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07-04-2016, 06:25 PM
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Truck driver did a great job. Wiped off as much speed as possible in the short distance then let the brakes off to a degree where the trailer came back in line before threading the needle between the other truck and the car.
The weather was good and the road was dry so there weren't any extenuating circumstances requiring extra levels of caution. It was just one of those things that happen from time to time no matter how cautious we are. When you consider the billions of klms travelled by vehicles vs the number of trees across a road its not really a very regular occurrence.
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Re: Quick Question re Vic Truck Jack-knife Footage
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