Three Feet at a Time | Legends of Long Haulage | Chapter Five

“Really, I should have turned back and bought some new tyres. But I didn´t give it that much thought. If you´re an explorer, you´re an explorer. And there´s only one way - forward.”
Stuck in the desert sand, two flat tyres and only two spares, there’s no margin if another tyre goes flat. In the days before mobile phones - and there would be no signal here anyway - Jan’s decision has life or death consequences.
“I saw men abandoning their trucks. I saw a grown man cry, lots stronger and tougher than me. You know, do I want to go any further?” says Mick Dunstan.
Stuck in the desert sand and with a Robson Drive that did not work in the heat, Jan’s only choice is to drive a little, dig himself out of the sand with a shovel, and drive a little more.

[@tanmayghadge3760]

Really Gave me goosebumps watching all the episodes .
Thanks team Scania to bring Truckers life to take a closer look

[@qaza007qaza]

This is great please keep it coming. Well done scania. Any chance of similar series from 1980s &1990s using 142s & 143s?

[@rolandhormanseder5214]

thanks again...wonderingwhy they dont drove in convoys down there.way more easier with more hands when something happened like stuck in sand

Give me moreeee

[@snrylmz]

I wonder him 😂

[@maxenceguillien2764]

Maxence SCANIA

[@cdo29mike]

Robson drive didn't work because he let his tyres down and didn't have the pressure between the wheels...

[@kinglion5764]

Welche Sprache ist das?

[@mbg2215]

Three Tv Deutschland schwedisch oder norwegische

[@kani9604]

Lol it clearly states that this is a long haulage from Oslo to Dubai. What possible language could he speak if not his native one?