I'm not sure what experience in driving vans, straights and t/t has to do with you obviously having very little experience with reading and posting in Web forums. But OK, I'll spare you.I've driven vans, straights and t/t, so spare me any experience comments with regard to this posting.
I personally would be more concerned why a semi was on the road weaving and driving reckless enough to hit a van pulling over onto the shoulder.
My point is as a professional we are trained to expect the unexpected.
I may not make it home tonight. It'll take more than an overloaded van trying to pull onto the shoulder to take me out.
Absolutely...don't ya get tired of driving for everyone else out there? LOL
Isn't Little Benny just adorable?Thanks Turtle...after reading your usual replies, I expected nothing less.
You never pull onto the shoulder. People think the shoulder of the road is a darn picnic/rest area. I have seen Recreational Vehicles stopped on the side of the road with picnic chairs out lol. I try not to use the shoulder for anything other than emergencies.
And an "Expeditor" would have not have tried to stuff 4 skids in a van that can only carry 2-3 skids.
I really really really wish I could have seen that van before the wreck. I want to see how they loaded 20 people and their luggage in a van designed for 15. Was the back-end loaded floor to ceilng? Were people sitting on luggage in the back seat? What kind of experience did the van driver have? So On.............