I thought i heard they were thinking of restructing the motorway network to accomidate for cars/trucks but nothing at present. Maybe they will think of something
We should be thinking of restricting HGV's to the nearside lane as in some EU countries at certain sections.
Why is it that when it all slows down, HGV's need to move from lane 1 to lane 2? They ain't going anywhere any faster than the rest of us ..... :-?
we lorry drivers know drom experience that lane 1 is slowing down probably because the approaching exit sliproad is queing back and if we stop in the queue but want to continue on motorway then it takes a lot of getting moving again and virtually no chance of getting to lane 2 to pass queing traffic. so think ahead and plan early like all motorists should
You must have bloody good eye sight to see miles & miles up the road where there are no bloody exits!
I see it time & time again. The motorway slows to a stop & HGV's who were in lane 1 move over .... for no reason, other than they're bigger than you & they can. :-? No thinking involved. If you thought head, you'd slow up like as in the original post to allow the bloke who has been trying to overtake you to get back in and allow the motorway to get passed. I've had HGV's try to overtake me on the motorway when I'm towing on a UP hill section because they've sped up on a down hill section first. Rather than have him sat there for the next umpteen miles I've knocked it out of cruise, allowed him back in THEN put mu foot back down to overtake. I've also had HGV's 'think ahead' when they pull out on me on a up hill section causing me to have to slow up to 56 mph while we crawl passed those in lane 1, if they'd really thught ahead they'd have seen me doing 60 and let me passed first .... but I'm only 3 ton and not 44 ton ....
and breathe .......