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Video: Iron girders propelled like javelins into car in front

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19 hours ago, canuckamuck said:

The bigger metal shops usually put a lot of effort into tying lengths of metal down whenever I have picked up a load. Local shop or self loaded stuff is a different issue though. Amazingly few people know how to secure a load here. I have had to reconfigure a few.

 

PS, girders are main support sections of buildings and such. The objects in the photo are simply lengths of tubing.

Yep another unsafe load. How many times do you see it here, every day...

Well, his brakes worked, but was he on the phone as he had to pull up so sharply at traffic lights?

(Not girders, but not tubing or conduit either, just flat lengths.)

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  • Well, at least his brakes were working.

  • Darcula
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    So, tying a couple of red panties at both ends of things sticking out of trucks doesn't prevent this from happening?

20 hours ago, keith101 said:

No matter where ive been here i don't see these things tied down very well and certainly not laid flat like these appear to be

See them often being transported around on pick-ups and give them a fair bit of clearance.

The same old story now in most car incidents, most Thai drivers have a complete lack of knowledge and respect when it comes to road rules or consideration for other road users :post-4641-1156693976::post-4641-1156693976:

19 hours ago, giddyup said:

Don't know, don't care, and don't want to know

I've purchased many steel items from Home Hub in Khonkaen. They secure them with turnicuit type lashing. They have loosened when going some distance however initially they are tight.  I take my own tie downs and usually tell them I'll do it but thanks.

25 minutes ago, The Teacher said:

The same old story now in most car incidents, most Thai drivers have a complete lack of knowledge and respect when it comes to road rules or consideration for other road users :post-4641-1156693976::post-4641-1156693976:

Possibly the complete inability to do some form of risk assessment-on any activity that you might choose to contemplate-ties into this but utter mental laziness covers the spectrum as well.

On 01/05/2018 at 8:58 AM, tifino said:

Heh heh heh this Thread will be genesis for today's 'Post of the day' 

What about indicating that they are JAVELINS...!!!!???

Stupid reporting !!!

“said he had to brake suddenly”

 

the reason is really convincing ? But there is lack of brain somewhere. 

On 5/1/2018 at 11:09 AM, Darcula said:

So, tying a couple of red panties at both ends of things sticking out of trucks doesn't prevent this from happening?

I thought 'Stopping' was up-to-Buddha :coffee1:

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