Was he in the correct lane? It looked like he must have crossed at least one lane for the van to hit the way it did, otherwise wouldn't it have hit the back of the trailer as opposed to the middle?
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It’s illegal for trucks to be in the leftmost lane of a split highway in Florida. I checked that, too. I would also assume that a semi *needs* to turn from the right lane at one of those “crossing” points on split, multi-lane highways simply because of the mechanics of the wheelbase. If it turns out that they’re supposed to get in the left lane to make those turns, that just means another point of failure in the driver’s list. I’m not 100% sure myself.
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[There was a no u-turn sign,](https://xcancel.com/boneheadtruckrs/status/1956522311114211329#m) so they had absolutely 0 business turning like that.
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lol, even better. Shame nothing will be done about it.
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I always thought those highway crossings were for police and emergency vehicles. They seem dangerous as all hell.
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