https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktBFa6uLvfg

Edited December 16, 201510 yr by Boycie

Wow. That guy in the gray pickup was on his toes. I think that move over into the grass was deliberate. The load still hit the back of his bed but that's better than crushing the cab.

Little boys driving big trucks. Always a bad recipe.

sadly this doesn't surprise me at all.

Little boys driving big trucks. Always a bad recipe.

The lucky part is - it was not a cement truck

Little boys driving big trucks. Always a bad recipe.

The lucky part is - it was not a cement truck

Seen so many so called professional lorry drivers who forgot they are not on their moped until it's too late. I dont suppose the Police will do much other than tell him to go home and lay down for a while before he drives again. It will probably get listed as a gust of wind being the cause.

Ive seen about 100 in 10 years lying on the road but never live like this

nice ... no surprise either

Edited December 17, 201510 yr by jerome2

Of course we all know that his luck was due to the large collection of amulets spread on top of the dashboard

Of course we all know that his luck was due to the large collection of amulets spread on top of the dashboard

Crash was probably caused by too many amulets hanging from the mirror making the truck top heavy.

An other cowboy professional Truckie

Would not be surprised if the driver is thinking:

"Hmmmmm....I should have been going faster as going too slow that time is what caused the accident"

Cheers

Amazing how so many loads in Thailand are made up by people who don't take gravity into account.

You gotta use the brakes to initiate the drift, double clutch down and let that Kubota scream. Amateur.

Little boys driving big trucks. Always a bad recipe.

The lucky part is - it was not a cement truck

Seen so many so called professional lorry drivers who forgot they are not on their moped until it's too late. I dont suppose the Police will do much other than tell him to go home and lay down for a while before he drives again. It will probably get listed as a gust of wind being the cause.

Exactly, nothing to do with going to fast or overloading !

Obviously nobody can see the ghost except me and the driver