CANADIAN TRUCK DRIVER ON A WHLOE DIFFERENT LEVEL.

[@briansimpson9371]

There is a chip dumper in Prince George that you need to back your B-trains onto to unload. I tell you that is a sweat inducing process when learning how but after awhile you watch these guys do it in seconds......impressive

[@takehandleandshoveuparse]

Has a triple EVER been done? Just for the hell of it to see if it was possible?

[@RLH-my6jv]

I backed super b onto tipper at Hinton for 5years

[@donnafitzgerald2829]

I have drove for 48yrs and retired. I would not step foot in a truck now. Too many new drivers out there that don't have a clue how to drive. Three crashes a week in a ten mile stretch. I don't let my family drive the 401 in Canada.

[@jamesborden4805]

It IS possible to back up super doubles for a short distance.

[@stevemcentee2880]

Sure is

[@jacksonwhittier3646]

These a B trains, Canadians say they're easier to back up than normal doubles due to only having two points of articulation which are the first and second 5th wheel.

[@maxlou8730]

You can back it up coast to coast it just take more time 😂

[@traitruonglai81]

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