posted by admin on Sep 8
have to be honest, am not sure Ill be looking forward to next seasons round of shows. Our drivers average to miles per week and have every weekend off! You are currently browsing the archives for the trucking careers category. Hauling years worth of supplies over frozen lakes that double as roads for only two months out of the year, has not proven to be easy, as each driver has contended with broken down trucks, intense whiteouts and the specter of going down with the constant sound of ice cracking beneath their trucks.
The usual attitudes, problems and social life issues were exposed and werent too different from those of us who truck in the lower The episode that watched included convoy owner and his somewhat inexperienced drivers.
didnt realize that the weight of fully loaded truck caused wave effect under the ice and to slow down when passing another truck. of these truckers have taken nothing for granted and if they did, they werent long for the ice road. ICE ROAD TRUCKERS OFF THE ICE on and at ETPT This twopart reunion special will reunite the six truckers, bringing them together for the first time since the ice road season ended last winter.
The only real difference between what we do and what those guys up in the Yukon do is that they drive for living on frozen lakes.
Our drivers average to miles per week and have every weekend off! You are currently browsing the archives for the trucking careers category. Our current drivers are averaging 750 to 1000 dollars per week gross. When the ice blows up, it causes an immediate hole in the ice and the possibility of falling through the ice is very real. I am wondering if the producers of Ice Road Truckers were looking for filler to keep the show going?
can see viewers turning the channel when they realize that there isnt much new information episode to episode. Hauling years worth of supplies over frozen lakes that double as roads for only two months out of the year, has not proven to be easy, as each driver has contended with broken down trucks, intense whiteouts and the specter of going down with the constant sound of ice cracking beneath their trucks. Drivers also have to worry about thinning ice and weak spots caused by the constant movement of trucks over the ice.
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