Close Call Truck Crash Las Vegas
Going along I-15 in Las Vegas when the traffic came upon a Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) portable sign truck that has stopped in the middle of the left lane. Traffic is moving 65-70 MPH and starts locking it down.
I'd just cleared a semi truck to my right and could see the traffic coming to a halt. I didn't have enough room to get back into the lane to my right so I started braking and watchin my rear. Could see the truck come along side to my right and suddenly he locked up the brakes and swerved left cutting right in front of me as his trailer tried to jack-knife. By this time we are down to about 50 MPH and he didn't miss my front end more than two feet if that much. Now I was worried about the trailer as I could not see it. Suddenly the trailer appeared and the back set of wheels appeared to jump up and across my right fender.
Close call but accidents like this happen all the time on this stretch of road. One must stay way out in front of your vehicle at all times here. Read somewhere that there's an average of 15 accidents every 24 hours along this stretch of road with about 87% of those occurring in the North bound lane. 7 hours prior to this accident a fatality occurred at an exit just north of here. I saw one more being investigated on the way home.
More in depth description on my blog: http://sidewindersview.blogspot.com/2013/01/luck-divine-intervention-or-past.html
Timber Limousine Volvo FH16 Sweden - Timber Truck
Show truck at work in the swedish forest. Driver: Kjell Rask, Dala-floda.
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Cars Avoid Head on Truck Crash
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Multiple cars narrowly avoid a head on collision with a truck that went into oncoming traffic on the highway.
RC ADVENTURES - OVERKiLL PUTS CHAiNS ON PiNKY ~ MUDDY SCALE 4x4 TRUCKS & TRAILER
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LKW bricht in unterirdische Grube ein / Unfall / Crash / Truck
Bei Bauarbeiten auf einem alten Grundstück bricht ein LKW Kipper mit dem linken Vorderrad in eine unterirdische Grube ein und gräbt sich mit Mühe wieder heraus. Der LKW schafft es ohne große Beschädigung aus dem Loch heraus, hinterlässt aber einen tiefen Graben.
September truck crashes at the 11foot8 bridge
Two tucks crashed into the infamous 11-foot-8 bridge in September. I
almost missed these because they both happened on weekends. Thanks to
Dr. G. who alerted me to these nice additions to our collection.
