Truck getting a tow in Norway goes over the edge of a ravine and drags the tow truck with it. Tow truck driver jumps out as truck goes over the edge.
Cool!
Trucks tumble off Norwegian cliff - World (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Truck getting a tow in Norway goes over the edge of a ravine and drags the tow truck with it. Tow truck driver jumps out as truck goes over the edge.
Cool!
Trucks tumble off Norwegian cliff - World (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
jeez newscaster looks like a younger me.
but not as ansom.
Two trucks lie on their side on a bridge at Toyama city, western Japan, on April 3, 2012, after a typhoon-like spring storm brought strong gusts and heavy rains to Japan, causing traffic chaos. Meteorologists urged the public to stay indoors if possible. xxx.xxx.xx/news
oooops.
lost the truck and the tow truck.
The vehicle being towed did not have winter tyres, the recovery driver should have known better than to try and soft tow it.
Was there a driver of the other truck - a bloke to turn the wheel on corners, etc?
^Yeah, he went down with the rig...few broken bones, but survived...
How was the big truck being pulled/lifted then? Look at :24 into the video, it's just a link of some kind to pull the big truck; how are the wheels turned at corners?
^By the usual cable that a tow truck uses with its winch...
There was a driver in the big rig...but its not easy to steer in the snow...and it depends on the angle of force from the cable, amongst other factors...
I can't see a driver in the video.
^Yeah...its hard to see...then they switch to the other angle...but it stated in the article (if you go to YouTube) that the Lithuanian driver went down with the rig and luckily suffered only broken bones...
It looks like he over-steered...then you get the snowplow effect...
^ okay, I'll go to the article; the puller truck driver (nice technical term usage... didn't seem too concerned!
Probably shocked near senselessness...
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