Big Rig Towing and Recovery recently hosted a Pizza Appreciation Day lunch for our associates at New West Truck Centre (Freightliner) as a small gesture of appreciation for the hard work and dedication, and the excellent services, that they provide. Everyone enjoyed delicious pizza and great company.
Check out the images from the New West Truck Centre (Freightliner) get-together.
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Big Rig Towing and Recovery recently organized a Pizza Appreciation Day luncheon for our associates at RJames Western Star. This small gesture aimed to acknowledge their hard work and excellent services. The event was a success, with everyone enjoying fabulous pizza and great company.
Big Rig Towing and Recovery values their partnership with RJames Western Star and looks forward to future opportunities to show our appreciation.
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It’s a common sight on highways across the country – a big rig stuck in the ditch after failing to negotiate a corner correctly or underestimating the steepness of a curb. But just how many trucks end up in this predicament every year?
According to industry estimates, thousands of trucks get stuck in ditches or other obstacles each year due to poor driving practices. In many cases, the driver simply misjudges the turn, leading to the truck tipping over or getting stuck in a ditch.
This is why cornering and knowing your environment are critical skills for anyone driving a big rig. While it’s true that truck drivers are required to pass a driving test and obtain a commercial driver’s license, it’s important to remember that driving a big rig is not the same as driving a standard passenger vehicle.
In addition to the standard driving test, big rig drivers also need to undergo specialized training on issues such as cornering, load shifting, and driving in adverse weather conditions. By doing so, they can minimize the risk of accidents and ensure that their cargo is delivered safely and on time.
While it’s difficult to know exactly how many trucks end up in ditches each year due to poor driving practices, it’s clear that this is a common problem on highways across the country. By focusing on cornering and other critical driving skills, truck drivers can reduce the risk of accidents and ensure that they are operating safely and efficiently at all times.
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Big Rig Towing and Recovery recently hosted a Pizza Appreciation Day lunch for their associates Peterbilt Calgary and Ryder Calgary as a small gesture of appreciation for the hard work and dedication, and the excellent services, that they provide. The event was a success, with everyone enjoying delicious pizza and great company.
Big Rig Towing and Recovery hopes to continue their partnerships with Peterbilt and Ryder for years to come and looks forward to more opportunities to show their appreciation in the future.
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Did you know that the danger in trucking doesn’t always lie with poor road conditions or weather? It can be as simple as your load shifting and affecting your centre of balance. Take for example a large load of sand and gravel that can throw an extremely heavy truck off balance, causing it to tip over.
When it comes to rescuing heavy machinery, you can never be too careful. The recovery process is more about the logistics of lifting the equipment that has flipped over after an incident. That’s where Big Rig Towing comes in! They work with highly qualified and certified technicians who can make all the difference in getting your precarious situation resolved quickly and safely.
If you ever find yourself in need of heavy-duty towing and recovery services, give Big Rig a call at 1 (866) 398-7444. They are available 24/7 and can help you out with all your heavy duty towing and recovery needs.
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