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In a warm summer afternoon a truck smashed through a highway’s median guard rail and disastrously collided with the oncoming vehicles on the opposite roadway. As result, seven people died charred: Both trucks’ drivers, two people in the 1st car (a mercedes) and three people in the 2nd car, a BMW 530 tailgating the 1st car. The occupants of the yellow van were not injured and a few seconds later they got out of their van. The bmw’s tail was still looking good for spare parts! Not the same for the Mercedes, which was found melted under one of the trucks… Further investigations established that the cause of this fatal accident may have been a mechanical failure on the truck’s front left suspension. More in detail, seems that the joint that holds the axle and the leaf-spring together broken, causing the veer Song: The Chemical Brothers – Surface to Air.
Here is part 2 of bigcat & Keystrucker meeting in South Texas, more of the indepth Q&A about life as a trucker. Just some info for new and up&coming drivers out there that maybe a great help. If you would like to talk more with Keys here is their website: www.thekeystruckers.com For more video from truckers on youtube go to www.yttrucking.com Follow bigcattrucker on twitter twitter.com
Truck driving in South Africa is a profession predominantly reserved for men. The work is arduous, shifts are long and the roads are rife with danger, though due to driver shortages and work standards, women are now being hired. “Roads Less Traveled” follows Eunice, a female truck driver at work in the port city of Durban andtraveled home to her childhood home of Mangolong to prove herself to her traditionally minded family.
The Meadows Years, captured on a very early digi pen cam. The alcoholoics, refugees & people I met, signs & sights I saw, drops & loads I carried, places I’ve been etc. etc. From 20 to 26 seconds you can, actually, you can’t – see the roof I ripped from my trailer under a low canopy near Koblenz! At the end of the reel, a colleagues vehicle at the customs post in Calais, after a large quantity of contraband was found on board the trailer. It was at least 4 months before the boss got just the unit back. Look at the Moseltal bridge, when they took the barrier off for repairs, 130 mtrs or so above the valley, no barrier and just a couple of feet from the right hand drive window – Yikes!
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