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Lorries don't have very good visibility.
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Re: Lorries don't have very good visibility.
My Mrs didn't tell me she was taking the lorry out today:eek:
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Well there's someone driving the car - you can see the brake lights go on & off.
Bit strange the lorry has no traffic around it, but a solid wall of traffic behind it - bit like the Police are keeping traffic back from the incident. Other than that I wouldn't be surprised if the driver couldn't see the width of a car right in front (below) of his cab, and seeing big trucks like that just bulldoze other vehicles out of the way in police chases I'm not surprised if he didn't feel it slowing him down :roll: either |
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For those of us at work who can not see the video, any chance of a good old fashioned linky?
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I just been on the Arclid (company of truck) website to see if they mentioned anything about it. They didn't but that company is either run by a funny or naive man.
Here's how they just described their new chemical delivery truck: Quote:
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Oh I do like a quiet and speedy discharge.
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Give them a call then...I dunno why she has to turn up in a purple truck but hey who am I do argue?
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Must be fake, wouldn't the car tyres grip more, make more smoke, roll the car?? Couldn't the car accelerate out to the sid eof the lorry? Hmmmmmmmmmmmm
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