AFAIK the law kinda leaves it up to yer own judgement, but if anything happens its yer ass
Since windy days become more and more each year, I wanted to know if anyone has a definitive way to calculate if the wind is strong enough to pull over.
I've heard and seen some really incredible things the wind is responsible for. Thoughts anyone?
i would either listen to the radio, that had regular weather/traffic reports, or sometimes the cb radio, or any Amber Alert type signs that had warnings about high winds. otherwise, i'd just drive on thru.
Since windy days become more and more each year, I wanted to know if anyone has a definitive way to calculate if the wind is strong enough to pull over.
I've heard and seen some really incredible things the wind is responsible for. Thoughts anyone?
Ya that helps. A couple years ago, in Wyoming, I was talking to a cop and he said that if a truck flips over because of the wind and they are on the road, Wyoming throws the book at them. I said, good to know. lolAFAIK the law kinda leaves it up to yer own judgement, but if anything happens its yer ass
Pretty sure thats how they look at it in Wyoming
The bridge over the Chesapeake Bay kicks into limited wind restriction at 40 mph...that means no empties. At 50 mph they shut it down to all trucks below 64K gross
That might give ya some idea
Since windy days become more and more each year, I wanted to know if anyone has a definitive way to calculate if the wind is strong enough to pull over.
I've heard and seen some really incredible things the wind is responsible for. Thoughts anyone?
Are "They" Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman of Mythbusters?38 mph will tip over an empty van at 65mph.
Thats what they tell us here.
No. Walmart.Are "They" Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman of Mythbusters?
At what wind speed will a truck blow over?
It maybe a reason to bring back Mythbusters for one episode only
As vigilant as they are watching for falling prices, I would trust what they say about high winds.No. Walmart.
OMG IT'S GLOBAL WARMING!Since windy days become more and more each year,
It's something. I don't want to become airborne and land with some cop writing out tickets for me..OMG IT'S GLOBAL WARMING!
Where are you coming up with it that windy days are increasing?
Since windy days become more and more each year, I wanted to know if anyone has a definitive way to calculate if the wind is strong enough to pull over.
I've heard and seen some really incredible things the wind is responsible for. Thoughts anyone?
Just make sure ya land on yer wheels again... like thisIt's something. I don't want to become airborne and land with some cop writing out tickets for me..
I haven't seen any statistics but am noticing it more when I'm driving. I'm in MA, empty. Going to pickup ONE skid and going back to almost Windsor, ON. I'll be fighting it all the way back. Especially with no weight.Where are you coming up with it that windy days are increasing?
I've heard this but I've never seen any facts.
Just make sure ya land on yer wheels again... like this
All’s well that ends well
Yeah if you're going to be flying around in the wind it's better to land in a crowd of midgets singing the Lollipop song and telling you to follow the yellow brick road.It's something. I don't want to become airborne and land with some cop writing out tickets for me..
I'm sure that cop meant that if Wyoming had the interstate shut down, and a driver was in the highway and got blown over, he'd be in trouble.It's something. I don't want to become airborne and land with some cop writing out tickets for me..
I could ride the horse of many colours back. I like the purple one. That would be fun.Yeah if you're going to be flying around in the wind it's better to land in a crowd of midgets singing the Lollipop song and telling you to follow the yellow brick road.
Or in your case since you're Canadian, it's "follow the only road".