Three men killed after two semi trucks collide head-on in British Columbia
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- Family and colleagues in the trucking industry are mourning three young men who died when two semis collided on a B.C. highway.
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Diversity with a driver license caused this
As a nomad in BC I spend a lot of hours on our highways and I have to say our highways or littered with dangerously fast drivers that have no control of their trucks and are usually all over the road. Passing other trucks uncontrollably veering into oncoming traffic lanes. It’s getting ridiculous and there is no one on the roads to stop them which is a bigger issue
I spoke to a fellow from India who worked for one of the trucking agencies in the lower mainland. He said that the owners forced them to drive 24 hours straight even though it's illegal. He said if they don't get there on time they dock pay, even if it's risky and dangerous due to unforeseen circumstances. Told me a lot of other very scary things about how those businesses are run. He ended up quitting because he felt it was unsafe and abusive.
@@on2thenextthing and it’s the ministry to blame for letting it happen
Companies not following Canadian law are most likely the cause of this crash.
I live right on hwy 1 by sicamous and the way trucks drive around here is insane, I've been almost run off the road more than I care to count and almost every other weekend there is a deadly accident within 3 hours of home, scary out there
TransCanada supposedly the longest HWY in Canada in ON(section) is still one laner and barely has any rest area’s,and from my experience the team drivers get plenty of rest and I believe the single driver mr.gill failed to take rest break.
I Know which one
I think you are probably right. But we are not allowed to say.
@@ericgeorgetruckgrilling sure we are
Dive r city is our strength.
did you see the video...the cattle truck was in oncoming lane....driven by your beloved cowboys
@@ericgeorgetruckgrilling take your probability up ur asss...cattle truck crossed doube yellow
Praying for the families.
Rest in piece this is a sad day 🙏🇨🇦
Miss you mama ji
My uncle died at that same spot in 2005. They supposedly fixed the problem.
Hola.. So sad .. Rest Now!!💐🕊💐🕊💐🕊💐❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
nooooo not the poor cowss
Not your gods
gas is cheaper and the right foot is heavier on the gas pedal. fatal car accidents are everywhere across the country
How many did a Canada 2023
I have been running on this lane for years, this lane is not everybody's cup of tea. According to the reports i had from other truckers, these cattle haulers crossed the yellow lane and hit the oncoming CN truck on a single lane highway. Trucking is not for everyone especially those who don't have enough common sense to think that you shouldn't be passing vehicles on single lane highways! Surreal!
If the haulers we the ones to cross the line how come they are still on thier side of the road?
British Columbia in the Canada is 2023
@@CrushUrPridethey aren’t in their own lane. The trailer is in the oncoming lane. The impact led to both cabs ending up on one side.
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