I am: you didn't alert he drivers to the problem. They may not have known about it, but you did.
Huh. Thought it was pretty clear that solving the water (clean or otherwise) coming off a trailer in front of you on a sunny day is simply solved by passing...
That's just me: once I see something that should be fixed or or someone alerted to I automatically take action. Comes from being a service mechanic for 27 yrs: Once you know something is wrong it's your responsibility to act on it.
Too much "meh" in the world
under what law?
i do not have a badge on me or a red light on my pu truck, saying i can do anything to help/stop/prevent/other,
sure maybe get there eye and then if they stop.
but sure under the "law" only clean water, and feathers off live birds are allowed to legally fall off a truck. a rv?
as a truck driver and a rv owner, it is just bad form to have anything fall, drain, other from your load/trailer/etc.
kinda like the fool revving his motor till the valves float. :wtf
best to drain out both tanks at a proper clean out station. but sad many have messed even that up. dumping oil, other chems, or just fouling up the clean out area.
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Who said law? And where did you get the idea I wanted to pull them over? Ever wave to someone to let them know there was something wrong?
What's the big deal: wave at the guy, point to the trailer and hope he understands and checks it out.
I amazes me how some people just don't give a shit about simple courtesies but get completely bent when someone points that out.
And why is this under training?