I don't hate truckers either. However, I've seen truckers do a lot of really rude, stupid moves out there. Around here the favorite is on sharp corners where the trucker drivers onto the opposite sidewalk and blocks 2 lanes to avoid hitting the curbing with the trailer tires. Yeah, I get that it's a big truck and tires are expensive. But this is a dinky little town, you can't wait 15 seconds for traffic to clear before making your move? These guys have traffic blocked or even backing to try and avoid an accident. The other thing is the clowns that drive by 4 signs saying there's an "R" rated bridge ahead and then try to turn around when they get to the bridge that, yes, really does exist! Of course they try turn around on the road and some guys muddy driveway and end up stuck.
I worked with truckers for the last 6 years of my career and it was a pleasure dealing with TRUCKERS. The clowns that just happened to have a Class A and couldn't back a truck to save their lives? Not so much.....
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