I called in on a truck driver today
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I called in on a truck driver today
For the second time this week, I got buzzed on a completely barren 4-lane road by the same truck. It's a flat-bed with a covered tent structure and racks of welding gas containers. Monday or Wednesday, he buzzed me as I slogged up a viaduct. The left lane was free and clear without a car visible in any direction.
This morning, I was stopped at a light. Again, the left lane was free and clear, and I had been stopped for quite a while. The driver pulled up directly behind me, and I knew there would be trouble. The driver rode my ass through the intersection and for about 1/4 mile until I started slogging the viaduct. At that point, he passed me with less than a foot to spare. His side mirror literally went over the top of my shoulder and handlebar.
With that, I called his manager today. I expressed my concern that the driver might decide to finish me off in anger next time our paths cross. That was my way of saying "fire this jackass or at least put him on a different route!" but we'll see what happens. The manager didn't sound surprised, but was audibly livid at the driver. Do I need to carry a burning, incendiary road flare to get this guy to give me some ****ing room?
This morning, I was stopped at a light. Again, the left lane was free and clear, and I had been stopped for quite a while. The driver pulled up directly behind me, and I knew there would be trouble. The driver rode my ass through the intersection and for about 1/4 mile until I started slogging the viaduct. At that point, he passed me with less than a foot to spare. His side mirror literally went over the top of my shoulder and handlebar.
With that, I called his manager today. I expressed my concern that the driver might decide to finish me off in anger next time our paths cross. That was my way of saying "fire this jackass or at least put him on a different route!" but we'll see what happens. The manager didn't sound surprised, but was audibly livid at the driver. Do I need to carry a burning, incendiary road flare to get this guy to give me some ****ing room?
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Good on you for calling him in. I've called in 1 driver in my day, (almost a second one, but couldn't remeber the number properly) but I don't think my guy did it on purpose, so I just asked them to tell him to be more careful in the future, and not to write him up.
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Next time, as his wing mirror goes over your shoulder, just climb through the window into the cab and start tearing his eyes out. You'll need to ride a beater, in case of damage as it ghost rides without you......
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I've been on my $60 craigslist-find Diamondback rigid-mtb-hybidzilla all week, so yah, that wouldn't be a problem. The windows were all rolled up though.
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You'll need one of those diamond window-cutter things that spies use then. And suckers, to hold on with. That'd be cool.
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Be sure to let us know what happens. It seems I'm never lucky enough to see the same guy twice to nail him. Good for you!
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well, if you're gonna harass a rider, better not do it in a traceable way...although if he was doing it in a non-company vehicle, I'd maybe get the license plate number and call the police and report it.
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Yah. I need naaaaws. Two bottles. The big ones. And a 2JZ. No ****.
And I need to double-clutch, not granny shift. And stuff. That movie cracked me the hell up, mostly because I know quite a bit about cars, and the producers had no idea what they were talking about.
Danger to manifold!
Wow, this got way off topic. And yeah, I used to ghost ride my x-mart beater down the hill in my parents' front yard. I guess kids these days ghost-ride the whip, instead.
And I need to double-clutch, not granny shift. And stuff. That movie cracked me the hell up, mostly because I know quite a bit about cars, and the producers had no idea what they were talking about.
Danger to manifold!
Wow, this got way off topic. And yeah, I used to ghost ride my x-mart beater down the hill in my parents' front yard. I guess kids these days ghost-ride the whip, instead.
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Seeing the same guy twice is indeed a golden opportunity. The road flare might do the trick if his passenger side window is down. Or, since it is an oxygen/acetalene truck, you could wait til he goes by you with that smarmy grin, then light his ass up by tossing it in the back...
Seriously, I'd follow up on this and become a problem for that company. This almost qualifies as assault - maybe even does. Now, I don't know how physical you are, but if it's me, I would block him at the first stopping point and give the moron a chance to express himself outside the cab. But, that's just how I get when this type of thing comes along.
It happened to me once, with two punks in a car. I laid the bike down in the street in front of them and rushed the driver door. Before I could pull the driver out the window by his neck, a beat cop on a bike came around the corner. Me 1, Punks 0. That cop saved their lives, especially the punk on the other side who was brandishing a large screwdriver that I would have buried in his ***** - and told him as much.
The cop didn't like my show-stopping attack, but he figured the weapon brandishing countered it, so I got to listen to the squids get their butts loudly chewed while cuffed and seated at the curb in downtown Everett, WA. They were strongly charged not to attempt to go looking for me because the cop wouldn't be there to save them a second time. It's a small city, but I haven't seen them since.
Seriously, I'd follow up on this and become a problem for that company. This almost qualifies as assault - maybe even does. Now, I don't know how physical you are, but if it's me, I would block him at the first stopping point and give the moron a chance to express himself outside the cab. But, that's just how I get when this type of thing comes along.
It happened to me once, with two punks in a car. I laid the bike down in the street in front of them and rushed the driver door. Before I could pull the driver out the window by his neck, a beat cop on a bike came around the corner. Me 1, Punks 0. That cop saved their lives, especially the punk on the other side who was brandishing a large screwdriver that I would have buried in his ***** - and told him as much.
The cop didn't like my show-stopping attack, but he figured the weapon brandishing countered it, so I got to listen to the squids get their butts loudly chewed while cuffed and seated at the curb in downtown Everett, WA. They were strongly charged not to attempt to go looking for me because the cop wouldn't be there to save them a second time. It's a small city, but I haven't seen them since.
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I didn't know doping was a commuting requirement. I usually take a bit more relaxed approach to life. I have no problem defending myself, and I'm a decent-sized guy who can hold my own. I just don't go willy-nilly stirring **** up like that, though. Last I checked, vigilantism is just as much of a crime as passing too closely.
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Don't forget to follow up on it. Also if this becomes a regular occurrence get a camera and the turn it to the cops, and the manager.
For the second time this week, I got buzzed on a completely barren 4-lane road by the same truck. It's a flat-bed with a covered tent structure and racks of welding gas containers. Monday or Wednesday, he buzzed me as I slogged up a viaduct. The left lane was free and clear without a car visible in any direction.
This morning, I was stopped at a light. Again, the left lane was free and clear, and I had been stopped for quite a while. The driver pulled up directly behind me, and I knew there would be trouble. The driver rode my ass through the intersection and for about 1/4 mile until I started slogging the viaduct. At that point, he passed me with less than a foot to spare. His side mirror literally went over the top of my shoulder and handlebar.
With that, I called his manager today. I expressed my concern that the driver might decide to finish me off in anger next time our paths cross. That was my way of saying "fire this jackass or at least put him on a different route!" but we'll see what happens. The manager didn't sound surprised, but was audibly livid at the driver. Do I need to carry a burning, incendiary road flare to get this guy to give me some ****ing room?
This morning, I was stopped at a light. Again, the left lane was free and clear, and I had been stopped for quite a while. The driver pulled up directly behind me, and I knew there would be trouble. The driver rode my ass through the intersection and for about 1/4 mile until I started slogging the viaduct. At that point, he passed me with less than a foot to spare. His side mirror literally went over the top of my shoulder and handlebar.
With that, I called his manager today. I expressed my concern that the driver might decide to finish me off in anger next time our paths cross. That was my way of saying "fire this jackass or at least put him on a different route!" but we'll see what happens. The manager didn't sound surprised, but was audibly livid at the driver. Do I need to carry a burning, incendiary road flare to get this guy to give me some ****ing room?
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His manager seems interested in trying to help you. If you damage the truck, He probably won't want to
be nice anymore.
be nice anymore.
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I also think you did the right thing....
BUT, you might want to file a complaint with the local PD, as well. That way, there is an official record of an ongoing situation between the two of you. I'm not suggesting that you make more out of it than necessary, but consider this: If this guy got fired, or even simply chewed-out, it's likely that he knows who to blame (and possibly come looking for).
Now, I'm no shrinking violet when it comes to folks all up in my face either, but your problem is different now. IF he decides that revenge is the way to go, he knows exactly when and where to find you, not to mention what you look like. YOU, on the other hand, would probably be hard-pressed to ID him in time to save your skin if next time he is driving his personal vehicle. This puts you at a distinct disadvantage. I think you can see where I'm going here.
All I'm saying is watch your back. None of us wants to see you in the hospital or worse...the obits
BUT, you might want to file a complaint with the local PD, as well. That way, there is an official record of an ongoing situation between the two of you. I'm not suggesting that you make more out of it than necessary, but consider this: If this guy got fired, or even simply chewed-out, it's likely that he knows who to blame (and possibly come looking for).
Now, I'm no shrinking violet when it comes to folks all up in my face either, but your problem is different now. IF he decides that revenge is the way to go, he knows exactly when and where to find you, not to mention what you look like. YOU, on the other hand, would probably be hard-pressed to ID him in time to save your skin if next time he is driving his personal vehicle. This puts you at a distinct disadvantage. I think you can see where I'm going here.
All I'm saying is watch your back. None of us wants to see you in the hospital or worse...the obits
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I didn't know doping was a commuting requirement. I usually take a bit more relaxed approach to life. I have no problem defending myself, and I'm a decent-sized guy who can hold my own. I just don't go willy-nilly stirring **** up like that, though. Last I checked, vigilantism is just as much of a crime as passing too closely.
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Understood, but this was hardly a situation where it would have been appropriate to lay my bike down and take it to blows. My friends and family already know about the situation, including the name of the company whose truck it was (I even linked to their site on my blog post about it).
Also, I have a mirror and use it. There are no surprises when it comes to what's around me. I'm definitely a "condition yellow" kind of guy. If there's a vehicle ready to smear me, I'll see it coming and have a pretty good chance for egress. Granted, I'm not as fast as a car, and I'd in no way lead you to believe that no motor vehicle driver could possibly hit me -- far from it.
Again, I'm always ready to defend myself. I'm not packing heat, but I pack a mean punch and keep my eyes peeled. This stretch of road is a ghost town at 6:00, so this guy who knows where and when to find me won't have any cover. Since I see every car as a potential threat, this guy isn't quite as advantaged as it would seem from the get-go. Also, my usual full commute route takes me the opposite direction on this stretch of road. I'm recovering from a wrist injury right now, and riding to the bus in the morning. Hopefully by Monday I'll be back in the swing of things and won't even see the guy.
Also, I have a mirror and use it. There are no surprises when it comes to what's around me. I'm definitely a "condition yellow" kind of guy. If there's a vehicle ready to smear me, I'll see it coming and have a pretty good chance for egress. Granted, I'm not as fast as a car, and I'd in no way lead you to believe that no motor vehicle driver could possibly hit me -- far from it.
Again, I'm always ready to defend myself. I'm not packing heat, but I pack a mean punch and keep my eyes peeled. This stretch of road is a ghost town at 6:00, so this guy who knows where and when to find me won't have any cover. Since I see every car as a potential threat, this guy isn't quite as advantaged as it would seem from the get-go. Also, my usual full commute route takes me the opposite direction on this stretch of road. I'm recovering from a wrist injury right now, and riding to the bus in the morning. Hopefully by Monday I'll be back in the swing of things and won't even see the guy.
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Cool. I'm glad to hear that you've considered and planned for possible outcomes. I didn't mean to crush the mood in here and bring the party to a screeching halt.
Let the JAM bashing continue!
Let the JAM bashing continue!
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Understood, but this was hardly a situation where it would have been appropriate to lay my bike down and take it to blows. My friends and family already know about the situation, including the name of the company whose truck it was (I even linked to their site on my blog post about it).
Also, I have a mirror and use it. There are no surprises when it comes to what's around me. I'm definitely a "condition yellow" kind of guy. If there's a vehicle ready to smear me, I'll see it coming and have a pretty good chance for egress. Granted, I'm not as fast as a car, and I'd in no way lead you to believe that no motor vehicle driver could possibly hit me -- far from it.
Again, I'm always ready to defend myself. I'm not packing heat, but I pack a mean punch and keep my eyes peeled. This stretch of road is a ghost town at 6:00, so this guy who knows where and when to find me won't have any cover. Since I see every car as a potential threat, this guy isn't quite as advantaged as it would seem from the get-go. Also, my usual full commute route takes me the opposite direction on this stretch of road. I'm recovering from a wrist injury right now, and riding to the bus in the morning. Hopefully by Monday I'll be back in the swing of things and won't even see the guy.
Also, I have a mirror and use it. There are no surprises when it comes to what's around me. I'm definitely a "condition yellow" kind of guy. If there's a vehicle ready to smear me, I'll see it coming and have a pretty good chance for egress. Granted, I'm not as fast as a car, and I'd in no way lead you to believe that no motor vehicle driver could possibly hit me -- far from it.
Again, I'm always ready to defend myself. I'm not packing heat, but I pack a mean punch and keep my eyes peeled. This stretch of road is a ghost town at 6:00, so this guy who knows where and when to find me won't have any cover. Since I see every car as a potential threat, this guy isn't quite as advantaged as it would seem from the get-go. Also, my usual full commute route takes me the opposite direction on this stretch of road. I'm recovering from a wrist injury right now, and riding to the bus in the morning. Hopefully by Monday I'll be back in the swing of things and won't even see the guy.
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Good job reporting the driver!
Get a Take-a-Look mirror. It will allow you to take control of those intentional close shaves....here's how:
Using your mirror, you can easily monitor overtaking traffic. If you see someone coming up behind you, and they're not moving over to give you room, you move your bike to the *left*.
This forces the overtaking traffic to move left in nearly all cases...even with *ssholes (they just want to scare you, not run over you).
When the overtaking traffic gets close (as seen in your mirror), move smoothly back to the right, allowing for maximum separation between you and the driver.
By giving yourself space on the right, you prevent the close shavers from getting close to you.
In my experience, this technique works 99+% of the time.
Get a Take-a-Look mirror. It will allow you to take control of those intentional close shaves....here's how:
Using your mirror, you can easily monitor overtaking traffic. If you see someone coming up behind you, and they're not moving over to give you room, you move your bike to the *left*.
This forces the overtaking traffic to move left in nearly all cases...even with *ssholes (they just want to scare you, not run over you).
When the overtaking traffic gets close (as seen in your mirror), move smoothly back to the right, allowing for maximum separation between you and the driver.
By giving yourself space on the right, you prevent the close shavers from getting close to you.
In my experience, this technique works 99+% of the time.
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Key in the police
I agree with Freeradical that you should let the police know of the problem. I belive that a report could be filed that would not generate action without further problems. If the driver knows that he has been reported to the police he may think twice about revenge. If he looses his job the only curb to his agression may be the police.
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Good job reporting the driver!
Get a Take-a-Look mirror. It will allow you to take control of those intentional close shaves....here's how:
Using your mirror, you can easily monitor overtaking traffic. If you see someone coming up behind you, and they're not moving over to give you room, you move your bike to the *left*.
This forces the overtaking traffic to move left in nearly all cases...even with *ssholes (they just want to scare you, not run over you).
When the overtaking traffic gets close (as seen in your mirror), move smoothly back to the right, allowing for maximum separation between you and the driver.
By giving yourself space on the right, you prevent the close shavers from getting close to you.
In my experience, this technique works 99+% of the time.
Get a Take-a-Look mirror. It will allow you to take control of those intentional close shaves....here's how:
Using your mirror, you can easily monitor overtaking traffic. If you see someone coming up behind you, and they're not moving over to give you room, you move your bike to the *left*.
This forces the overtaking traffic to move left in nearly all cases...even with *ssholes (they just want to scare you, not run over you).
When the overtaking traffic gets close (as seen in your mirror), move smoothly back to the right, allowing for maximum separation between you and the driver.
By giving yourself space on the right, you prevent the close shavers from getting close to you.
In my experience, this technique works 99+% of the time.
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