Do you have a back-up plan?

[Guest pjblurton]

Because there should always be a "Plan B"..

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[Guest c_o_jones]

[Guest db99wj]

Like a monkey f@#$ing a football!

That's funny.

[Guest eyebedam]

Thats sucks to be the wrecker driver.

[TripleDigitRide]

Being a truck driver, I find that especially hilarious.

[Guest eyebedam]

Being a truck driver, I find that especially hilarious.

Same here. Hell I thought that was you driving that rig.

[TripleDigitRide]

Same here. Hell I thought that was you driving that rig.

So far, luckily, I haven't been in the position of needing a wrecker for such a reason. KNOCK ON WOOD!

The end result is not at all what I was expecting when I first started watching that video.

[Guest pjblurton]

I'm not a truck driver but I'm guessing that the truck was left in neutral after the wreck and rolled down the hill as a result. It that ya'lls guess?

[mac12]

That wrecker driver just learned a valuable lesson. You would have thought that the air on the tractor/trailer would have leaked down enough for the parking brakes to come on, but evidently it didn't. I'm sure the wrecker had good insurance.

[Guest db99wj]

So far, luckily, I haven't been in the position of needing a wrecker for such a reason. KNOCK ON WOOD!

The end result is not at all what I was expecting when I first started watching that video.

I was expecting the truck to come back over and keep on going and flipping onto the other side. When it didn't do that I thought, the it was going to roll into what ever the guy filming was on.

[TripleDigitRide]

I'm not a truck driver but I'm guessing that the truck was left in neutral after the wreck and rolled down the hill as a result. It that ya'lls guess?

Yes, it appears the truck was in neutral. But more importantly, no one bothered to set the air brakes for the tractor or trailer.

If you see a semi sitting still, chances are it's in neutral. The air brakes are supposed to prevent it from rolling.

[Guest meadowmb]

wounder where he is working now

[Guest pjblurton]

wounder where he is working now

"Thank you for choosing Wal-Mart, Would you like a cart, sir?"

[Guest tnmale46]