Today, driving to a conference 2 hours away a giant piece of ice fell off a truck and did severe damage to my car hood and busted the front light. The car was a few months old with around 5000 miles on it.
FML
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melisssa87
| 30
That’s why I hate driving behind timber trucks, too much Final Destination
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Deonte Faison
| 3
Like a good neighbor..... nah jk sucks but happened to a friend of mine. Truckers insurance more than covers it. Just like cars they are responsible for clearing off the entire vehicle.
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Deonte Faison
| 3
Like a good neighbor..... nah jk sucks but happened to a friend of mine. Truckers insurance more than covers it. Just like cars they are responsible for clearing off the entire vehicle.
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melisssa87
| 30
That’s why I hate driving behind timber trucks, too much Final Destination
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RichardPencil
| 28
You ought to present this story at the conference. No matter what the subject matter, this tale will be more interesting than 90% of the papers!
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IrieStorm
| 9
I hope you got the truck's info, their insurance should cover it.
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Briarpatch
| 20
The fact that it landed on your hood makes me wonder if you were tailgating.
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Tumaco1963
| 19
In my state, it would not matter if the OP was tailgating. It is illegal to drive with any snow or ice on your car. The roof, hood, & trunk all must be completely cleared.
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evilplatypus
| 38
Could have been passing on the right. I’ve seen it happen plenty of times.
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hellphone_fml
| 37
You have the same luck as me, car was 3 days old and on the highway a semi in another lane hit a cone as he was going down an exit and it flew at the car and scraped it.