LUCKY 7
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totally agree with you.
unbelievable!
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LUCKY 7
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my son is starting his 2 year instrument techs training in September and he will get all the training possible and not forge anything.
skegpro
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Trade schools in western Canada really ramped up seats to meet and exceed industry demands.
These students need to be at the pro pipeline rallies as right now it's a tough go for a new graduate. Everyone wants a 30 year old tech with 20 years experience.
The good thing about instrumentation is you are not tied to the oilfield or Alberta.
rgashkei
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Seen a picture on Facebook taken a few days later at the same time. Sun could have been an issue, especially if he had dirty windows. Have heard that intersection is not easy to see at the best of times.
skegpro
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Except for the fact he was headed north.....
skegpro
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Just good ones.
Mike270412
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Bus was travelling north. Truck was travelling west.
http://nationalpost.com/news/canada...hat-the-photos-show-about-the-point-of-impact
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DaveB
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I know everyone is thinking it...just like me....when the wreck happened and we heard it was a semi and a bus, we all just knew who the driver of the semi was going to be. If/when it turns out to be his fault, we better see some action on clamping down on the types of licensing agencies that this thread was started to point out....
Frick, if it wasn't for these types of agencies, Highway Through Hell (the show) wouldn't have enough action to make a show....
Frick, if it wasn't for these types of agencies, Highway Through Hell (the show) wouldn't have enough action to make a show....
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eclipse1966
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100% agree Dave! Two weeks ago we had a 53 ft tractor trailer show up at my office with an immigrant driver. He comes to the office and I asked him whats up. He said in a very broken English that he came to deliver my cargo. I told him to show me the B/L. As I thought, he did not pay attn to the instructions as it was supposed to be delivered to Kelowna not Armstrong which clearly showed on the B/L. I walked away and thought we are in a whole lot of hurt that he can drive a big 53 ft trailer around but cannot understand/read very simple instructions. Then the gong show started watching him back out of the office drive way LOL. I have no issues with people working like he does but I do have issues when they cant speak the language or read basic instructions.
skegpro
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https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/mobile/video?clipId=1367247
The interviews with the dads get me fired right up.
The interviews with the dads get me fired right up.
skegpro
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I don't know if anyone can help me find it but global Edmonton had an animation of the accident last night.
And there was a good I review with Scott Thomas but it looks like they pulled it.
skegpro
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Ah your right mike, my bad.
kovs
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Truck was west bound. Bus north
skegpro
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100%
And the government needs to start clampimg down on these guys.
It's a snowball effect.
They cut corners on training, licenses, insurance and maintenance.
Bid jobs at below ligit trucking companies cost because they are following the rules.
skegpro
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Yeah I got that now, thx.
kovs
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Sorry should have read all replies would of known it was covered
skegpro
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No worries.
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