Backing into another truck has to be the most common accident in truck stops.
Backing into another truck/object and clipping a truck as you leave.
As far as how many times you should get out is up to you. How many times it takes for you to get into a spot without hitting the other truck or trailer.
Don't forget running into steel poles around the fuel island. Hint-ask Rainy.
Don't forget running into steel poles around the fuel island. Hint-ask Rainy.
Ouch. Shots fired!
I meant it as a good example. She was very upset, bounced back from it, and look at her now.
I meant it as a good example. She was very upset, bounced back from it, and look at her now.
Yeah I know, just thought it was funny.
Truth is, that's where the majority of accidents happen, truck stops and parking lots. All low-level stuff, but taken as a whole it really adds up.
It was funny. At least in the parking lots, these are usually low-speed impacts. Much worse consequences out on the Interstates.
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Turtle, that is exactly what my trainer told me is the number one area of accidents for Schneider I was surprised by that but I can see how that is true.
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What is the most common accident in a truck stop? And how many times should you stop when entering a space?