Trucker speed

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{"replyTo":"","text":"I'm going to assume English isn't your first language and the U.S. constitution must be foreign to you because your idea of government run trucking school is so obscene I'm not even going to engage in the discussion. You're out of touch with reality if you think you can just fix load and unloading times by mandating 2 hour turn around. The world of logistics is much more complex and the 2 hour rule is a goal for most major shippers. Your facts are wrong, you do not get the same fuel efficiency driving 70 as compared to 65. How you correlate lower speed with being lazy, I will not even try to rationalize.","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"I am not working on gut feeling, but your lack of research shows that you are which is hypocritical.  A simple google search for \"car vs truck fault\" will show you the truth as virtually every site listing statistics will say around 80% of the accidents are caused by cars.\n\nif you truly drive many hours a day like you claim, them you are aware of how cars act around trucks so have no reason to doubt the cause of the accidents.  unless your hours of driving isn't actually in a truck.\n\nof course there are bad truck drivers.  but if you look up all the vehicles in the us, you will see that cars (cars, SUVs, pickups, etc) outnumber semi trucks by over 100 to 1.  You mention trucks only leaving 3-4 second following distance and it being enough for a car.  Are you honestly going to sit there and say that in your hours of driving you see even half the cars on the road leaving close to that much following distance?\n\n70mph is 102ft per second.  Most of the time they are only 1-3 car lengths apart."}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"dumb buggy app"}

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{"replyToPid":0,"replyTo":"","text":"dumb buggy app"}