Might have needed a WDH ?

Avoidcrowds, that is amazing -- how did you find that person? Thanks for clearing up the mystery.

He just lay down because he was tired...

Answer (From the person who was driving the truck):

"Ten months ago while traveling through the Bonneville Salt Flats on the way to Yosemite sudden 70 plus mile per hour wind gusts picked up our Lance 1575 and swung it around the side of our truck taking the truck with it and tipping both over."

No bad injuries, truck was repaired, and trailer totaled.

Could be his politics had him leaning too far left!

profdant139 wrote:
Bub, you have sharper eyes than I do -- I can't tell if the line on the far side of the photo is yellow or not. On a four lane divided highway, is the left line yellow? I thought yellow was just for undivided highways.

So your reading is that the truck and the trailer spun 180 degrees and still stayed in alignment? That could happen, I suppose, but it is amazing.

I guess we will never know.

Just having fun speculating on what might have happened. As someone else pointed out, his LP tank is out a ways on the ice. Looks like footprints next to it, maybe going to the other direction of the divided hwy. I'll also surmise that they were ok since they took the time to stack/arrange there belongings.

Yes -- that'll buff out.

Doesn't look like there was any damage.

Bub, you have sharper eyes than I do -- I can't tell if the line on the far side of the photo is yellow or not. On a four lane divided highway, is the left line yellow? I thought yellow was just for undivided highways.

So your reading is that the truck and the trailer spun 180 degrees and still stayed in alignment? That could happen, I suppose, but it is amazing.

I guess we will never know.

He almost fit.

I think he might have been on the brakes hard to avoid this guy