taking public relations up a notch
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BigBrownSanta
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I have 2 funeral homes, 2 cemetaries, and at least 6 churches on my route. I have to stop at least 2 - 3 times a week for a funeral procession.
The longest one was for a state trooper that was killed in a car/semi accident. They literally blocked every street intersection down the main street to the cemetary.
The longest one was for a state trooper that was killed in a car/semi accident. They literally blocked every street intersection down the main street to the cemetary.
helenofcalifornia
Well-Known Member
I never see funeral processions anymore.
Misloaded21
Member
That'd be a bit annoying as a driver eh? I'm a preloader and all my drivers like to "keep movin" as they say.
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
I prefer the mile long train when my last NDA is just on the other side.
Brownnblue
Well-Known Member
Many years ago I had a supervisor who just had to "cross the line". I guess he never got reprimanded because, relatively speaking, it was not nearly as bad as another sup trying to pass a school bus on the passenger side while the red lights were flashing.
dilligaf
IN VINO VERITAS
OHHHHHHH That is just plain wrong!!!!!!!!!!!! I drove for 2 school districts for a toal of 6 yrs. That sup needed to be taken out to the woodshed.
I was out on my favorite rural rte last week and had a customer walk out to the truck. Something the customer rarely ever does. Turns out that he had to come out because the school bus was due. Sometime back a motorcyclists had run a bus on the right side that was stopped to let kids off. Luckily the bus driver had spotted what was happening and didn't let any kids off. So now parents have to come out to get their kids.
If it had been me and I had seen what was happening I'm afraid I would have stepped out at an appropriate time to scare the crap out of that motorcyclists.
Would have served s/he right to end up in the pucker-brush. HEHEHE
I was out on my favorite rural rte last week and had a customer walk out to the truck. Something the customer rarely ever does. Turns out that he had to come out because the school bus was due. Sometime back a motorcyclists had run a bus on the right side that was stopped to let kids off. Luckily the bus driver had spotted what was happening and didn't let any kids off. So now parents have to come out to get their kids.
If it had been me and I had seen what was happening I'm afraid I would have stepped out at an appropriate time to scare the crap out of that motorcyclists.
Would have served s/he right to end up in the pucker-brush. HEHEHE
