There's something about big trucks in the rain. I wonder how many foot-pounds of energy a fully-laden rig has?
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Oh, this is so SAD!
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80000 pounds at 70 MPH. THAT makes major!
LOL!
Arrgh. That's tough driving, that is.
Let's see...texasgungeek was right...an STAA Double, like that Fed Ex truck could be 80,000 pounds, and we can assume 70 mph....
Using an online calculator I get
K.E. = 13,104,281 foot-pounds
THAT'S some stopping power.
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