The Vault: 1979 trucker's strike left Louisville gas pumps dry

[@leehickmott9783]

Things keep going the way they are today, we may see another strike. With the shortage of drivers we have, that would be terrible. Many companies and O/O are leaving the business. Hard to compete with cheap freight.

[@chrisgoldbach4450]

Imagine the lines to charge batteries

[@douglasdesouzavieira8548]

How long did the Strike last in the United States?

[@kevinrichards3288]

Thaz a lot of cabovers compared to nowadays.

[@oliveyee6135]

Support the august 31, 2021 Truckers !!! Stay stronger trucker we stand behind you !

[@benjamincook9425]

In Australia?

[@douglasdesouzavieira8548]

When did this North American Strike last?

[@vegas_the_trucker1595]

Trucks move America, without truvks America stops

[@joshuameeks2.05]

2:00 that car got up and went

[@reallybadaim118]

3:12 they could cut glass

[@jstruck70]

We not going for these fuel prices another strike is on the way !!!!!!

[@392nightrunner]

2022 history is repeating itself

[@Ripsaw17]

Yep that's some people do they're all like sheep they panic and and run rather than just stay at home and not purchase anything and support these guys that are out there trying to send a message instead you guys are gone and buying shouldn't bulk just like you did during the pandemic everybody had to buy all the toilet paper

[@philipdj7]

I had no problem getting fuel in 1979. U. S. Army at Fort Knox. Arrived in January

[@anthonybha4510]

Must mean no one had a problem getting fuel, right?

[@philipdj7]

@@anthonybha4510 right, not on Fort Knox or Radcliff, that I remember