Your take on not passing on snowy roads with a left to right wind, to avoid a whiteout for the vehicles you’d pass, makes a lot sense….kudos to you Josh 👍. …..Drive Safe and Don’t Rush!
You don’t know how refreshing it is to hear a truck driver complain about how fast other truck drivers are driving in a snow storm , knowing they can’t see anything. Thank you!
I bet, Josh has driven in some Canadian snowstorm in the past that would have had those two cowboys in tears, with stains in their underwear they could never get out! Experience told him to SHUT IT DOWN and be safe!
7:55 I love watching trucking videos and the people who drive the big rigs. I have a huge respect for truck drivers because they are often an overlooked part of the economy yet such an important piece that keeps America running. Stay safe out there and keep on trucking brother!
I like your views on driving during the weather and even if it’s bad some people don’t have the common sense to think about other people that are out on the road some people are in a absolute rush to go absolutely nowhere I am from upstate New York and when it’s snowing bad it’s time to pull of the road thank you to each and every truck driver out there you guys are the back bone of our country
Lots of white out driving in upstate NY. Gates closed on 81, "luge run" driving with headlights out and marker lights illuminating so I could see berms . When I did pull lover to sleep, get WAY out of the way from plow trucks, half the time you can't see Anything, especially those plow guys seeing you.
Duluth is one of my favorite places to visit along the North Shore. Like you, I hate driving in snow and windy conditions. Glad you pulled over so you weren't driving in a big winter mess. Getting home safely to Brit, Theo and the fur babies should always be your main concern. Hope you're getting over your cold. Take care and drive safely.
Like I was saying yesterday the steering wheel holders go flying down the road right into a big pile up. You are smart enough to park it. It's that time of year Trucker Jooooooosh don't let your fuel tanks get below half. Stay safe & warm
Great video Josh - wise words on needlessly aggressive operators of vehicles of all shapes and sizes. Always great content and fun to drive along with you. Cheers and thanks
You've done 2 things in the beginning of this video that I absolutely love. 1. Showed the route you're likely to take and 2. Answered that question about the fuel between the 2 tanks! I always wondered that! Subscribed!
I took on truck driving as a semi retired job and I am glad I subscribed to your channel because your tips is just gold to me. I live in the province of Quebec where road conditions in winter can be as bad as in the prairies. You sharing both your knowledge and experience sets you apart from all other similar channel. Keep on trucking and safe driving. Serge
The guys passing you in a blizzard like that are called amateur truckers... better take your time to get to your destination safe. I just came from a snow storm in France back to The Netherlands, that was no fun, but got through it staying safe.
I drive a truck and got stuck in Albert Lea MN at the Petro during the Winter Storm. Finally back home in Charleston SC today 1/25/24 after doing some more runs and it's in the 70s here. Very nice. Definitely not fond of driving in those conditions.
First time watching, I enjoyed it. Safety in this business sometimes slows drivers down, dispatchers don't always allow for weather and the customer is guilty of this too. Not a excuse, just a reality, with that said you will drive a long time, take that from someone who just parked his truck after 49 years and 5 million or so miles . best wishes for a safe and happy life .
Thank you! I’ve noticed that a lot of truck drivers don’t seem to have the same respect that they used to. I appreciate your thoughtfulness towards it. You’re one of the good ones. 💪🏻👍🏻
hi Josh,thank you for the great content! your a professional, responsible, caring driver..the world needs more of guys like you. unfortunately the drivers with no commin sense,may or might not be foreign ..to blizzards, in some cases,so they don't know any better with winter driving skills..(not aware how storms create havock)just my opinion..be safe out there Trucker!!
Stay safe out there! I just put in my 2 weeks notice to the current company I work for because: A. Boss was trying to force me to to drive in unsafe conditions after I said I would not until it’s safe to do so again. Also he called me a liar too. Plus the pay is lousy. B. I got a flatbed job! I’m going to be training for a month with a buddy of mine to make sure I learn what needs to be learned and so I do the job right! Looking forward to this new adventure!
I just watched your video for first time. Usually watch the van or camper life vids but glad yours popped up..really enjoyed this Josh. I have alot of respect for truckers and how important your profession is. Also nice to see how you really care for others on the road and just yourself. Keep on Truckin and May God richly bless you in life and your travels 🙏 ✝️❤️
in 83 my stepdad and i were traveling thru ct.up in the northeast in very similar conditions.he was driving a c/o from a company in vermont.a truck like ours passed us and the first thing he said was that driver was going 2 fast and would b off the road very soon.just a few miles up the highway that same truck crashed into a overpass and the cab was hanging over the highway below.we didnt stop as the weather was 2 bad but radioed 4 help.not sure of the outcome.stay safe josh..
I wish more drivers would have your stance on snow. I’m not a trucker and I try to avoid driving in it as much as possible. However when I do have to drive in it I like to be safe for myself as well as others. Be safe.
Remembering all of those long nights behind the wheel. Payed off the truck, the house... just relaxing with a day cab 07:30-5:00 now. And for some reason playing a trucking simulator.
On ya Josh for being a thinking driver I will probably never drive in the snow down here in Australia but I have been in a white out on a ski trip once not great at all stay safe and warm
Josh, I work for Pesnke roadside assistance for their truck fleet, this past weeks cold spell/blizzard has been crazy. Had a lot of truck stuck in snow/ice, no start, and gelled diesel where they aren't used to this weather as far south as texas and arkansas, BTW love your vlogs been watching for years even before i got invovled with the trucking industry this year.
Thanks for the good video Josh from another long-haul truckers from Canada. Keep it real stay safe. It’s nice to hear somebody that cares about other drivers on the road
Thank you Josh you helped me a lot with your tips I have learned a lot from you I'm a Brazilian truck driver but I'm improving my English to be a truck driver in Canada 🍁 new Brunswick! I am watching all of your videos thank you so much and take care!!!!!
I used to truck up in northern Maine Madawaska back down to Bangor Maine Everyday Some of those days It was total white out And you're right I just want to get home I'm a stubborn female So I wasn't gonna let the storm stop me Grace of god I made it home every night Awesome video josh Thank you Stay safe
Thank you for being a careing truck driver, all I have is a little Toyota Sienna van and when I am out on the road I try to give the big rigs as much space as they need some fly by me at 60 /70 MPH. And that's when the road is covered in ice and snow, then I see them down the road stuck in a ditch time to call the IL State Police
Just discovered you, and I am grateful. My mom was from International Falls; born in Fort Frances during a storm. I love watching you cope with the weather!
Good stuff buddy. Good stuff. I’ve hauled nothing but logs in my trucking career and i totally agree with you about passing people on the highway. Stay safe good sir and thank you for being a professional truck driver. We need more drivers like you that take the other motorists into consideration and well being. Happy travels good sir.
I'm old and remember driving in northern Michigan through blinding blizzards. We would be ecstatic because we saw a yellow line on the road or a mailbox preferably on the right side of the road and we knew we were still on the road! Now this was done with rear wheel vehicles, no front wheel drive or 4 wheel drive. It could take 12 hours for a six hour trip. Best thing to do is get off the road if you can.
My favorite thing about snow was parking the truck at the end of the day and getting comfy with a cup of tea and watch the snow fall through the truck stop lights. 😁
I get nervous watching you driving in all that snow. Power to you Josh. Recently saw Vlog of brakes freezing up after stopping overnight. Hope you will be alright with blowing nasty stuff.
You could dress as one of those orange and white constrction barrels they use to mark construction zone. My hubby and I call them Schneider eggs as they are the same color of Schneider transport trucks. Bright orange. Be careful in that snow. Keep the rubber on the road and that stick under control. Rest well and enjoy your bit of time at home during your reset. I am so happy you got safely to the spot you stopped at for the night. That looked scary.
Recent heavy snow in Wisco. Had to make a 40 mile round pharmacy trip. I'm in a 4x4 Tundra so not too worried. All alone southbound on xway. Northbound closed. Why? Hotshot trucker knifed in the middle ditch. Few miles later hotshot trucker 2, also northbound, in the side ditch, knifed. Lots of four wheelers who shouldn't have been out were sucked off the roads by the ruts. BTW for low visibility try yellow tinted glasses. Honest 35% better vision in rain, snow or fog...not stylish but I will not leave home without them. State cop turned me onto the glasses.
Hey Josh, that’s how you can tell the difference between a steering wheel holder and a professional truck driver, especially a professional truck driver with more than a decade of experience. We know when to stop they do not. Hence why they are the ones do you see jackknifed laid over on their side flip completely over or in the trees?
Nice video, I'm a old trucker, still driving, most of my old driving buddy's are dead or retired, back in the old days we never pulled over because of bad weather no matter how much of a blizzard there was, and I at least always made it thur, so you can imagine what I went thru in my life, we didn't have heated mirrors, most times no power steering because the trucks didn't have it and in below 0 temperature the heat in the truck didn't work, barely, air windshield wipers,air windows, most times a 36" cracker box sleeper. And I never wrecked always made it thur the worst, Lol, I'm still Driving, can't believe what has become of this trucking industry. It's a Joke. Well the pay is Finally much better, Beats Driving for 18 cents a mile.
I agree. Sleep is important. I’m in my forties and the last time I went to the doctor he told me that “sleep is as important as nutrition” at this age.
I had to drive from Rapid City to Sioux Falls today during a snowstorm (wife talked me into a bad situation). It was about 4 hours of almost whiteout condition. Had to stop 3 times to get slush off my window. Passed maybe 6 rigs and about 10 vehicles slid off! Almost slid off myself but got lucky. I know what you mean about the truckers passing, I had that happen a few times. Anyway I loved your video - just wanted to see a trucker’s perspective after being on the road today. And rerouting travel plans or waiting it out is definitely safer, if possible.
I remember one night my dad and I were coming back from Jefferson Wisconsin to then we got to the Indiana Michigan line with Indiana and you couldn’t see 5 feet in front of the truck
I tell you what old son, if I had one I'd take my hat off to you. The conditions you are working in and travelling in would bring the whole of the UK to a halt. 👍
I road with my father for 18 years and got paid to help and ride with him I truly miss being on the road sense he has retired I would love to find another job doing that I loved that job
Im a semi truck driver too and im from Minnesota and i had got a load to Brisbane California and ran into a snow storm in donners pass that got 12 feet of snow on a mountain.
And when I drove a day cab back in the old days I slept on a Board between the 2 seats for many years, and log books, ha, ha, most times drove 20 hrs a
I just discovered you and I look forward to following your exploits. I wanted to be a trucker but Mama Hated Diesels, So Bad... ha ha ha. Much respect sir.
Nice to see a Canadian trucker sick of watching jbg trucking a.d just trucking great view on the mad truckers that pass like that in snowy conditions happens all the time here on the 401 eastbound nasty off of Shires of lake ontario
I think everyone who lives in the snowy north would love to spend some time in the south to stay warm sometimes. 😂 I work out of Nebraska where it's freezing and go south to Georgia all the time warm, cold it's the cycle. 😂
Your take on not passing on snowy roads with a left to right wind, to avoid a whiteout for the vehicles you’d pass, makes a lot sense….kudos to you Josh 👍. …..Drive Safe and Don’t Rush!
You don’t know how refreshing it is to hear a truck driver complain about how fast other truck drivers are driving in a snow storm , knowing they can’t see anything. Thank you!
I bet, Josh has driven in some Canadian snowstorm in the past that would have had those two cowboys in tears, with stains in their underwear they could never get out! Experience told him to SHUT IT DOWN and be safe!
the difference in drivers is those that are paid by the hour versus those are paid by the mile
in eu its normal we have lot of extra lights so u can drive 90kmh in winter storm
Take your time and be safe out there
You made the right decision for you and your family - safety first; some drivers take unnecessary risks.
That blizzard was no joke. Hit us hard down in Iowa too.
Glad you played it safe, Josh.
7:55 I love watching trucking videos and the people who drive the big rigs. I have a huge respect for truck drivers because they are often an overlooked part of the economy yet such an important piece that keeps America running. Stay safe out there and keep on trucking brother!
I like your views on driving during the weather and even if it’s bad some people don’t have the common sense to think about other people that are out on the road some people are in a absolute rush to go absolutely nowhere I am from upstate New York and when it’s snowing bad it’s time to pull of the road thank you to each and every truck driver out there you guys are the back bone of our country
Lots of white out driving in upstate NY. Gates closed on 81, "luge run" driving with headlights out and marker lights illuminating so I could see berms . When I did pull lover to sleep, get WAY out of the way from plow trucks, half the time you can't see Anything, especially those plow guys seeing you.
Duluth is one of my favorite places to visit along the North Shore. Like you, I hate driving in snow and windy conditions. Glad you pulled over so you weren't driving in a big winter mess. Getting home safely to Brit, Theo and the fur babies should always be your main concern. Hope you're getting over your cold. Take care and drive safely.
Like I was saying yesterday the steering wheel holders go flying down the road right into a big pile up.
You are smart enough to park it.
It's that time of year Trucker Jooooooosh don't let your fuel tanks get below half.
Stay safe & warm
Great video Josh - wise words on needlessly aggressive operators of vehicles of all shapes and sizes. Always great content and fun to drive along with you. Cheers and thanks
Alawys play it safe. Blowing snow is no joke.
You've done 2 things in the beginning of this video that I absolutely love. 1. Showed the route you're likely to take and 2. Answered that question about the fuel between the 2 tanks! I always wondered that! Subscribed!
Prayers of safety. Stay warm. God bless you and your family. Thank you for your service.
I'm jealous I drove 35 years.Loved to sleep in the truck in a blizzard.That is in a safe place.Or a rain storm.
One thing I like about the blowing snow and the cold, it seems to keep the 🦟mosquitoes🦟 at bay. And any day with no mosquitoes is a good day.😀
IKR!!!!
I took on truck driving as a semi retired job and I am glad I subscribed to your channel because your tips is just gold to me. I live in the province of Quebec where road conditions in winter can be as bad as in the prairies. You sharing both your knowledge and experience sets you apart from all other similar channel. Keep on trucking and safe driving. Serge
The guys passing you in a blizzard like that are called amateur truckers... better take your time to get to your destination safe. I just came from a snow storm in France back to The Netherlands, that was no fun, but got through it staying safe.
Usually you say see you down the road them you say see you OFF the road! No load is worth your life, and I lived by it!
We call those “super truckers” here 😂
Extremely unsafe drivers
Most of those guys are middle eastern or African and don’t know any better not making excuses just saying
Company drivers who have night trunks to make. Could also be paid by the jobs.
Thank you for doing what you do, drive safe, may the Lord Jesus watch over you
I drive a truck and got stuck in Albert Lea MN at the Petro during the Winter Storm. Finally back home in Charleston SC today 1/25/24 after doing some more runs and it's in the 70s here. Very nice. Definitely not fond of driving in those conditions.
First time watching, I enjoyed it. Safety in this business sometimes slows drivers down, dispatchers don't always allow for weather and the customer is guilty of this too. Not a excuse, just a reality, with that said you will drive a long time, take that from someone who just parked his truck after 49 years and 5 million or so miles . best wishes for a safe and happy life .
You Sir Love your Family and you respect other people who love theirs Thank You for not taking a Risk
Thank you! I’ve noticed that a lot of truck drivers don’t seem to have the same respect that they used to. I appreciate your thoughtfulness towards it. You’re one of the good ones. 💪🏻👍🏻
hi Josh,thank you for the great content!
your a professional, responsible, caring driver..the world needs more of guys like you.
unfortunately the drivers with no commin sense,may or might not be foreign ..to blizzards, in some cases,so they don't know any better with winter driving skills..(not aware how storms create havock)just my opinion..be safe out there Trucker!!
Stay safe out there! I just put in my 2 weeks notice to the current company I work for because:
A. Boss was trying to force me to to drive in unsafe conditions after I said I would not until it’s safe to do so again. Also he called me a liar too. Plus the pay is lousy.
B. I got a flatbed job! I’m going to be training for a month with a buddy of mine to make sure I learn what needs to be learned and so I do the job right! Looking forward to this new adventure!
Blizzard alright ❤️🌹❤️ 5 days of snow in a row . Finally saw a day of sunshine . Back to snow again 🌹❤️🌹
Welcome to winners looks like a nice blizzard. One thing with steel is at least it’s heavy.
I just watched your video for first time. Usually watch the van or camper life vids but glad yours popped up..really enjoyed this Josh. I have alot of respect for truckers and how important your profession is. Also nice to see how you really care for others on the road and just yourself. Keep on Truckin and May God richly bless you in life and your travels 🙏 ✝️❤️
that blowing snow is no joke, got caught in a storm like that in Montana once on I-90.
Diesel #1 will come into play in subsequent days ;) We had about 3 days of snow here in Winnipeg about 15cm or so.
God bless the American Trucker!
in 83 my stepdad and i were traveling thru ct.up in the northeast in very similar conditions.he was driving a c/o from a company in vermont.a truck like ours passed us and the first thing he said was that driver was going 2 fast and would b off the road very soon.just a few miles up the highway that same truck crashed into a overpass and the cab was hanging over the highway below.we didnt stop as the weather was 2 bad but radioed 4 help.not sure of the outcome.stay safe josh..
Giving a voice to the other Canadians who don’t like snow. I’ve met many of your brethren on the Gulf side of Florida. You’re not alone!
I wish more drivers would have your stance on snow. I’m not a trucker and I try to avoid driving in it as much as possible. However when I do have to drive in it I like to be safe for myself as well as others. Be safe.
Remembering all of those long nights behind the wheel. Payed off the truck, the house... just relaxing with a day cab 07:30-5:00 now. And for some reason playing a trucking simulator.
On ya Josh for being a thinking driver I will probably never drive in the snow down here in Australia but I have been in a white out on a ski trip once not great at all stay safe and warm
Josh, I work for Pesnke roadside assistance for their truck fleet, this past weeks cold spell/blizzard has been crazy. Had a lot of truck stuck in snow/ice, no start, and gelled diesel where they aren't used to this weather as far south as texas and arkansas, BTW love your vlogs been watching for years even before i got invovled with the trucking industry this year.
Great video Josh, plus you have a really great personality! Enjoyed riding with you and look forward to your next vid. Thanks for reality!
It’s a ground blizzard. Nothing coming from the sky. It’s all blowing off the fields
OK Mr. Yellow human cone, so happy you made the choice to park during the heavy blinding snow. ❄️❄️❄️🚛🌬🌬🌬
Great Video
Great Music
Thank You for being A Professional.
Be Safe/Godspeed!
Thanks for the good video Josh from another long-haul truckers from Canada. Keep it real stay safe. It’s nice to hear somebody that cares about other drivers on the road
Thank you Josh you helped me a lot with your tips I have learned a lot from you I'm a Brazilian truck driver but I'm improving my English to be a truck driver in Canada 🍁 new Brunswick! I am watching all of your videos thank you so much and take care!!!!!
Great to hear!
I used to truck up in northern Maine Madawaska back down to Bangor Maine Everyday Some of those days It was total white out And you're right I just want to get home I'm a stubborn female So I wasn't gonna let the storm stop me Grace of god I made it home every night Awesome video josh Thank you Stay safe
Thank you for being a careing truck driver, all I have is a little Toyota Sienna van and when I am out on the road I try to give the big rigs as much space as they need some fly by me at 60 /70 MPH. And that's when the road is covered in ice and snow, then I see them down the road stuck in a ditch time to call the IL State Police
Just discovered you, and I am grateful. My mom was from International Falls; born in Fort Frances during a storm. I love watching you cope with the weather!
When I was driving I always loved watching the lot lizards try to walk in there high heels and snow.
Thanks for the tip on packing down a 6 foot track of snow!
Good stuff buddy. Good stuff. I’ve hauled nothing but logs in my trucking career and i totally agree with you about passing people on the highway. Stay safe good sir and thank you for being a professional truck driver. We need more drivers like you that take the other motorists into consideration and well being. Happy travels good sir.
Smart move to pull over for the night. It is crazy to be out in that kind of weather after dark if one does not really have to be out there.
I'm old and remember driving in northern Michigan through blinding blizzards. We would be ecstatic because we saw a yellow line on the road or a mailbox preferably on the right side of the road and we knew we were still on the road! Now this was done with rear wheel vehicles, no front wheel drive or 4 wheel drive. It could take 12 hours for a six hour trip. Best thing to do is get off the road if you can.
Minnesota uses a lot of that BIO crap - gells twice as fast as #2 non-bio diesel
You got that right! I always try to stay away from the bio blend. "Eagle Claw" on the flip.
My favorite thing about snow was parking the truck at the end of the day and getting comfy with a cup of tea and watch the snow fall through the truck stop lights. 😁
I get nervous watching you driving in all that snow. Power to you Josh.
Recently saw Vlog of brakes freezing up after stopping overnight. Hope you will be alright with blowing nasty stuff.
You could dress as one of those orange and white constrction barrels they use to mark construction zone. My hubby and I call them Schneider eggs as they are the same color of Schneider transport trucks. Bright orange. Be careful in that snow. Keep the rubber on the road and that stick under control. Rest well and enjoy your bit of time at home during your reset. I am so happy you got safely to the spot you stopped at for the night. That looked scary.
OMG! Stay safe! Smart choice to "camp out". No load is worth risking your life. When you can't see... You can't see.
Be safe for sure Josh !! Roll on keep posting sir💪
Recent heavy snow in Wisco. Had to make a 40 mile round pharmacy trip. I'm in a 4x4 Tundra so not too worried. All alone southbound on xway. Northbound closed. Why? Hotshot trucker knifed in the middle ditch. Few miles later hotshot trucker 2, also northbound, in the side ditch, knifed. Lots of four wheelers who shouldn't have been out were sucked off the roads by the ruts. BTW for low visibility try yellow tinted glasses. Honest 35% better vision in rain, snow or fog...not stylish but I will not leave home without them. State cop turned me onto the glasses.
Hey Josh, that’s how you can tell the difference between a steering wheel holder and a professional truck driver, especially a professional truck driver with more than a decade of experience. We know when to stop they do not. Hence why they are the ones do you see jackknifed laid over on their side flip completely over or in the trees?
Nice video, I'm a old trucker, still driving, most of my old driving buddy's are dead or retired, back in the old days we never pulled over because of bad weather no matter how much of a blizzard there was, and I at least always made it thur, so you can imagine what I went thru in my life, we didn't have heated mirrors, most times no power steering because the trucks didn't have it and in below 0 temperature the heat in the truck didn't work, barely, air windshield wipers,air windows, most times a 36" cracker box sleeper. And I never wrecked always made it thur the worst, Lol, I'm still Driving, can't believe what has become of this trucking industry. It's a Joke. Well the pay is Finally much better, Beats Driving for 18 cents a mile.
Typical old person going on about the old days. Stop wasting your life on such nonsense.
Don't trust what you see for the weather
I'm glad you're safe
I agree. Sleep is important. I’m in my forties and the last time I went to the doctor he told me that “sleep is as important as nutrition” at this age.
Too bad you can’t take a winter vacation in the warm climate. That always rejuvenates me.
Outstanding Canadian winter info, bro about the rocking and your humor about no flying alligators was tops! 👍🏽
Wow trucker Josh is the best common sense AND RESPECTFUL TRUCKERS YET!!!
I had to drive from Rapid City to Sioux Falls today during a snowstorm (wife talked me into a bad situation). It was about 4 hours of almost whiteout condition. Had to stop 3 times to get slush off my window. Passed maybe 6 rigs and about 10 vehicles slid off! Almost slid off myself but got lucky. I know what you mean about the truckers passing, I had that happen a few times. Anyway I loved your video - just wanted to see a trucker’s perspective after being on the road today. And rerouting travel plans or waiting it out is definitely safer, if possible.
I wish you would have kept showing the snow Strom and what you do to keep warm and safe in your truck
Be warm and safe.
Another Canuck here that just found your vlog and Subscribed/Liked.
Be safe have a nice trip
Hi Trucker Josh I'm glad to see your safe at the truck stop good and warm your new truck heater stay safe to your next delivery
Hi 👋 Josh @18:00 You did well Driving by ❄️❄️❄️ Braille 😬🌨 Slow Wins the Race 🏁 & Home 🏡 Safe & Sound ..
This is awesome growing up in ND. Finally someone sees the struggle it was before I decided to move 😂
😂 We've all been there , great decision to stop for the night
You come across as a really nice person,the hoi polloi do not appreciate what truckers do for the world
It's very peaceful love to have a job like that when I grownup❤
I remember one night my dad and I were coming back from Jefferson Wisconsin to then we got to the Indiana Michigan line with Indiana and you couldn’t see 5 feet in front of the truck
It comes on quick sometimes
As you were driving and I was watching through the windshield, I caught myself looking over to see out the side mirrors several times. Old habits!
Going throught that town with the globe lights all lit up in the snow was very cool. Little things on the road 🙂
Safety first
I tell you what old son, if I had one I'd take my hat off to you. The conditions you are working in and travelling in would bring the whole of the UK to a halt. 👍
I seriously miss the winter driving when I drove, loved it.
Lucky for u that gas station had a skid steer so u wont get snowed in. i saw it when u pulled in
I road with my father for 18 years and got paid to help and ride with him I truly miss being on the road sense he has retired I would love to find another job doing that I loved that job
Weather said it was going to be dark tonight, I would not believe them.
Im a semi truck driver too and im from Minnesota and i had got a load to Brisbane California and ran into a snow storm in donners pass that got 12 feet of snow on a mountain.
Uk truck driver first time watching really enjoyable and a interesting insight to thing over the pond
Welcome!!!
Discretion is better than valor, live to drive another day.
Boy you have my upmost respect for being a stranger trucker
I'm here in Iowa, we got some more snow yesterday too. Not fun! I do not like all this snow. Drive safe out there. My husband is a truck driver too.
Congrats on your baby mate.I live with palms trees, HATE HATE the cold. Oh we have lots of nasties, live in Australia .😅😅😅😅😅
And when I drove a day cab back in the old days I slept on a Board between the 2 seats for many years, and log books, ha, ha, most times drove 20 hrs a
Think Oregon is just sending you some winter love 😂
We'll take all that Hawaii can send this way.
Just found your channel and immediately subscribed. I love your philosophy about driving in snow. Thank you!!
I just discovered you and I look forward to following your exploits. I wanted to be a trucker but Mama Hated Diesels, So Bad... ha ha ha. Much respect sir.
Nice to see a Canadian trucker sick of watching jbg trucking a.d just trucking great view on the mad truckers that pass like that in snowy conditions happens all the time here on the 401 eastbound nasty off of Shires of lake ontario
No such thing as snow storms here in Western Australia, bad drivers yes but no snow.
I think everyone who lives in the snowy north would love to spend some time in the south to stay warm sometimes. 😂
I work out of Nebraska where it's freezing and go south to Georgia all the time warm, cold it's the cycle. 😂
Josh, I feel you brother I don't understand why either be safe
checking the weather radar is probably better , and it updates more frequent . you need more snowy days like this , good for UA-cam ( views-subs )
A couple 20 lb bags of cat litter can solve your wheel spin problem to get moving .