When I duck and get nervous going under low bridges in my pickup! To this day I still do that. In Buffalo there are quite a few low bridges and when I see a sign that says 11' 2" my heart starts racing and I cringe and look up at the bridge as I go under it like, "Oh geez I don't like this!!!!"
When my wife and I was at Walmart in out blazer and I back in a spot and my wife asked me why did you put your flashers on
Hahaha these are great! !!
I think another time was when. I turned and DIDN'T take out a street sign with the trailer lol
Today is a good one. Drove 639 miles, still had time left on my clock, and enough energy to enjoy a meal with hubby!
When I duck and get nervous going under low bridges in my pickup! To this day I still do that. In Buffalo there are quite a few low bridges and when I see a sign that says 11' 2" my heart starts racing and I cringe and look up at the bridge as I go under it like, "Oh geez I don't like this!!!!"
Ha, that's great. I was driving last week and saw a sign that said Clearance 13' 8" - moment of panic - no, that's more than 13' 6", I'm OK - oh wait, I'm driving my car.
They put reverse in the wrong spot in all me vehicles.
I reach for my car key on the wrong side and stomp on the imaginary clutch hahah
When an adult has to buy bunk beds for their bedroom to make the transition from sleeping in the truck to sleeping at home a little easier...
(Just kidding...)
When I arrived at a shipper 3 hours early after driving all night. Shut down and took a nap woke up 2.5 hours later. Look out side and have no idea were I was or why I was parked were I was. Took me 5 min of panic racking my brain to figer out what I was doing. still someday I wake up and have no idea were I am at first.
The customer who is shipping the freight. This is where the driver will pick up a load and then deliver it to the receiver or consignee.
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When on a recent trip in my car I headed towards the truck parking at a TP rest stop on I-76.
When someone asks what time it is and you say: "15:35".