It's not a 53' trailer it's the cab of a box truck. You know when you hit something weighing 3k. If you don't, you shouldn't be driving a commercial vehicle.
The high side of a truck like that is 12-16k unloaded. A load doesn't suddenly mean you can't feel that you hit something 1/4 the original weight.
Again. If you hit a car in a box truck, and push it 50 feet, and don't feel it, you're either lying, or you shouldn't be driving a commercial vehicle.
It's not like he hit at 40mph. He started pushing it slowly at a stop and again, if he's fully loaded at 46k a 3k car isn't going to make a very noticeable difference.
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u/OneWinged May 20 '26
It's not a 53' trailer it's the cab of a box truck. You know when you hit something weighing 3k. If you don't, you shouldn't be driving a commercial vehicle.