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Now I see why. And to think I once read that getting hit by an 18-wheeler was the same as getting hit by 1,000 cars.
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Quote, originally posted by hoodwinkvr6 » |
yep.. we're all on the crank
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Quote, originally posted by BLKonBLKMKVGTI » |
man, a friend of mine a few years ago made good money out at truck stops man. **** is no joke |
Quote, originally posted by chewym » |
This is why the European truck speed limit does make sense. |
Quote, originally posted by tjl » |
But note that the European 90km/h speed limit for trucks is very close to the California 55mph speed limit for trucks. The difference is, speed limits seem to be much more strictly obeyed and enforced over there. |
Quote, originally posted by PDing » |
Your friend was selling his ass? ![]() |
Quote, originally posted by WhiteRat » |
If they enforced a nationwide 55 mph truck speed limit in the US with speed governors like they do in Europe, you could pretty much kiss an open left lane goodbye because you'd have trucks running nose to tail on the right and all other traffic stuck in the left lane unable to pass or change lanes. |
Quote, originally posted by PDing » |
Your friend was selling his ass? ![]() |
Quote, originally posted by WhiteRat » |
If they enforced a nationwide 55 mph truck speed limit in the US with speed governors like they do in Europe, you could pretty much kiss an open left lane goodbye because you'd have trucks running nose to tail on the right and all other traffic stuck in the left lane unable to pass or change lanes. |
Quote, originally posted by redshift » |
I've never seen an open left lane in the US. ![]() ![]() |
Quote, originally posted by GermaniuM » |
That's true, you also have to consider the fact that europe is much smaller in size and it doesn't take 3-4 days to drive across like it does in Canada and US. |
Quote, originally posted by xdre » |
Uh, Europe is actually larger than Canada and the US (not combined)... |