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    ogun67 is offline Rookie ogun67 is an unknown poster at this point.  Don't let him/her around power tools just yet.
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    Default truck goes off bridge

    http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/new...9?OpenDocument

    Hope you don't mind me posting this here. Wasn't sure where to post this one. One heck of a wreck. Not for sure but on the news video it looked like one of them shining TMC trucks. Like I said not for sure.

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    Looks like TMC from the picture.
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    probably the end to his or her driving days

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    Weather it's a TMC truck or not, makes no differance. Just hope the driver is o.k.

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    Quote Originally Posted by classicxl
    probably the end to his or her driving days
    Seriously? Thats it, even if that was his first?

    I tell ya it ain't like that here. We've got one guy still workin who's written off 2 trucks, and I do know of more people. Someone crashed 3 days ago and wrote off the truck (I'm gonna post pics soon) and I bet they still have thir job, they jackknifed in the ditch 2 weeks ago and crashed bad just before Christmas!
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    The driver did a good job of securing the load. It looks like it's still on the trailer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NFRay
    The driver did a good job of securing the load. It looks like it's still on the trailer.
    Agreed! Its bad enough when a truck crashes, but when the freight goes flying, thats an equally bad deal for those around the truck.

    Luckily, he/she walked away (even if was on a stretcher!)
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    I'm always amazed that the king pin or locking jaws don't snap.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BanditsCousin
    Quote Originally Posted by NFRay
    The driver did a good job of securing the load. It looks like it's still on the trailer.
    Agreed! Its bad enough when a truck crashes, but when the freight goes flying, thats an equally bad deal for those around the truck.

    Luckily, he/she walked away (even if was on a stretcher!)
    This link here shows how nasty one piece of steel is.

    http://www.wbaltv.com/news/3506720/detail.html

    Don't follow those flat beds to close now ya hear?

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