Do Your Truck Drivers Need A Nap Before Hitting The Road

The ever-so-concerned people of the Wyoming Highway Patrol want to know if your semi truck is well rested. That's why they posted these photos, seen below, of sleeping trucks along our state highways.

Is your semi-truck well rested? If your commercial hauler is in need of a good night's sleep, we would highly recommend the wind-blown plains of I-80, I-25, or I-90. For the low, low cost of a Driving on Closed Roads Citation ($1,000+), Towing fees ($10,000+), and possible other citations, you can ensure your truck gets the rest it's always wanted. Joking aside: (Wyoming Highway Patrol). 

It is a good idea to make sure that both the truck driver and the truck are well rested before taking them out on the highway.

When a highway patrolman sees a sleeping truck, he will quietly pull up, shut his engine off, and get out of his patrol car, closing his door very quietly and gently. To get a photo like the one you see above, he then creeps up on it, just to make sure that the driver and the truck are okay.

Once he is sure all is well, he will then quietly drive off, hoping that nobody will wake them.

Trucks like these are often pushed to the point of exhaustion, and then they just roll over in the middle of the road. That's not safe for anyone. The best thing to do is to make sure that ---- NOBODY GOES OUT ON OVERLY WINDY DAYS YOU STUPID IDIOTS! Pay attention to those signs that say NO LIGHT HIGH PROFILE VEHICLES.