haha.
For the future, make small steering adjustments. When guard was explaining, listen, do not talk. If necessary put the flashers on, get out of the truck and walk the situation through. I had to move a postal box to make a corner once! Any delivery after this will be a piece of cake!
I drive a truck in and around Chicago daily. There's a lot of docks hidden down on the lower service areas in the city. It's definitely nerve wracking tye first few times.
It is bro. And it’s my first time here. People don’t understand 😁
The craziest truck maneuvers i have ever seen. You did a very great job bro keep it up.
Thanks 😊 for watching here my friend ❤️😊🙏
Damn son, that was a TASK, nicely done man!
They hate truckers there! Bro, you're doing a great job! 👍🏼
I’m from Chicago and that’s further from the truth. My dad was a trucker. We love truckers…the corrupt politicians don’t.
I hope they pay you well brother, that was insane
Thank you 😊 . Unfortunately I did not get paid extra for this delivery
Somehow i came across this video. I would like to take the time out & let you know you did a great job in this situation driver. Im from Chicago so i know how rough it is to drive in downtown Chicago with a 53ft trailer. Hats off to you. You didn't get stuck or damage anything. You got the delivery safely there. Fyi downtown has 2 levels in some areas. Upper & lower be safe driver great job👍
Thank you so much for your nice comment. And for appreciating how I safely manage to get out. ❤️❤️😊
I know this feeling bro… I had to do the same thing in nyc. Way better yo just call and get help instead of winging it and wind up really in a situation you can’t reverse… shout out to those officers by the way I’ve learned over the years that most of them have a lot of respect for us and are willing to help more often then not
It’s the right thing to do. Thanks brother
This job is more stressful than I realized. Great job!
Wow. I never heard of a truck driver reaching and calling 911. The humility is admirable. A lot are too proud or ashamed to ask for help. I appreciate that you shared this story so that others could benefit.
It’s the right thing to do right bro? Thank you 😊 ❤️🙏
@@JakeclydeDtrucker Hi Jake. Yes you did the right thing since the company isn't answering. Btw, babae po ako. Hehehe. Ingat sa pagdrive.
Better to call the local non-emergency number for the police (just google it). 911 is for life threatening emergencies. By using this you take away emergency dispatch resources for someone who's life may depend upon it.
I drove a service van for 30 years in and around Chicago. I always hated the calls in the heart of downtown. I can’t even imagine making deliveries with a full size semi trailer. God bless anyone that drives a big truck.
Thanks for watching 😊❤️🙏
Props to you for swallowing you pride and making things worse. Props to the officers as well for helping you out. Great job and keep up the good work!
I appreciate that❤️😊🙏
Respect for uploading for us to watch!
Thanks for watching 😊🤛🏻
Shit man I give you big props. Anyone can drive in open spaces but those who can navigate the cities deserve respect.
Thanks bro. I’m not perfect driver. Situation like this is unpredictable. We had to do the right thing. Thanks for addressing that 😊
Thank you for sharing. I’ve always admired the brilliance and skills of lorry drivers watching from the outside, but to experience difficult spots on TH-cam was like I was next to you. That’s was immensely scary and so much pressure. I would’ve had a meltdown just sitting beside you. Loved watching the cool handling when under pressure. I will still watch from the outside. It’s just pure art, skill and brilliance.
WOW! Great perspective on a hard job and helpful CPD!
when driving a large vehicle dont be afraid to take lanes before your turn be assertive
Thank you ❤️❤️😞
Dude it blows my mind there sending semi’s down there at the mart. It’s obviously meant for box trucks at the most. I mean it’s hard for a 26ft box truck I couldn’t imagine trying to get a semi down there. Big props for getting it done. All that work for a pallet or two. Not worth all that stress and mess. Gives me a great business idea though as a box truck driver to be a middle man to avoid semi trucks from having to do crap like that.
You’re correct bro. It’s is so hard for a big semi like mine to come to downtown Chicago. All the streets are too tight for turns, and the place is too confusing to find. They don't have a direct number to call for instructions. I managed to get to the right location, but the docks are under the tunnel. So yeah, downtown Chicago is only meant for box trucks or smaller trucks for local deliveries
@@JakeclydeDtrucker As a chicago native, yeah it's confusing haha.
I work construction, and not even I know where the hell i'm going when someone tells me to park on the "lower" part of an area.
@@DrCranberry Haha. See, can you imagine a first-timer like myself in a semi-truck delivering downtown? Lol. People here are bashing me for not making the best decisions, saying that I should do this and that. They just don't know the actual situation. I planned my trip well and arrived at the exact building address, except that the dock is under the building and there are no signs or instructions on how to get there through the tunnel. That's why I'm stuck lol 😂.
They should have a big facility at each of the freeways into downtown where the big semis can get broken into smaller either box trucks or 25 ft semi trailers
beautiful job reversing
mad respect
Thank you 😊 ❤️
Great job. You didn't loose your cool. Driving in a city is definitely more of a pain. Chicago and Manhattan.
Thanks 😊 for your appreciation 😊🙏❤️🙏
That’s a good decision Jake calling the back up Cops the downtown chicago it’s really crazy to drive specially the road it’s too narrow not like downtown LA it’s different, right here is crazy, that’s why I’m coming back home to LA hopefully next year. Good job Jake it’s better to get some help than making a mess 👍
I agree 😊😊 I think it’s the right thing to do. It’s being responsible . 😊
Ouch Man!! We feel ya pain.. Almost as bad as driving in downtown Manila. You handled it well.. 🤎
Hahah yeah bro right? Just exactly like Manila right turns lol 😅
We here in Chicago help everyone. If you don’t like to bad so sad. We got your back. It’s what we do.
Love Chicago and its people!! Even high and drunk people in Chicago are nice in my limited experience.
You got balls of steel bro. Cheers to you!
Much appreciated bro for appreciating me 😊❤️🤛🏻🙏
You acted well in the given situation. No one prepares you for situations like this, not even truck driving school. You showed resourcefulness when you called the police, so you are also covered from any liability. Good job.
Hey Jake, incredible video. I watch it primarily because I am interested in law enforcement and I really liked how the officers amended the situation. I also like how you interact with the community. How did you capture this footage? You may consider putting equipment or affiliates in the description!
Hi friend thanks for commenting. Appreciate your time watching my video. I’m using go pro max 360. I got from Best Buy 😊❤️
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 excellent decision timing, great driving skills and i know your blood pressure probably sky high. keep up the great work bro. AMAZING
You are amazing! So responsible, courageous and skillful.
Thank you ❤️😊🙏
as a former driver i had anxiety watching this video, good job man!
Thank you sir ❤️😊
Dude, I got the the bubble guts just watching this! I would have been needing to take a nervous shit the whole time! You should be proud of yourself, with calling for help, and even then, you STILL had to do so many tricky manuevers, while staying cool as a cucumber. Awesome that everyone was so understanding and helpful. Yeah, they should maybe have smaller trucks deliver stuff down there in a couple more trips. But dispatch gonna dispatch, I guess! Is it weird that I was still half expecting you to make some pork chops and rice after all of that? Lol. I hope you got to choll out after that. People need to watch and know, so they can empathize when they see truck drivers! Subscribed man! Thanks for all that you do!
Hey bro! I appreciate your time typing and giving your opinion. I am feeling great when people don’t judge me as a trucker of being called dumb because I called a police. I see that you watch the video and understand before judging. Love back to you brother ! ❤️😊🤛🏻
As a driver bro I would never think of calling 911 but now I’ll definitely be having it on my mind .. Chicago city is a crazy experience with truck man , salute to you my brother
I never done it but that moment I have to bro better than messing up. Thanks for watching man
👍 fantastic job bruh.
I use to Deliver downtown my self also. My first 4 Deliverys. 0ne was right there also I no how you felt. You did the the correct thing by calling 911 for help. I tried to get downtown by 6:30am alot less traffic 😅.
Outstanding JOB!!
YOU KEPT IT ALL UNDER CONTROL.
you got lucky for everyone too be so helpful to help you without any attitude.
Being calm and smart pays off every time.
You get 5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Helpful piece of advice from a driver in the northeast. Approaching city corners or tight spots take control of the space you need before getting to it. They’ll honk and scream but you’re bigger, they always wait. Lol. You did a good job. Bet you slept well that night! lol. Stay safe.
This is why Merchandise Mart used to be served by the railroad. And in all honesty it still should be. That entire area during rush hour is literally gridlock traffic, as a truck driver you would have to wait until all that traffic subsides, which could take hours. With a train, that wouldn't be the case. There is still technically a track to that area, but it hasn't been used in over 20 years east of the river.
You are doing such a great job downtown Chicago . I have been there, it was one of the scariest drives of my life in my big truck. You. stayed away from the bridges, they are all low .you did the right thing calling the police.they can help you out in this situation .if they don't get shitty and start to abuse you.😮 tell your boss that you will quite if he/she ever sends you to Chicago again. ❤
You’re right! I will never come back! Thanks for your concern and your time watching here ❤️😊🙏
Great job driver, never back down from asking for help.
I live near Chicago and go there/drive there quite often. A lot of spots its hard to drive in even with just a normal like sedan basically. I cant imagine how it is for truck drivers trying to squeeze around those tiny streets. And no worries on having to call the police, you were under stress and you handled it. A lot of people, myself included, probably wouldve let the stress take over. nice job
Thank you for watching and your comment here. I appreciate that you address that I did the right thing. Some are bashing me badly 😂 have a good day to you ❤️😊🙏
They may be good but you also are an amazing driver! You have skillz!!! Kudos to you! 🥳👍🌷
Thank you! 😃😊❤️❤️🙏
Omg it gives me goosebump be safe
This actually highlights changes that could be made logistically. Truck fleets can handoff outside of cities and use more small trucks after handoffs.
Exactly . I don’t understand why they send me here without a special note .
Man, the police, Mr Blue suit guy, the dock workers and yourself were all on the ball for this. My nerves were shot just watching it, lol
Wow! You are amazing!
Wow, thank you!😊 ❤️❤️❤️
Yeah man. That was quite a situation. Good job though. 😅
always good to be embarrassed asking for help than to be embarrassed dealing with worse consequences like crashing, even driving a car down there is difficult brother dont sweat it
big respect driver 🫡
dude i'm stressed only by watching this vid, nice work!
Hehe thanks for watching 😊❤️🙏
Do you get paid a stress fee? Because this whole time I haven't been able to breathe and I'm watching this from six time zones over. Whew!! I love that you're calm and respectful.
Good Work bro good handling the Situation greetings vom Germany
Thanks 👍bro.. appreciate your time here ❤️🙏🤛🏻😊
At least they where nice and helpful to you and not prices. You done a great job with that situation 👏👍👏
Yes, thank you brother 😊🙏
WoW!!! Terrific job!!!!
😊 thanks for watching
Happen to stumble on this video and it's quite funny but also a pain to deal with this kind of situation but definitely you did the right thing of calling the police, good move. I'm a fellow Filipino who lives in the suburbs of Chicago and definitely you need to know the ins and outs of downtown since that place is full of one way roads and it's like a maze. I've lived in IL for over 20 years and I still messed up sometimes when I go downtown in spite of the GPS.
Watched the whole thing . Did the smart thing called for help . I work in an electrical plant one thing those truck drivers always say they would never go to New York or Chicago. Good job kuya 💪🏽
Hey my brother! Thanks for watching. Yeah bro Chicago and New York are the worst place to bring the load to deliver. Nobody wants to be here. But I get to experience it 😀😉
Great job driver u did the right things hats off to everyone . Stay safe and keep up the good work
Thank you very much 😊🤛🏻❤️
Shocked they even had cars available to send
I'm shocked too, for actual crimes they might show up 3 hours later, look around for 5 seconds and drive off. They came right away to help.
I do service calls in a city and I sometimes will check street view to see what the parking/building access situation is. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
You need to be over to the left when making the right turn to get it. Not sure how Americans are with this but in the UK most people understand when they see a lorry over to the right making a left turn that they hold back.
I'm getting my cdl in a few months and this video just opened up my eyes to know it won't be easy
Good luck bro. Getting your cdl. Always remember that trucking isn’t competition. Just do the right thing. Isn’t easy but you’ll like it.
If there is a way to just perform the maneuver, even if we hold people up we should do it, if we are delivery drivers because our task is just temporary.
I remember some deliveries taking me 15 minutes, that could have been like 2 because I was being so polite to other drivers.
CDL schools should make this video mandatory viewing!! AWESOME COMPOSURE AND DRIVING !!
I agree so they’ll see the reality in trucking
I was sweating watching this video...how you remained SO CALM is remarkable!! GIANT PROPS to your backing up skills !!@@JakeclydeDtrucker
You are so respectful to police I love it! Hello from Peru, and I like your accent, is nice. What country you were born? Thanks! Love from Peru.
Yes and yes thanks so much ❤️ I am born and raised in Philippines ❤️❤️🇵🇭
@@JakeclydeDtrucker salamat po for reply :)
Downtown Chicago is the worse place to find parking😭😭😭
i thought backing up was crazy then they gave you the hard right after. lmao
It’s not as easy in the situation like this lol
I truly salute all the Truck drivers that have to make their deliveries downtown. Whenever I see them, I immediately get out of y'all's way lol Chicago is hard enough to navigate lmao from the weird random dead-ends, to the distracted unexperienced drivers, to the random narrow roads that seemingly expand out of nowhere, down to the occasional signal losses moving in between the buildings lol you have enough on your plate I don't wanna add to that scratch. and DONT even get me started on the whole Wacker Dr. conundrum thats a novel of its OWN keep on truckin man
I appreciate that 😊❤️🙏
@@JakeclydeDtrucker anytime mane salute 🫡❤️💪🏽 I had to pause the video to say that I’m finishing it now with my homemade burger lol
@BabyWavv aww you’re the sweetest ❤️😊🙏 thank you for watching this video 😊❤️
One last tip bro, as a Chicago native all 24 years of my life. When it comes to Chicago traffic and streets don’t be afraid to get over or use your weight to your advantage lmao. The average Chicagoan especially downtown is a complete asshole on the road being nice and timid will lead to folks bullying you out the way don’t be afraid to swang that big mf over and use your horn aggressively 😂😂 trust being shy on Chicago roads and you’ll be sitting on the shoulder waiting forever lmao remember you got a good 30-40 tons to work with they only have about 1-2 trust me you get over or blip that airhorn they’ll move or wait 💪🏽 🤜🏻🤛🏽
@BabyWavv haha 🤣 from someone who lived in Chicago for many years.ill take this advise. Thanks bro! 😊🤛🏻🙏😃
That looks nerve wrecking bro, hope you enjoyed the trip to Chi tho 😎
Thanks bro for watching 😊
You're lucky you didn't get a ticket. Downtown Chicago semi trucks are prohibited from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. I learned that when I was a truck driver.
I honestly don’t know about the rules. Thanks for telling me this. Dispatch never said anything about it. If it’s prohibited why I see trucks delivering at the mart during this time. But it’s good to know 😊🙏
I drive locally and that includes Chicago. Luckily I only have to drive stake beds and box trucks, so its not as complicated, but it isn't that easy to navigate those streets a lot of the time! Props to you sir!
Thanks sir. 😊 it wasn’t easy but I got out ok.
You did a very good job backing up your Simi 👍
Yes, thanks❤️😊
dang?, govee stress kist watching how hard that was, haha! great job!!
Haha thanks ☺️
I’m from Chicago and let me tell you man everyone avoids driving in downtown it’s hectic
I like how you handle this….freaking shhhhh❤
Thank you 😊
You always take the safe way. The slowest then becomes the quickest way bc its the safest way.
Congratulations on your new truck bro keep up the good work and you should do a tour video and be safe out there and god bless you🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏😊😊👏👏👏
Hello bro thank you. 😊 I’ll make a video tour soon 😊stay tuned
Nice job man! Just subbed! 11.1K Subs! WooHoo!
Awesome! Thank you!bro ❤️🙏😏
@@JakeclydeDtrucker Anytime!
That would of been my first and LAST time delivering to Chicago!
Oh yeah this was the last ain’t coming here anymore 😊🤣
This was hell on earth. Kudos to you
Thank you 😊
Welcome to my world....I P&D Downtown Chicago everyday....it's not as bad as it used to be before covid. Traffic is not has heavy.
Have you ever had to go in the elevator on state and monroe? and then down the turntable?
If you know you know.
I also had to do William Sonoma on rush street
900 North Michigan
But you pull it on rush and you drive down a tunnel and if you have anything bigger than a 40 foot trailer you'll never make it down the tunnel....
That's P&D times hell..
My younger brother was driving a semi and enclosed car hauler delivering exotic cars to customers all over. Probably one of the most stressful over the road trucking gigs because of the extremely expensive stuff you are hauling plus the delivery destinations are always different and many times can be in city centers like Miami, Chicago, etc. You never know that a customer is living in a skyscraper on the 55th floor and you need to deliver it in downtown on a time constraint and unload on a main street for the customer. Insanity. He quit a year ago or so.
He had to cheat his books from his boss because you can have 6 different customers wanting their car yesterday and you need to deliver the other 5 all across the country like yesterday.
Every single person who knows the trucking business was absolutely shocked how a early 20s young man got that gig.
Never would i want to do that job. EVER.
For future reference, you should look up the local police non-emergency line.
Thank you for your opinion
It doesn’t matter. It all goes to the same dispatch center. All you do is call 911 and say it’s non-emergency.
@@truthteller4442 there are select dispatchers in that center that take only 911 or non-emergency calls... Why would the city themselves say that and have a non-emergency line to call?
@@truthteller4442 obviously they use the same dispatch center. They have specific callers that handle 911 or non- emergency calls only... Why else would the city themselves say not to use 911 lines if not an emergency?
Welcome to chitown, home of the "just go around the block" circus. 😂 This is what happens when you're land locked. Lol