After reading McGilliCutty's thread on stuck trucks http://forum.zealot.com/t158364/ I felt that I just had to share this that I received in an email from a friend.
Here is a truck driver looking for a job. Know anyone hiring? hamr
According to the person who sent this, the driver has only been in the U.S. a few months. He had missed his turn by Billings MT. And figured he could go over the hill and continue on the road. :genius2:
Apparently he didn't know there were rail tracks on top of the grade which doesn't matter, he'd be stuck anyhow..... :flush1: wall1 wall1
The truck owner figures he had to hit the angle at over 55 miles an hour in order to make the top.
If you look close at some of the pictures you will see that it is only when the trailer pinched the rear tires of the truck that the truck stopped...... :|
I love the second picture that shows the tracks going through the field to get there. What a genius!!! :cry: :cry: :razz: :razz:
Luckily no trains were coming. Wouldn't that be a first, train hits truck, but nowhere near a crossing.
Here is a truck driver looking for a job. Know anyone hiring? hamr
According to the person who sent this, the driver has only been in the U.S. a few months. He had missed his turn by Billings MT. And figured he could go over the hill and continue on the road. :genius2:
Apparently he didn't know there were rail tracks on top of the grade which doesn't matter, he'd be stuck anyhow..... :flush1: wall1 wall1
The truck owner figures he had to hit the angle at over 55 miles an hour in order to make the top.
If you look close at some of the pictures you will see that it is only when the trailer pinched the rear tires of the truck that the truck stopped...... :|I love the second picture that shows the tracks going through the field to get there. What a genius!!! :cry: :cry: :razz: :razz:
Luckily no trains were coming. Wouldn't that be a first, train hits truck, but nowhere near a crossing.
