https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtyJE3KBU0s
@MerlinsOldSchoolGarage and @Yuccabillybrad take on a desert rescue and don't know what they are getting themselves into! More Blow outs and more work on the

https://www.landscapeprofessionals.org/LP/LP/Safety/safe_trasport.aspx
Safely transporting equipment/materials. Operating trucks or truck-trailer combinations loaded with landscaping equipment and materials involves many potential hazards for crew members and those with whom they share the road. Overloading or neglecting to properly secure equipment, materials and plants in a pickup bed or trailer can result in

https://www.reddit.com/r/Truckers/comments/x00wns/can_i_use_a_yard_truck_on_the_road_short_trip/
You can move any equipment atop a flatbed trailer. On the road, however, your shunt is a highway tractor. It needs to have everything a 'big' tractor does. It needs registration, it needs insurance, and it needs annual inspections performed. It needs to comply with emissions regulations in force when it was built. The driver needs a CDL.

https://www.buchananhauling.com/resources/blog/20-safety-tips-for-new-and-seasoned-truck-drivers-to-remember
3. Know the Forecast for Where You Will be Driving. Inclement weather leads to 21% of crashes. Utilize bad weather tips and Buchanan driving policy. 4. Disconnect. Keep your phone down. Buchanan prohibits mobile use while driving commercial vehicles. Nearly 500,000 crashes per year involve large trucks.

https://roadside.aaa.com/
There are multiple ways to contact AAA for 24/7 roadside assistance. The fastest and most efficient way is to use the AAA Digital Roadside Request online tool, or text HELP to 800-AAA-HELP (800-222-4357) and we will send you a link to request service. After answering a few quick questions, help will be on the way.

https://www.truckerdown.org/news/safety-tips-every-new-trucker-needs-to-know
In the vast world of trucking, safety is paramount.Every year, countless accidents occur due to a lack of awareness or negligence. As a nonprofit dedicated to the well-being of truckers and their families, we believe that knowledge is power.This article aims to shed light on essential truck driving safety topics and provide actionable safety tips for truck drivers.

https://www.alltruckjobs.com/blog/on-the-road-essentials-for-truck-drivers/
Whether you are on a family vacation, road trip, or trucking assignment, we have all had that moment. That moment when you're on the road, and suddenly you realize what you should have packed isn't in your bag. No one wants to have that moment, especially not on your first run as a truck driver. However, you don't want to overpack either.

https://www.bloomtrucks.com/blog/otr/the-ultimate-safety-guide-for-over-the-road-truckers
Our truckers enjoy newer trucks, better pay, and the ability to own their own truck after three years. So if you'd like to find out more information about essential safety tips for truck drivers, or if you have any additional questions you'd like to go over in more detail, reach out to us today. CALL US: 630-504-6126.

https://www.truckingtruth.com/trucking_blogs/Article-3808/the-ups-and-downs-of-life-on-the-road
In that time, we have driven back and forth between Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Iowa multiple times. Along the way we have slept in parking lots either at truck stops, rest areas, or anywhere we could find a spot to park this big truck for the night. There are many considerations for this too. Many lots now have signs that say No Truck Parking.

https://timstowingandrecovery.com/guide-to-equipment-hauling-how-we-prepare-for-heavy-transport/
At Tim's Towing, a towing service in Savannah, GA, we have over 45 years of experience in commercial towing, hauling, and transporting heavy equipment that ranges from heavy machinery to farm equipment to sizable earth-moving equipment. Our expert drivers and technicians go through a thorough and meticulously detailed process to ensure your

https://www.usatoday.com/story/travel/2023/11/20/thanksgiving-road-trip-tips-trucker/71490619007/
Wiederhold: Don't hang out in blind spots. If you're passing a truck, don't linger beside the truck. Drive like your life depends on it. Padilla: Do not speed, and don't pass trucks on the right

https://magazine.northeast.aaa.com/daily/travel/road-trips/what-to-do-when-your-car-breaks-down-on-a-road-trip/
As soon as you notice a mechanical problem, slow down and pull over to the side of the road. Try to find a flat area located as far away from traffic as possible. Look for a well-lit area if the breakdown occurs at night. Turn your hazard lights on and put down reflective warning triangles if you have them.

https://www.truckersnews.com/gear/product/15115106/roadpro-what-and-how-to-pack-for-your-driving-life-on-the-road
Most drivers advised that you should have a good first aid kit, non-perishable foods, extra water, a small tool kit, flashlight, extra batteries, pocket knife, and a blanket. Invest in a waterproof or tactical backpack or bag and store all these items safely for easy access. No matter how long you have been driving, whether you are new to the

https://twooutliers.com/packing-list-for-road-trips/
A $20 mug pays for itself in just a few days on the road. Water bottle | Again, save money on plastic water bottles and invest in a reusable one. Extra water | We originally purchased these 2-liter Platypus bottles to carry extra water backpacking in the desert.

https://www.aarp.org/auto/driver-safety/trucks-buses-rvs-tips/
Do not follow closely: If you are too close behind the bus, truck or RV, the driver probably cannot see you. You also cannot see the road in front of the driver. Leave yourself extra following distance, so you have more time to react and a better view of the road ahead. Watch for the commercial driver's signals: Trucks and buses make wide turns.

https://www.economical.com/en/blog/economical-blog/may-2018/how-to-share-the-road-with-transport-trucks
The Ontario Ministry of Transportation recommends that transport trucks maintain a minimum following distance of at least 200 feet. (or 60 metres) when driving at a speed of over 60 kilometres per hour in ideal weather — in rain or snow, a truck will need even more space to safely stop. Only pass a truck when there's enough room for you to

https://www.binderplanet.com/forums/index.php?threads/another-trip-to-leonards-wrecking-yard.32452/
I meant to post this earlier, but have not had time, for which I apologize. There will be another foray to Leonard's truck wrecking yard to get the last of the small parts, and to move some trucks. I need to go by there on Wednesday to make sure we will be able to get what we need, but unless I

https://forums.yesterdaystractors.com/threads/road-tractor-as-in-truck-heavy-rescue-401.1539451/
WE haul a spare truck out to our driver and bring his back to our shop for repairs. This is by far the fastest and cheapest way to go. If our truck is in an accident, we hire a tow company for recovery. We had one slide off the road and tipped in the ditch . That was $13 grand. We had a guy fall asleep and go 700 feet of the roadway. That was

https://rescueroadtrips.org/requirements/
3 a. A copy of the Adoption Contract must be included in the paperwork packet traveling with the dog. 4. Along with the Health Certificate, we also require Medical Records to show vaccine and fecal history. History must include Bordetella (Kennel Cough) at least 10 days prior to transport, Rabies (canine 14 weeks or older) with tag, and DA2PPv

https://rescueroadtrips.org/transporting/
About Transporting. Each transport week starts on Monday and leaves from Zanesville, Ohio by 10 am EST. All New England drop offs happen on scheduled Saturday's. The transport leaves at 7:30 am from Massachusetts and stops at all New England cities in the same day. The final drop off ends up back in Zanesville, Ohio.

https://autotransport.com/news/how-many-vehicles-can-i-have-hauled-at-once/
Depending on its model, a normal American long haul truck may fit 5 to 9 cars, though this may vary with the sizes of the automobiles. However, under U.S. law, the capacity is restricted to an 80,000 lb weight cap. Long-haul trucks with greater carrying capacity are coming up in countries like China such as the Side-by-side double-decker car

https://www.trucknews.com/transportation/4-things-to-include-in-a-truck-yard-safety-plan/1003167599/
There is no egress or ingress. No improvements were made. No precedent. Trucks came from 6am-6pm. Our shoulders on the road are dust. The yard where containers dropped off was scraped and causes dust every trip. No permit from our county was sought until we complained for a few months to the county.

https://www.truckcampermagazine.com/camper-lifestyle/the-35-best-truck-camping-roads-ever/
My second favorite truck camping road is up the Mogollon Rim road in Arizona. One camping trip was from Kingston, New Mexico (Highway 152) to Silver City, and then north on Highway 211 to US 180 in Eager, Arizona, and then Highway 260.". - Harry Palmer, 2008 Dodge Ram 2500, 2008 Lance 915. "My favorite truck camping road ever is Forest