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Thread: Overturned propane truck catches fire in Nashville.

  1. 08-23-2007 09:03 PM #1
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    Default Overturned propane truck catches fire in Nashville.

    This made it on Fox & Friends this morning... anyone catch wind of this?

    http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=6970092
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    police said Daniel Moss, 29, drifted to the right on northbound lanes of Briley Parkway before overcorrecting. This caused the " gasoline " tanker to roll over
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    Holy Mackeral! :shock:


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    I hate seeing those kind of pictures now that I drive a tanker. It's bad when they say "Authorities believe the driver was the only occupant in the truck". That means there wasn't much left in the truck to even to see how many people were in it.

    Hard to tell though, he was only 29. Wonder how much experience he had driving? Pulling doubles has helped me with pulling a tanker, tankers will sometimes give you the "wiggle" that you get with doubles so it really makes me aware of what the product is doing behind me.

    Be safe out there fellow tanker yankers.
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