@@chuckyf-u2395 Same in Canada, but with all the drivers, most of them are from Bramladesh ( Brampton, Ontario) I think they have a place where you can just buy a license.🙄
I drove as a team driver for two months and after I was rudely woken up by being thrown out of the bunk because the other driver fell asleep during his drive time that’s when I decided. I would never team drive again.
That always been my biggest fear ❗My trainer was falling asleep while he was training me and he was hitting himself all over the place just to stay awake😩
Same!! I repeatedly told the other driver get lots of rest because I have to sleep after an over night gig! What does he do? He falls asleep and hit a guard rail! Good thing we didn’t get hurt! But I never teamed up again I’m solo now
It’s not Amazon rushing the drivers, it’s the drivers. I have been driving truck 43 years and most of these Amazon wagon pullers are wanna be owner ops that don’t know how to drive
@@tanside979 We 100% know for decades now that Amazon is trash to their workers. The point is reform for the workers. Their working conditions are big part of the causal picture of how this happened. Your comment is crude and incorrect. Every single Amazon worker is overworked and stressed. Maybe the commentor worked for 20 years at Amazon. You don't know that yet. Right? Jesus.
@@aseasonedtrucker431 You know if I acquired bad goods made in a concentration camp in Auschwitz with slave labor, I wouldn't blame the working conditions either. I'd blame the slave laborer. Myopic AF.
After 19 years of trucking, I quit 4 years ago BECAUSE of other truck drivers. Many of them are brand new to trucking and after just 2 weeks of driving school, and maybe one week of orientation, they think they know everything! Flip-flop wearing, wannabe super truckers, watching movies from their iPads on the steering wheel, taking their breaks on the shoulder or in the fuel lanes.. yeah, there’s a reason why freight and insurance rates are sky rocketing for carriers. Not only that, but Bonehead Truckers RUclips channel is making a killing 😅 I’m going to hate hearing what caused this crash, but I’m afraid I already know. My condolences go out to the families nonetheless.
@@JudyHart1 Right. 19 years of driving heavy loads and empty trailers taught me one thing, wind gusts don’t steer you into the median. Gusts will and do blow trucks over onto their side, typically only when they are EMPTY or very light. I can assume this much, you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Judy, that is an UNDERPASS with raised landmass alongside to boot- even IF there were strong winds the topography denies their ability to do that there... Unless you had utterly no control of your rig long prior AND never slowed down.
Most likely fell asleep at the wheel. This is a symptom of much greater problem. 1) Unqualified CDL / A drivers. 2) Underpaid CDL / A drivers. 3) Unrealistic expectations of dispatch to deliver on tight timelines. This is just NOT an Amazon problem, but a problem with the entire industry, which is controlled by greed stricken criminals and populated by people who really shouldn't be driving tractor trailers, let alone be on the road.
@erwinpadgett1050 Amazon 100% own Tractors and not just Trailers. That's who my former coworker drives for and had driven an Amazon Tractor Trailer for them for 3 years. He however drives regionally.
@@erwinpadgett1050 Not only do they contract out work, but they also have their own yard trucks and drivers, along with daycab trucks and drivers. You should look it up before you make such a boldly wrong statement.
Amazon wouldn't touch that liability with a 10-foot pole. They're going to investigate the contracted operator of the semi, just to be sure the accident wasn't caused by the trailer they own.
Amazon has an app when you haul for them. It tracks everything you do, speed and it even tells you there are low bridges in area. They can track everything they did from the moment the driver left his house.
Few things... As a person who drove big truck for over 30 years .. This is always something that hurt to see.. Almost all Truck drivers work 70-hour weeks.. It is a good, but hard life.. I went into management after I got out of the truck and spent 20+ years in management, now I consult on Dispatch ELD's and safety issues.. That truck had a dashcam, and if was a company truck it also had a camera facing the drivers.. Amazon Safety dept wil be going through that, as well as all the telemetry that is collected by the ELD Device that is hooked into the tractor's computer system.. It is hard, very hard for those that have to do that.. I pray for the drivers family and friends and for those truckers that saw this happen as well.. it haunts you for ever.. It sticks into your head, nothing you can ever un-see.. I have seen some bad accidents, big trucks and cars where ppl lost their lives.. It never leaves you. I always keep all the professional drivers out there in my thoughts daily.. Always tell them to be safe, have a safe day.. My prayers go out to everyone affected by this. Please be safe out there.
@sd906238 That strip of dirt, whereas in other states is usually a strip of grass, is the center divide, here in the US. Center lanes are primarily found on surface streets.
This is so sad. If your is Order is late I hope every customer know it’s the delivery truck drivers that keeps this world going they have family and emotional feelings too. I get my package sometimes on time or next day. I understand, Amazon does a very good job informing me if there’s a delay in the package 📦. To all delivery truck drivers out there Thank You! 🙏
@@PInk77W1you act like we didn't have news reports, NTSB investigations, and basic first responder reports, prior to the 21st century. You sound like the idiots who claim crime has always been this bad but social media is the only reason it seems so prevalent, now. Stfu. This is happening a lot more frequently, than ever. If you weren't 20 years old, you'd know that.
@@PInk77W1 The rate has increased more than the population. It’s a general competency crisis. End term civilizations experience a competency crisis, in which its members can be competent, but have no reason to be. It is easier, and more rewarding, to be incompetent.
There is an average of 136 vessels hitting bridges per year. In 2020 159 vessels struck bridges on U.S. waterways. This is nothing new, people are just more aware of them because of the publicity.
It was a blow out on a steer tire. Driver error for sure. Trucks cannot be controlled at all if that happens. It will turn into an oval, rip the hood of the truck off and rip the steering wheel out of your hands. Instant death. Pre-trip and post trip inspections are a no brainer for experienced drivers. Thin tread on a steer tire is extremely risky. If you look at truck tires while at a red light, usually you'll see good thick tread up front.
As a truck driver I find this to be overwhelmingly sad. God only knows what may have lead to this horrific disaster. Stay alert, don't get distracted, & always get plenty of sleep. As with most accidents like this, it likely could have been avoided, if only they would have utilized common sense...
If you feel you are falling asleep while driving, take a few sips of caffeinated soda, with no ice about every 30 minutes. It works, keeps you alert, until you can stop and rest.
As a truck driver myself in the Inland empire. There has been three times AMAZON truck drivers have nearly caused deadly accidents by unskilled drivers. Twice I’ve had Amazon semis that were on the freeway shoulder at a stop, suddenly move into the slow lane and forcing trucks going 55 mph to swerve or slam on the brakes. ( 60 freeway east bound by the fifteen) then last week going up the 15 freeway towards Victorville an Amazon truck was merging onto the 15 freeway from the left lane and without warning swerved over 4 lanes in a row with no turn signal cutting me and 3 other vehicles off without a care in the world. Almost causing a major accident. He just had to get over to his exit almost totaling a lot of vehicles. Crazy
I'm not even a truck driver and I've heard about swift lol I heard it's a terrible company also. And I heard that Amazon has high accident rates especially in the warehouses because of safety issues
I disagree with that. He could've had a tire on the front to blow out on him or her which would cause such a crash as this or some front end problem . We don't know what happened. Maybe a car cut the truck off causing this. It's very bad but I don't see the tractor at all.
@@josephrobinson5452 Steer tire blowouts are fairly rare compared to drive tires, there isn't nearly as much stress on them. The truck also doesn't just veer off into the weeds without any control at all. That much damage looks like no attempt to slow down was made, and says sleeping driver to me.
@@westhoff- honestly I don’t believe so. They offered me pretty good money and I have 44 years experience but right now the market is flooded with drivers and most companies would rather pay less money and not get a very good qualified driver like myself with a very clean record as soon as Walmart agrees that I don’t have to wear their gay little uniformand I can take my dog. I’ll go to work for them.
It is important to notice that these drivers are *not* employees of Amazon. The van drivers and semi truck drivers are all independent contractors - despite the giant logo on the trailer. Read the fine print on the side of the tractor.
It does. At first glance I thought they didn't clear the bridges height. Doesn't matter to me what nationality these drivers are. I just feel so badly for them and their loved ones. As an ex truckers wife I know how hard some companies put pressure on their drivers. Even the local drivers. I understand that it's a business but a company can care about their freight and employees at the same time...
@@CrokatecThe sitting part is easy..the back break comes from dumb drivers, staying alert/awake, and unhealthy lifestyle. O yea, can't forget the mangled bodies from accidents.
They were driving to an Amazon facility. Those are big yellow tubs that product is placed into where the tub is then placed on a roller type of belt system throughout the facility. So sad to hear about this. Many condolences to their families.
The impact with the center median probably caused the cargo on the pallets to crash through the cab, possibly killing one or both drivers. The dash cam or other videos might help reveal more.
@@IowaKim They are totes. They hold the items folks have ordered before they are enveloped / boxed and shipped. These were likely what they call "transship" meaning it is going from one Amazon location to another. I would think medical issue espcially if no witnesses are reporting the truck being cut off or driving erratically.
I loaded trailers for 4 years at JAX 2, yellow totes are usually items being sent to other Amazon Warehouses, UPS uses large cardboard boxes, some warehouses uses metal cages on wheels, and some are just boxes loaded in trailers, some use pallets,
@@pachasnft9954 You are naive but I'll explain anyway. These imported drivers come from 3rd world country where there isn't a great priority on high quality truck tire inspection. They run their commercial tires down to nothing. So, they blow tires. No big deal ti them. 3rd world countries don't have a strict DOT-like agency to oversee commercial operators. Now, bring them to the US and they bring their lax inspection habits. Good luck on the highways.
To all news stations, please list a location with the channel number. I am in FL watching this. Some videos the broadcaster doesn’t say a location. This one said Maricopa County so I know it is in AZ on I-10.
This entire story makes no sense. No damage to bridge. The back of the trailer is in perfect shape. We're expected to believe the "packages" (whatever the yellow & blue is) came through the FRONT of the trailer, then THROUGH the cab? I don't think so.
@@TheEgg185 NOPE. The tractor hit the pillar, which forced the tractor into the left side of the trailer (at that point, the cab probably detached from the frame, since it's only fastened by four bolts so that it can "bounce" on the air ride), and the contents of the trailer didn't get the memo about the sudden stop quickly enough, thus the momentum carried them through the front of the trailer.
That is a badly worded video caption. When I read 'hits overpass', I thought we're talking about a low clearance. That crash being on I-10, that didn't make any sense, since there are no low clearances on an interstate. 'Hits bridge support' would have been more accurate.
Most all of the Amazon drivers are foreigner do not have any driving skills. QUESTION:: HOW DO THEY GET THERE CLASS A? if they can’t speak or read English?
A vast majority of tractor trailers people see on the road aren’t actually Amazon associates. Amazon will hire third party companies that employ drivers to make most of their deliveries. However Amazon does have associates that are CDL holders but most of them will only make trips that are 2-3 hours in one direction since they work 10 or 8 hour shifts. The drivers that are directly employed by Amazon are held to a higher standard because Amazon insurance would have to cover any accidents which is why you’ll rarely see them in accidents. I directly worked for Amazon and they paid me to get my CDL and also paid for it, but I no longer drive semis
All the drivers who have left the industry; hats off to you. With computerized trucks and a PATENT someone can use to totally hi jack the truck, it is not safe to be someone’s pawn in a game.
Sad to see this. I work as a truck driver, but it’s also not surprising considering it’s an Amazon trailer. Most of these are being pulled by independent contractors and I see far too often them speeding and driving reckless.
Those are drivers without cdl exams in USA , they have seasonal permit licence from their original country working for cents , sorry to hear that but i see them every day on the road , I’m a trucker too
I was on the nj turnpike coming from md to ny early after 3am this morning and an Amazon 18 wheeler was swerving all over the road nearly hitting a car parked on the shoulder at one point. Me and other cars/trucks had to keep flashing our high beam at him because he was taking up multiple lanes. Same day delivery while convenient needs to be revised by Amazon because its really a challenge for drivers to meet demands. Not just for Amazon OTR drivers but truckers in general
I do too! I live in a small country town and always have to order special items from Amazon because they can not be found anywhere in town. I refuse to waste my time, energy and gas money running around town looking for something (and if I call ahead, I always get "Yes, we have it", but they don't!).
The thing is.....99% of all truckers drive to fast.. They complain they can't stop like a car but they sure travel 10-15mph faster than the cars on the roadway.
This story doesn't add up. 1. Zero damage to bridge. 2. Back doors fully shut. 3. Packages magically poured through the front of the trailer and then through the cab???? No no. None of this is right.
Anyone pulling an Amazon trailer or a FedEx trailer(s) are the biggest idiots on the road. Always cruising in the hammer lane, driving like maniacs, etc. Stay as far away from them as possible
You know, since the crash was in that huge expanse between lanes, you think the authorities could also park in that huge expanse between lanes and not block traffic.
I’ve worked for Amazon in the west valley for 3 years!! Look at our totes all over the ground. OMG 😳 the logistics team has to coordinate those orders😭 Truck 🛻 drivers May you both Rest In Peace🕊My prayers go out to all your family members😔💕Amen
Yep. That's the selfishness that people portray anymore. R.I.P. to the driver's. I too am an OTR truck driver and can't believe how people drive past scene's like this but think nothing of it. Once they are past it, they go right back to speeding and driving careless again. People will never learn from what they see when it comes to being out on the road. 😢
Yup. These days people have become more selfish and heartless. Who cares if a package is a day late! There is no price you can put on a human life. Rest in Peace, drivers.
Well duh.... Worldwide, about 55 million people die every year. That's around 1.74 people per second. How many of them do you give even a passing thought to??? Not very many. Neither does anyone else. You're literally just like everyone else. Except you try to make others feel bad. It's you that should feel bad for not giving a damn about almost all deaths, while trying to make yourself feel above others.
They need to start telling us where these drivers are from and their age. If they are foreign Americans,how long have they been here because alot of these accidents (some not) are foreign or young drivers. And its being made to look like its all drivers messing up
Some areas of interstate highways have barrels filled with dry sand in front of the bridge supports to serve as a safety barrier for a careening/out of control vehicle. I wonder if that could have saved lives in this case?
They usually don't install attenuators as long as the fixed object is beyond the 30-foot clear zone, which the bridge pier is beyond. Of course, more comes into play such as traffic volumes, accident history and layout of the road. But being that this is a straight section of road in a rural area it wouldn't warrant protection.
@@ILGuy2012 so......in your mind 2 AMAZON EMPLOYEES were traveling at 30 or 40 mph on a usa interstate!!!???🤡🤡😂😂😂🤡😂😂😳😳🤡😂😂😹😹😅😹if it makes you happy these 2 drivers survived unharmed and ran to a mccdonalds to figure out a plan to tell thier bosses why the 18 wheeler crashed into a bridge....🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
@@lunam7249 No dotio, you aren't paying attention to what I said. If the barrels were in place, they might not stop a semi traveling 70 mph, but they would at least slow it down, so it wouldn't crash into the bridge support at 70 mph. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
To the reporter who said “Amazon Employees” he’s far from the truth… those drivers are all 3rd party contractors’ employees just like the last mile delivery drivers… legally nothing connected to Amazon except the packages on board- literally.😮😢 Amazon undercuts everyone to save pennies for nothing, corporate greed caused them to 3rd party everything from drivers to cleaning staff in the warehouses, all to wipe their hands of all liabilities… honestly with the sheer size of them, unionization would be the only sensible solution to keep employees better taken care of in the long run and have work standards set higher.🥴🤷🏻♂️
It didn’t hit the overpass. It hit the support pole or stanchion. My God I’ve never seen a load collapse through the trailer and through the tractor cab!! Looks like pilot error. Prayers to the families ugh.
It's not Amazon's our the driver's fault. That is the fault of the lousy American roads, where they don't have any guardrails. If it was in Europe, the driver would hit the guardrails and probably wake up scared. I'm a truck driver, and I saw that hundreds of times there.
Condolences to the victims. But why do they have to close the whole freakin highway? Can’t they leave one lane open? With the shoulder and one lane open, traffic could move enough to maybe not cause miles long jams! How much space do they need to investigate?
Fellow drivers, please be aware that arched overpasses will not necessarily be marked correctly outside of the lanes. So, if you're outside of the lanes, either too far right or left, it's likely to be too short. I don't know why they're measured from the lanes and not to the lowest part of the bridge near the shoulder, but especially be cautious if pulling over to the shoulder under an arched bridge, unless it's marked as being over 1' above your rigs height. That doesn't seem to be what happened here. Just warning new drivers who might not know this.
Remember, when you buy at Amazon, you are supporting a system that causes this stuff. While you enjoy 'Prime' other's are dying for your happiness. Sad but true. On a lighter note I just got some tasty snacks from them today.
Last night, I saw an Amazon driver pull up to the fuel islands & went inside & bought a 6 pack of tall Bud Light. He drank 2 of them on his half-hour break. I got all the info of the truck & trailer. When he left, I called the State Patrol & reported him. This industry has more than enough accidents from distracted driving. We don't need to drunk driving to the problem.
In 1958 I saw the TV series "Cannonball" and wanted to drive and have adventures, too. After reading a few comments I am glad I went into IT. Seems the greatest adventure of all is driving safe, being professional. And ... Not killing yourself or anyone else. On the road or off it.
RIP to the Male driver and the new female Amazon employee passenger But does anyone else notice most of the large Amazon Semi racing down the highway without checking the surrounding area.
Maybe if Amazon starts hiring real truckers and stops using all these illegal immigrant drivers, people will get their packages without it being all over the highway 😢
I'm a long-time truck driver. Here's my "hot takes" on Amazon drivers.. First, most are foreign people - no slap at that, but the fact remains that many can't speak English (as is REQUIRED by federal law), don't understand basic traffic laws, and basic physics involved with trucking. They are owner-operators, meaning they own the truck and drive it. Most are little better than junk. Being foreign, they don't understand our monetary system; we usually get paid per mile, and most O/Os won't touch freight today for less than $2.50-$3.00 a mile. Amazon pays considerably less than that, and these foreign drivers seem to think that $2,000 for a 2,500 mile run is good, but forget to factor in things like fuel - they just see that big number up front. Most Amazon truckers are inexperienced, most with less than 2 years experience, many with less than one year. This creates even more problems. Condolences to the families, but I can't say this surprises me - what does surprise me is that there aren't MORE crashes like this involving Amazon trucks......
250k miles a month? Wow, that's impressive for a land vehicle. Best I ever made was 2500 a week, so even tremendous miles were 12k a month. You must he thinking their jets go that far...
Sad to see this. As a commercial driver this breaks my heart. That being said, Amazon drivers are some of the worst drivers on the road.
Yeah as bad as FedEx swift ms carriers and on and on
Speed and stupidly don't mix well
You'll be lucky to find an Amazon driver who speaks English 😢
@@chuckyf-u2395 Same in Canada, but with all the drivers, most of them are from Bramladesh ( Brampton, Ontario) I think they have a place where you can just buy a license.🙄
So swift is not on top now 😒😒
I drove as a team driver for two months and after I was rudely woken up by being thrown out of the bunk because the other driver fell asleep during his drive time that’s when I decided. I would never team drive again.
I hear u driver😊
That always been my biggest fear ❗My trainer was falling asleep while he was training me and he was hitting himself all over the place just to stay awake😩
can't trust anyone these days...
Glad ur ok
Same!! I repeatedly told the other driver get lots of rest because I have to sleep after an over night gig! What does he do? He falls asleep and hit a guard rail! Good thing we didn’t get hurt! But I never teamed up again I’m solo now
I'm a truck driver and Amazon is rushing their drivers. This is why it's happening. It's Amazon's fault.
Quit then. We don't know what happened yet, playing the blame game is pointless even when it involves a greedy company like Amazon.
It’s not Amazon rushing the drivers, it’s the drivers. I have been driving truck 43 years and most of these Amazon wagon pullers are wanna be owner ops that don’t know how to drive
@@tanside979 We 100% know for decades now that Amazon is trash to their workers. The point is reform for the workers. Their working conditions are big part of the causal picture of how this happened. Your comment is crude and incorrect. Every single Amazon worker is overworked and stressed. Maybe the commentor worked for 20 years at Amazon. You don't know that yet. Right? Jesus.
@@aseasonedtrucker431 You know if I acquired bad goods made in a concentration camp in Auschwitz with slave labor, I wouldn't blame the working conditions either. I'd blame the slave laborer. Myopic AF.
They were not rushing them. This was a 3P company pulling an Amazon trailer. Sometimes drivers are just reckless/speeding on own accord.
After 19 years of trucking, I quit 4 years ago BECAUSE of other truck drivers. Many of them are brand new to trucking and after just 2 weeks of driving school, and maybe one week of orientation, they think they know everything! Flip-flop wearing, wannabe super truckers, watching movies from their iPads on the steering wheel, taking their breaks on the shoulder or in the fuel lanes.. yeah, there’s a reason why freight and insurance rates are sky rocketing for carriers. Not only that, but Bonehead Truckers RUclips channel is making a killing 😅 I’m going to hate hearing what caused this crash, but I’m afraid I already know. My condolences go out to the families nonetheless.
Little bit of assumptions in your post, the wind really gusts on that stretch of the road, could be something innocuous.
@@JudyHart1 Right. 19 years of driving heavy loads and empty trailers taught me one thing, wind gusts don’t steer you into the median. Gusts will and do blow trucks over onto their side, typically only when they are EMPTY or very light. I can assume this much, you don’t know what you’re talking about.
Judy, that is an UNDERPASS with raised landmass alongside to boot- even IF there were strong winds the topography denies their ability to do that there... Unless you had utterly no control of your rig long prior AND never slowed down.
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ME TOO!
Most likely fell asleep at the wheel. This is a symptom of much greater problem. 1) Unqualified CDL / A drivers. 2) Underpaid CDL / A drivers. 3) Unrealistic expectations of dispatch to deliver on tight timelines. This is just NOT an Amazon problem, but a problem with the entire industry, which is controlled by greed stricken criminals and populated by people who really shouldn't be driving tractor trailers, let alone be on the road.
The companies budget for this. They are still making money.
They're used to having a mid day siesta.
Right, as a truck driver myself I remember taking the " stay awake" test, so I wouldn't be considered unqualified...
Two drivers. No excuse for this type of crash. Your co-pilot is there to share the drive.
@@rockon8174 Co-pilot was sleeping on the bunk bed..
Amazon doesn't own any Semi. They are contracted truckers. Amazon only owns the trailers
Amazon owns Semi tractors too.
@@jmh4ggg NO, Amazon owns the trailers! Amazon contracts out Yard and OTR duties!
@erwinpadgett1050 Amazon 100% own Tractors and not just Trailers. That's who my former coworker drives for and had driven an Amazon Tractor Trailer for them for 3 years. He however drives regionally.
@@erwinpadgett1050wrong, there are now Amazon trucks out there. Day cabs and OTR trucks. It’s not a lot of them but they are out there.
@@erwinpadgett1050 Not only do they contract out work, but they also have their own yard trucks and drivers, along with daycab trucks and drivers. You should look it up before you make such a boldly wrong statement.
Amazon wouldn't touch that liability with a 10-foot pole. They're going to investigate the contracted operator of the semi, just to be sure the accident wasn't caused by the trailer they own.
Prime example ( no pun) of why Amazon uses contractors. Bezos will not even hear of this mishap. It's all someone eles' issue!
@@kendallevans4079is that a good or bad thing?
Actually as an Amazon yard driver, we definitely go over the road.
Amazon has an app when you haul for them. It tracks everything you do, speed and it even tells you there are low bridges in area. They can track everything they did from the moment the driver left his house.
@@kendallevans4079to be fair, the company is to the point where jeff doesn’t need to know lol
Few things... As a person who drove big truck for over 30 years .. This is always something that hurt to see.. Almost all Truck drivers work 70-hour weeks.. It is a good, but hard life..
I went into management after I got out of the truck and spent 20+ years in management, now I consult on Dispatch ELD's and safety issues.. That truck had a dashcam, and if was a company truck it also had a camera facing the drivers.. Amazon Safety dept wil be going through that, as well as all the telemetry that is collected by the ELD Device that is hooked into the tractor's computer system.. It is hard, very hard for those that have to do that..
I pray for the drivers family and friends and for those truckers that saw this happen as well.. it haunts you for ever.. It sticks into your head, nothing you can ever un-see.. I have seen some bad accidents, big trucks and cars where ppl lost their lives.. It never leaves you.
I always keep all the professional drivers out there in my thoughts daily.. Always tell them to be safe, have a safe day.. My prayers go out to everyone affected by this. Please be safe out there.
Thank you for your considerate and insightful info. Yes, prayers for the truckers out there.
I work 40 hrs a week as a company driver, 60 hrs max with OT during "peak" season. Would be interesting to see the Dashcam footage.
70 hours? Well, that is horrible, exhausting. So sad.
So you're about 70 plus plus years old ?
No truck driver has done 70 hour weeks in decades.
Amazon is smart. They sub contract their drivers for this reason. They push them hard to work but are not liable for accidents.
confusing smart for "evil"
Sure, Amazon is the only one on the planet that hires contractors.....................
Name change, from Amazon to...De~Nile
@@lunam7249 Implying can’t be both.
I'm a contractor for Amazon they don't force anyone
It's not a center lane, it's a center divide.
In the US it is the center lane. I've seen it being used as a passing lane for trucks and buses in the Philippines.
@@sd906238 Wrong. The center lane is only on two way streets and is usually used for turns only.
@sd906238 That strip of dirt, whereas in other states is usually a strip of grass, is the center divide, here in the US. Center lanes are primarily found on surface streets.
by law it is lane number one... Haha...
@@johncasor9698 No, it isn't.
Had that been near Chicago, the mess would have been picked clean before 911 got the call..
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This is so sad. If your is Order is late I hope every customer know it’s the delivery truck drivers that keeps this world going they have family and emotional feelings too. I get my package sometimes on time or next day. I understand, Amazon does a very good job informing me if there’s a delay in the package 📦. To all delivery truck drivers out there Thank You! 🙏
Truly! Big picture , nothing on order is that important that it should cost a life….
How would you feel if you caught them stealing your expensive packages like I did
Much misinformation, but the preliminary investigation mentioned that the truck may have crashed into the bridge because of a blowout on a steer tire!
That is one of the worst things that can happen. I never had one myself, but I dreaded it.
Damn bro ❤ nobody should die at work. That’s really unfortunate man
you think he heard ya?
Says every cop and commercial pilot ever...
I agree!
Prolly shouldn’t lose control of the death machine you operate for work.
There have been a lot of boats, cars, and trucks crashing into bridges lately.
330,000,000 people
Gonna have some bad crashes.
Lot more cameras on the road than
Ever before
@@PInk77W1you act like we didn't have news reports, NTSB investigations, and basic first responder reports, prior to the 21st century. You sound like the idiots who claim crime has always been this bad but social media is the only reason it seems so prevalent, now. Stfu. This is happening a lot more frequently, than ever. If you weren't 20 years old, you'd know that.
@@PInk77W1 The rate has increased more than the population.
It’s a general competency crisis. End term civilizations experience a competency crisis, in which its members can be competent, but have no reason to be. It is easier, and more rewarding, to be incompetent.
@@TheSpicyLeg yes. When I was a kid in 1970
Being a trucker was a good job. Now not so much
There is an average of 136 vessels hitting bridges per year. In 2020 159 vessels struck bridges on U.S. waterways.
This is nothing new, people are just more aware of them because of the publicity.
No matter what the investigation reveals it will end up the drivers fault. Very sad. I'm so happy to be out of this brutal industry.
It was a blow out on a steer tire. Driver error for sure. Trucks cannot be controlled at all if that happens. It will turn into an oval, rip the hood of the truck off and rip the steering wheel out of your hands. Instant death.
Pre-trip and post trip inspections are a no brainer for experienced drivers. Thin tread on a steer tire is extremely risky. If you look at truck tires while at a red light, usually you'll see good thick tread up front.
What if it's one of the whiteees jumped in front of the truck and cause the accident
@@oliverwilliam6931 speak english please
As a truck driver I find this to be overwhelmingly sad. God only knows what may have lead to this horrific disaster.
Stay alert, don't get distracted, & always get plenty of sleep. As with most accidents like this, it likely could have been avoided, if only they would have utilized common sense...
If you feel you are falling asleep while driving, take a few sips of caffeinated soda, with no ice about every 30 minutes.
It works, keeps you alert, until you can stop and rest.
Somebody fell asleep 😴 People are being overworked. Top 10 most dangerous jobs in the world for a reason.
exactly. people are overworked. It seems like many european commenters here cant believe americans work 70 hours a week, especially truck drivers
@@ZA-lc4zi your overworked not me slave
@@Jayyy64 *You're
Its ok buddy, I screenshotted your other comment before you deleted it out of embarrassment LMAO!!!!
@@ZA-lc4zi here you go 🍪 or you want 🍆 instead ?
You dont know that...
Guy could have had a heart attack...
Steer tire could have blown...
I could go all day
Wonder if he fell asleep?
Most likely
@@chrishales3280 I just saw they were blaming a tire blowout. Terrible.
With a co-driver?
@@jaminova_1969 Steve Martin and John Candy...
Yeah could have been a steer tire companies getting cheap and don't want to replace them when they are getting bad@@oldhickory4686
As a truck driver myself in the Inland empire. There has been three times AMAZON truck drivers have nearly caused deadly accidents by unskilled drivers. Twice I’ve had Amazon semis that were on the freeway shoulder at a stop, suddenly move into the slow lane and forcing trucks going 55 mph to swerve or slam on the brakes. ( 60 freeway east bound by the fifteen) then last week going up the 15 freeway towards Victorville an Amazon truck was merging onto the 15 freeway from the left lane and without warning swerved over 4 lanes in a row with no turn signal cutting me and 3 other vehicles off without a care in the world. Almost causing a major accident. He just had to get over to his exit almost totaling a lot of vehicles. Crazy
Cheap freight
Cheap rates
Cheap drivers
You get what you pay for.
The problem is Amazon hires drivers from anywhere and it shows they have more accidents than swift now
I'm not even a truck driver and I've heard about swift lol I heard it's a terrible company also. And I heard that Amazon has high accident rates especially in the warehouses because of safety issues
I disagree with that. He could've had a tire on the front to blow out on him or her which would cause such a crash as this or some front end problem . We don't know what happened. Maybe a car cut the truck off causing this. It's very bad but I don't see the tractor at all.
@@josephrobinson5452 Steer tire blowouts are fairly rare compared to drive tires, there isn't nearly as much stress on them. The truck also doesn't just veer off into the weeds without any control at all. That much damage looks like no attempt to slow down was made, and says sleeping driver to me.
Does Swift still rely heavily on newbies ?
@@westhoff- honestly I don’t believe so. They offered me pretty good money and I have 44 years experience but right now the market is flooded with drivers and most companies would rather pay less money and not get a very good qualified driver like myself with a very clean record as soon as Walmart agrees that I don’t have to wear their gay little uniformand I can take my dog. I’ll go to work for them.
It is important to notice that these drivers are *not* employees of Amazon. The van drivers and semi truck drivers are all independent contractors - despite the giant logo on the trailer. Read the fine print on the side of the tractor.
Man that cab looks obliterated.
Whole time I thought that was the rear end , I don’t even see the Cab
You see a tractor? I strained my eyes trying to see one. I know it's there somewhere...
It does. At first glance I thought they didn't clear the bridges height. Doesn't matter to me what nationality these drivers are. I just feel so badly for them and their loved ones. As an ex truckers wife I know how hard some companies put pressure on their drivers. Even the local drivers. I understand that it's a business but a company can care about their freight and employees at the same time...
50 cents per mile, back breaking work, no appreciation. Very unfair.
Are you thinking the drivers do all the loading and unloading themselves?
Jobs may be hard to find, but nobody is forcing people to work for them.
If you don't like it, don't do it. It's your choice! Nobody is forcing you!!
Sitting in a truck is not back breaking work brother
@@CrokatecThe sitting part is easy..the back break comes from dumb drivers, staying alert/awake, and unhealthy lifestyle. O yea, can't forget the mangled bodies from accidents.
They were driving to an Amazon facility. Those are big yellow tubs that product is placed into where the tub is then placed on a roller type of belt system throughout the facility. So sad to hear about this. Many condolences to their families.
I was wondering what the yellow bins were and the blue pallets. Condolences to the families of the drivers.
The impact with the center median probably caused the cargo on the pallets to crash through the cab, possibly killing one or both drivers. The dash cam or other videos might help reveal more.
@@IowaKim They are totes. They hold the items folks have ordered before they are enveloped / boxed and shipped. These were likely what they call "transship" meaning it is going from one Amazon location to another. I would think medical issue espcially if no witnesses are reporting the truck being cut off or driving erratically.
I loaded trailers for 4 years at JAX 2, yellow totes are usually items being sent to other Amazon Warehouses, UPS uses large cardboard boxes, some warehouses uses metal cages on wheels, and some are just boxes loaded in trailers, some use pallets,
So sad as truck driver too I feel sorry for the families. Rip
I know right all there stuff will never show up becits all over the high way. Poor families they will never get there stuff.
@@robertstone9988 Is English your second language or are you just uneducated ?
Im sure your comment will help, & dont forget to talk alittle about yourself too.
He was indian driver typical
The impact forced the load to come busting out the front of the trailer and obliterated the tractor? They didn’t have a chance.
There are many imported drivers in America. They don't speak, read or write English as required by law. FYI.
On flix buses as well.
Imported drivers------Illegal aliens.
Whats that have to do with a blown out tire
@@pachasnft9954 You are naive but I'll explain anyway. These imported drivers come from 3rd world country where there isn't a great priority on high quality truck tire inspection. They run their commercial tires down to nothing. So, they blow tires. No big deal ti them. 3rd world countries don't have a strict DOT-like agency to oversee commercial operators. Now, bring them to the US and they bring their lax inspection habits.
Good luck on the highways.
Google drivers names. Meant to happen
prayers for the 2 drivers and their families❤🙏
Hopefully this doesn't affect my order getting delivered tomorrow.....UGH!
To all news stations, please list a location with the channel number. I am in FL watching this. Some videos the broadcaster doesn’t say a location. This one said Maricopa County so I know it is in AZ on I-10.
Yep... sometimes you have to be a detective to figure it out, since City X and County Y may exist in MULTIPLE STATES!
agree. I hear I-10 - know were it is- I first realized AZ from the ADOT reference
This entire story makes no sense. No damage to bridge. The back of the trailer is in perfect shape. We're expected to believe the "packages" (whatever the yellow & blue is) came through the FRONT of the trailer, then THROUGH the cab? I don't think so.
@@TheEgg185 NOPE.
The tractor hit the pillar, which forced the tractor into the left side of the trailer (at that point, the cab probably detached from the frame, since it's only fastened by four bolts so that it can "bounce" on the air ride), and the contents of the trailer didn't get the memo about the sudden stop quickly enough, thus the momentum carried them through the front of the trailer.
@@kentuckybowl-o-sticks I believe that about as much as I believe that our current president was legitimately elected.
Folks, we don't yet know why this happenned...
100 to 1 Driver fell asleep and his co-driver was sleeping ...
This is why I never worked with co-drivers.
Fell asleep im sure
Thank you!
people rather grab their pitchforks and go after amazon than use real thought and evidence.
@@MoonLiteNite
Get back with us, when you get your " Evidence "
That is a badly worded video caption. When I read 'hits overpass', I thought we're talking about a low clearance. That crash being on I-10, that didn't make any sense, since there are no low clearances on an interstate.
'Hits bridge support' would have been more accurate.
My heart goes out to the families.
Most all of the Amazon drivers are foreigner do not have any driving skills. QUESTION:: HOW DO THEY GET THERE CLASS A? if they can’t speak or read English?
Amazon does not have company drivers they are owner operators
Amazon hires anyone with a pulse. If you see an Amazon truck on the highway be alert
Same with UPS and FedEx
Amazon only owns the trailer not the truck if Amazon owned the truck
Depends. Amazon does own its own tractors as well as leases vehicles. Accident looks to have been contractors as Amazon CDL drivers don't team drive.
@@EmperorDoomsday if u drive or pull for Amazon chances are u suck at driving lol but rip to these guys it's sad
A vast majority of tractor trailers people see on the road aren’t actually Amazon associates. Amazon will hire third party companies that employ drivers to make most of their deliveries. However Amazon does have associates that are CDL holders but most of them will only make trips that are 2-3 hours in one direction since they work 10 or 8 hour shifts. The drivers that are directly employed by Amazon are held to a higher standard because Amazon insurance would have to cover any accidents which is why you’ll rarely see them in accidents. I directly worked for Amazon and they paid me to get my CDL and also paid for it, but I no longer drive semis
All the drivers who have left the industry; hats off to you. With computerized trucks and a PATENT someone can use to totally hi jack the truck, it is not safe to be someone’s pawn in a game.
After 10 years, I quit on the spot. Had enough.
Sad to see this. I work as a truck driver, but it’s also not surprising considering it’s an Amazon trailer. Most of these are being pulled by independent contractors and I see far too often them speeding and driving reckless.
Damn. R.I.P to the Amazon Workers.
Yes, RIP.
Thanks. 🙏❤️
Those are drivers without cdl exams in USA , they have seasonal permit licence from their original country working for cents , sorry to hear that but i see them every day on the road , I’m a trucker too
People have absolutely NO ideal how bad driving high priority loads from Amazon is, it's a machine job.
I was on the nj turnpike coming from md to ny early after 3am this morning and an Amazon 18 wheeler was swerving all over the road nearly hitting a car parked on the shoulder at one point. Me and other cars/trucks had to keep flashing our high beam at him because he was taking up multiple lanes. Same day delivery while convenient needs to be revised by Amazon because its really a challenge for drivers to meet demands. Not just for Amazon OTR drivers but truckers in general
I agree, this next day and two day delivery for Prime is nonsense and I have it and use it.
I love shopping on Amazon. No more road ragers going to the store.
I have an eight mile drive to the Post Office and forty to the nearest store. Amazon is a no-brain decision.
Bezos ain't getting my money. I'll drive to Hell and back before buying from Amazon.
I do too! I live in a small country town and always have to order special items from Amazon because they can not be found anywhere in town. I refuse to waste my time, energy and gas money running around town looking for something (and if I call ahead, I always get "Yes, we have it", but they don't!).
Our Walmart in the next town over, only about 12 miles, does not do home delivery. Until then, Amazon wins the competition.
Maybe it was a front left tire that blew out. Terrible accident. So sorry for the families.
For those saying evil things remember this energy you had when you experience death and pain.
Facts
Amen 🙏
The thing is.....99% of all truckers drive to fast.. They complain they can't stop like a car but they sure travel 10-15mph faster than the cars on the roadway.
@@MrDan1509reaching you are.
@@pachasnft9954 The F I am...
How about those porch pirates? Surprised looters didn't show up
They're going to have to have security tonight at that site or all those boxes will be gone in the morning.
This wasn’t in California 😂😂😂
This news stations sucks.
Hitting "do not recommend channel".
I wonder what country they are from?
This is a result of their one-day delivery guarantee
No it's not,one delivery is achievable when they have the items already available in your city
@@oliverwilliam6931 these guys drive crazy to get the packages delivered on time
Crazy, but seeing way too many amazon trucks in accident videos. Prayers for the family, no job is worth this
I know a UPS driver who showed me a picture of that crash moments after it happened. Did you see the Cab?
This story doesn't add up.
1. Zero damage to bridge.
2. Back doors fully shut.
3. Packages magically poured through the front of the trailer and then through the cab????
No no. None of this is right.
Thats why i dont team drive
Arizona roads are in horrible condition causing tire damages ,,the relatives should hire a good lawyer and seek compensation
Anyone pulling an Amazon trailer or a FedEx trailer(s) are the biggest idiots on the road. Always cruising in the hammer lane, driving like maniacs, etc. Stay as far away from them as possible
You know, since the crash was in that huge expanse between lanes, you think the authorities could also park in that huge expanse between lanes and not block traffic.
The tractor disintegrated.
I’ve worked for Amazon in the west valley for 3 years!! Look at our totes all over the ground. OMG 😳 the logistics team has to coordinate those orders😭 Truck 🛻 drivers May you both Rest In Peace🕊My prayers go out to all your family members😔💕Amen
To bad they dont coordinate to make sure it's not idiot drivers they contract out too.
"They have started their own investigation" = They have started mitigating litigation risk to Amazon.
I bet MORE PEOPLE are worried that their packages will be late than are concerned about the DRIVERS...
Where's my stuff?!!@# My stuff didn't arrive on time!! WTF!!! Driver? What's that? Let 'em eat cake.
Yep. That's the selfishness that people portray anymore. R.I.P. to the driver's. I too am an OTR truck driver and can't believe how people drive past scene's like this but think nothing of it. Once they are past it, they go right back to speeding and driving careless again. People will never learn from what they see when it comes to being out on the road. 😢
Yup. These days people have become more selfish and heartless. Who cares if a package is a day late! There is no price you can put on a human life. Rest in Peace, drivers.
Well duh....
Worldwide, about 55 million people die every year. That's around 1.74 people per second.
How many of them do you give even a passing thought to???
Not very many.
Neither does anyone else.
You're literally just like everyone else.
Except you try to make others feel bad.
It's you that should feel bad for not giving a damn about almost all deaths, while trying to make yourself feel above others.
Amazon Prime drivers work for a contractor & are mostly Russian.
And the Irish are policemen. So?
These guys aren’t. Google their names. The old days are back……
99.999999% chance they are INDIANS.
This has been going on in Canada for years. 36 times in a single year in British columbia alone.
We can all rest easy knowing that Amazon is launching its own investigation.
They need to start telling us where these drivers are from and their age.
If they are foreign Americans,how long have they been here because alot of these accidents (some not) are foreign or young drivers.
And its being made to look like its all drivers messing up
Wrong way drivers from Latino countries. Happens all the time in Phoenix.
Some areas of interstate highways have barrels filled with dry sand in front of the bridge supports to serve as a safety barrier for a careening/out of control vehicle. I wonder if that could have saved lives in this case?
They usually don't install attenuators as long as the fixed object is beyond the 30-foot clear zone, which the bridge pier is beyond. Of course, more comes into play such as traffic volumes, accident history and layout of the road. But being that this is a straight section of road in a rural area it wouldn't warrant protection.
unlikely 70 mph to 0 in 10 feet is still fatal
@@lunam7249 The barrels are spaced farther than 10 feet. Also, crashing into something at 30 or 40 mph is less severe than crashing at 70 mph.
@@ILGuy2012 so......in your mind 2 AMAZON EMPLOYEES were traveling at 30 or 40 mph on a usa interstate!!!???🤡🤡😂😂😂🤡😂😂😳😳🤡😂😂😹😹😅😹if it makes you happy these 2 drivers survived unharmed and ran to a mccdonalds to figure out a plan to tell thier bosses why the 18 wheeler crashed into a bridge....🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
@@lunam7249 No dotio, you aren't paying attention to what I said. If the barrels were in place, they might not stop a semi traveling 70 mph, but they would at least slow it down, so it wouldn't crash into the bridge support at 70 mph. 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
To the reporter who said “Amazon Employees” he’s far from the truth… those drivers are all 3rd party contractors’ employees just like the last mile delivery drivers… legally nothing connected to Amazon except the packages on board- literally.😮😢 Amazon undercuts everyone to save pennies for nothing, corporate greed caused them to 3rd party everything from drivers to cleaning staff in the warehouses, all to wipe their hands of all liabilities… honestly with the sheer size of them, unionization would be the only sensible solution to keep employees better taken care of in the long run and have work standards set higher.🥴🤷🏻♂️
Sad for the loss of precious life
If the lanes are blocked by wreckage, then I get shutting the highway down...
These lanes are not being blocked in any way....get the traffic moving!
Your package will be delayed, 🙏
😂😂😂
😂
Those packages are going in to the trash
you are a idiot
Mine is this weekend.
When both people are in the cab Not paying attention you might run into bridges
Google driver names. They were definitely paying attention……
70 hour weeks at 50 cents a mile with the bare minimum of rest breaks, makes you wonder how Jeffrey became the world's richest man.
It didn’t hit the overpass. It hit the support pole or stanchion.
My God I’ve never seen a load collapse through the trailer and through the tractor cab!!
Looks like pilot error. Prayers to the families ugh.
They must hire really great drivers. I saw an Amazon van upside down in someone's driveway just yesterday. Pros at work.
Not surprised. Amazon will let anyone pull their trailers.
It's not Amazon's our the driver's fault. That is the fault of the lousy American roads, where they don't have any guardrails. If it was in Europe, the driver would hit the guardrails and probably wake up scared. I'm a truck driver, and I saw that hundreds of times there.
Be careful ! diversity , hyper capitalism and mass immigration have made the roads very dangerous.
Condolences to the victims. But why do they have to close the whole freakin highway? Can’t they leave one lane open? With the shoulder and one lane open, traffic could move enough to maybe not cause miles long jams! How much space do they need to investigate?
they always close the highway when there is a death investigation
Porch Pirates are opportunists.
Sad, one sleeping and one driving, but fell asleep or watching his phone.
Tire blew bro
Who Are We To Misjudge , Wait For It
Fellow drivers, please be aware that arched overpasses will not necessarily be marked correctly outside of the lanes. So, if you're outside of the lanes, either too far right or left, it's likely to be too short.
I don't know why they're measured from the lanes and not to the lowest part of the bridge near the shoulder, but especially be cautious if pulling over to the shoulder under an arched bridge, unless it's marked as being over 1' above your rigs height.
That doesn't seem to be what happened here. Just warning new drivers who might not know this.
Steering tire blowout
Remember, when you buy at Amazon, you are supporting a system that causes this stuff. While you enjoy 'Prime' other's are dying for your happiness. Sad but true. On a lighter note I just got some tasty snacks from them today.
Probably blew a steer tire.
Good point. When I pass a semi that is my fear and as such I get around them fast. I come from a trucking family
I blew three steer tires in twenty three years and never left the roadway.
@@gregoryhodge9452 good job! But as you know, not everyone has your skill.
@@gregoryhodge9452 that had to be stressful
But, are packages going to be delivered tomorrow or not?
If you believe in karma just remember why you.
Last night, I saw an Amazon driver pull up to the fuel islands & went inside & bought a 6 pack of tall Bud Light. He drank 2 of them on his half-hour break.
I got all the info of the truck & trailer. When he left, I called the State Patrol & reported him. This industry has more than enough accidents from distracted driving. We don't need to drunk driving to the problem.
In 1958 I saw the TV series "Cannonball" and wanted to drive and have adventures, too. After reading a few comments I am glad I went into IT. Seems the greatest adventure of all is driving safe, being professional. And ... Not killing yourself or anyone else. On the road or off it.
Sad Prayers for the families.
@TheBlackParty " Prayers to the families."
Ohh, really? So, their families are gods? I didn't know that!
Yes. 🙏
@@Packhorse-bh8qn For the families There it is corrected. WTF is wrong with you? why are you so angry?
My heart is broken
Sure it is........
Yes, heartbreaking.
Y'all couldn't give this poor man a bigger traffic vest man?
when are they going to do something about all these speeding and reckless drivers in trucks??????
No more DEI hiring....!
Thats a “PRIME” example of someone falling asleep while the passenger was getting his rest.
I don't think 🤔 so
sick person you are
You sure it's not an example of someone driving too "SWIFT?"
@@supertrucker99 100%. Cruise control and automatic gearbox to blame. Driver gets sleepy doing nothing. I'm truck driver I know it.
@@HunterShows if that was a family member you would not be joking around tough girl
That’s so sad, it makes me sick. My heart goes out to their families.
RIP to the Male driver and the new female Amazon employee passenger
But does anyone else notice most of the large Amazon Semi racing down the highway without checking the surrounding area.
That was a co-driver!
Allowing eastern Europeans to drive on American highways after two months in America is absolutely insane
Especially in an 80000 lb truck at 70 mph.
@@douglasfoster6065 That is neither 80k lbs, nor traveling 70 mph. Move along junior.
I like that you say Eastern Europe and not all Europe lol
@Look_What_You_Did How would you know?
Maybe if Amazon starts hiring real truckers and stops using all these illegal immigrant drivers, people will get their packages without it being all over the highway 😢
Aren't you special?
@truthhurtswilky7785 you must be one of those illegal immigrants 🤔
Mmmm so stupid to think like that.
Not to mention the contractors don’t give two squats about the maintenance and safety inspection of their vehicles
@@chuckyf-u2395 No! I was raised a Christian Conservative. I have compassion and empathy for my fellow man. What is your excuse?
They're not Amazon drivers, the are "Amazon Contractors". HUGE difference in driver skills and abilities.
I'm a long-time truck driver. Here's my "hot takes" on Amazon drivers..
First, most are foreign people - no slap at that, but the fact remains that many can't speak English (as is REQUIRED by federal law), don't understand basic traffic laws, and basic physics involved with trucking.
They are owner-operators, meaning they own the truck and drive it. Most are little better than junk. Being foreign, they don't understand our monetary system; we usually get paid per mile, and most O/Os won't touch freight today for less than $2.50-$3.00 a mile. Amazon pays considerably less than that, and these foreign drivers seem to think that $2,000 for a 2,500 mile run is good, but forget to factor in things like fuel - they just see that big number up front.
Most Amazon truckers are inexperienced, most with less than 2 years experience, many with less than one year. This creates even more problems.
Condolences to the families, but I can't say this surprises me - what does surprise me is that there aren't MORE crashes like this involving Amazon trucks......
Fedex and ups are the 2 top worst drivers on the road. Fact!
maybe, driving 0.25 million miles/ year does that to your ave.
250k miles a month? Wow, that's impressive for a land vehicle. Best I ever made was 2500 a week, so even tremendous miles were 12k a month. You must he thinking their jets go that far...
@@PappaBear-de5fm typo
Bosos thanks you but couldn't care less. Thanks for your work but i need another yacht.