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Truck Brake Failure Incident​


Dirtiest coal I ever Saw ! Very Poor Coal There !
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I take it they Don't wash it there Before Weighing it

 

Rolling fast, 2 trucks' brakes failed on the descent until they overturned

 

This looks to be a "repackage and repeat" version of the video's you've posted in
the past. :dontknow:

Here in the US, the grades on the East coast are shorter, but often steeper than the miles long grades in the Western US. In all cases, a big truck driver can get into trouble in a hurry if they're not paying attention. Here, a driver can 'red flag" a rig, and then tell his company that the truck needs brake repair before it's driven again. IMO, unless there is some big mechanical failure, the responsibility for a truck losing it's brakes rests solely on the driver.
 

perhaps some of the second one is older stuff :dontknow:
I Didn't Re-Look Before Posting This Response

The Coal Truck Just Happened yesterday and the other one was supposedly the same day .

so maybe I'm Mistaken What You Mean By "repackage and repeat":dontknow:
 

as for the Breaks Thing I Know of One Local Road They Actually Put Up No Trucks Sign After Several Deadly Accidents .
However Last week I Passed One Coming Down Anyway
 

PA State Police set up Occasionaly near the Interstate & Inspect Trucks. Supposedly No One gets By witout a fine of some Type.
They Say The State Police Can Find a reason to fine a Brand New Truck Just off the Lot
 

That crashed rig at 4:05 looked like it had an old auto bumper jammed underneath it. ???
You Either Got a Better Memory then Me (Very Likely :laughing7:)
Or you saw it elsewhere. thanks :coffee2:
 

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