VIDEO: After sudden jackknife, trucker shows why CBs are so important

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After a fellow driver experiences a sudden winter weather jackknife, the dash cammer instantly hops on the CB radio to inform other drivers, keeping a bad situation from getting worse.

 

The dash cam video was captured in Woodstock, Ontario, on February 17, 2022.

YouTube user callthemall said, “Remember, ALWAYS give lots of space to the traffic around you in bad weather, you never know what may happen. I was bobtailing with a follower car behind me that I was on the phone with, in case you were wondering.”

 

You can check out the video below.

 



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