Exactly. I wrote that in the comments section too The safest option is to approach it on the outside. jump the lights and carry on your way
Exactly. I wrote that in the comments section too
The safest option is to approach it on the outside. jump the lights and carry on your way
RLJing is hardly safe, frankly it's always a better solution to just wait behind, and the chance of a lorry reversing during traffic is quite low.
if it does reverse in traffic and you're in the way, you're way too close to the lorry.
Done - its all about getting in front of the big lorry people
if he can't see the car in front of him, high chance he won't see you.
YouTube- lorry driver doesn't see car
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RLJing is hardly safe, frankly it's always a better solution to just wait behind, and the chance of a lorry reversing during traffic is quite low.
if it does reverse in traffic and you're in the way, you're way too close to the lorry.
if he can't see the car in front of him, high chance he won't see you.
YouTube- lorry driver doesn't see car