Thread: Semi Trucks should have to drive on other roads

Damn what the hell is the deal with that! Did you get their license plate number for insurance?

Wow that sucks!

I read it perfectly. It doesn't matter what vehicle you drive you kick stuff up. I'll put up pictures of a car who lost a hub cap that went through my windshield going the opposite way once I can find them. ANd you cannot compare a 38ft fifth wheel to a 53''ft transport truck. They are 2 totally different vehicles. a racing trailer is no where near the size or weight of a dry box or container.

The point is Cars are as much at fault as trucks. Everything......EVERYTHING you own or touch or eat etc has been on a truck. I have more damage on my truck from flying debris from cars then I do on any of my vehicles and I can garuntee without a doubt I drive more miles then anyone else on this board. I just finished 15,000 mile trip in the last 15 days I was on the road. yes miles, not KM's.

As I said before not all semi's are perfect, no'r is it possible to be perfect. The point is that you're trying to put transports trucks down as if they're the only reason your car is damaged, and it's not true. compain when a kid throws a stone at your vehilce or someone opens their door up and slams it into your side etc. You take the risk to drive your car everyday, if you don't want it get dinged or hurt then trailer it or keep it parked in a garage.