Don't smash up the Hemi Chargers. They don't make those anymore. If you must smash a cruiser, try to make it one of the Dodge Durangos the Charger is being replaced with.
The second one gets some leeway from me because the right lane ends shortly afterwards. For truckers, it's safer to do the merge a bit early to avoid potential problems with a car coming up on the left when the lane comes to an end.
For traditional pit, absolutely. But this is Trooper James byrd, who has driven dirt track century was an early teen. And it's quite obvious by his actions that he was trying to get the vehicle under control and where he did that was absolutely perfect. He was able to put the car sideways maintain control and put the car into the wall. Does ending the pursuit and not having to pit a second time. The reason I know this is I follow Dish channel in a couple others that feature a lot of James Byrd along with his brother jacob, and he's mentioned doing this before There's actually three of them two of them are brothers and the other ones a cousin by the name of Garrett and they're all state troopers for Arkansas
Ok. I'ma ask Byrd here. I can tell by crossing into Tennessee this was a big felon. I'm good with that. But is it worth it to pit lesser events? P s. I do see you using more restraint....cept going over the shoulder 😊
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Incredible PIT. There can be artistry in destruction. The control was a master class in PIT. Great job!
These ASP troopers with the last name Byrd have some excellent driving skills. James Byrd and Jacob Byrd are awesome at TVI's.
6:59 I ask that question everyday, multiple times a day. It is the definition of insanity. Left lane clowns will be clowns..
It's nice to hear the old style ringtone for the phone. I use that same one on mine. I guess we're stuck in the old days.
Don't smash up the Hemi Chargers. They don't make those anymore. If you must smash a cruiser, try to make it one of the Dodge Durangos the Charger is being replaced with.
That's one of the most dramatic pits I've seen so far. The ASP is very entertaining, at taxpayer expense of course, lol.
One never tires of watching the Legendary Byrd's!!! They are all fine Officers and have killer driving skills. 😉 Pun intended.
What is it with the FedEx semi's camping in the left lane?
There were 2 of them in this vid, and they did not move over.
It's just the games truckers play to pass the hours.
The second one gets some leeway from me because the right lane ends shortly afterwards. For truckers, it's safer to do the merge a bit early to avoid potential problems with a car coming up on the left when the lane comes to an end.
10:27 Different colored fender. Must be a special edition.
Booneyville Special
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Just the usuals edition !!!
Those Byrd boys do it all.the.time!
8:32 I felt the pucker factor as well. Wow, nice recovery.
Looks like that Chargers has been pit before. Looks like the right front fender and the passenger door have been swapped out.
So much wow in this one!
Memphis huh….almost made it
Could have edited out the first 8-9 minutes of nothing and still had a good video.
Monetization requires 10 minutes.. so these are ALWAYS 10-11 minutes long.
Fed Ex trucks are the worst at being in the fast lane.They should get a fine.
You know it's a good PIT when it last longer then the chase ^^
I shit my pants on that squeeze off to the right, sign down, RECOVERY !, and chase…incredible pit !!!
Good job… all !
Let me get out of the way so I don’t have to do any additional paperwork. Smart.
Looks like that Charger's already been smashed up before.
The pit was a too far past the rear wheel
For traditional pit, absolutely. But this is Trooper James byrd, who has driven dirt track century was an early teen. And it's quite obvious by his actions that he was trying to get the vehicle under control and where he did that was absolutely perfect. He was able to put the car sideways maintain control and put the car into the wall. Does ending the pursuit and not having to pit a second time.
The reason I know this is I follow Dish channel in a couple others that feature a lot of James Byrd along with his brother jacob, and he's mentioned doing this before
There's actually three of them two of them are brothers and the other ones a cousin by the name of Garrett and they're all state troopers for Arkansas
What took so long getting rolling?
Ok. I'ma ask Byrd here. I can tell by crossing into Tennessee this was a big felon. I'm good with that. But is it worth it to pit lesser events? P s. I do see you using more restraint....cept going over the shoulder 😊
Great save there trooper
Good ole LAPD style pit when they had balls.
Well that was a little bit different. Pit😅.!
PERFECT TVI