These Trucks Usually Come From The West On I-70 & Take HWY75 North. I Was On My Way To Work When I Saw This One Going East Pass The Exit At Gage To HWY75 North As I've Seen Them Do Over The Years. You Can't Miss These Big Trucks. Being Stuck Behind It, I Fallowed It And Saw It Nearly Get Off At MacVicar Only To Swerve Back Onto The Road From The The Off Ramp Barely Missing The Grassy Median & Continued On East, On A Hunch, Since I Just Happened To Have A Film Camera On Me, I Passed The Truck & I Went To The 1st Street Exit & Waited By Ryders Truck Rental Hoping For Good Pictures. Sure Enough, Minutes Later The Lead Escort Vehicle Came Down The Ramp And The Prop Truck Wasn't Far Behind, The Driver Skillfully Made A Left Turn At 1st & Polk & Rubbing The South Curb With Its Front Tire During The Turn. In The Process Trying To Make The Next Near U-Turn Back West Up The Ramp To I-70 West, The Rig Ended Up In The Grass By The Fence On The North Side Of The Intersection And The Rear Wheels Of The Trailer On The Median Under The Bridge On The South Side Of The Intersection. Meanwhile, I Got Some Dirty Stares From The Truck Crew While I Took Photos. The Traffic In The Area Was Backed Up All The Way East To Topeka Blvd And All The Way West To Taylor. I Guess That's What They call "Gridlock" I Gave A Business Card To The Trailing Escort Vehicle Driver After He Initiated A Brief Staring Match, He Seemed To Offended By My Networking Gesture. Meanwhile A Sign Had To Be Removed By Some Men Working With Some Tractors Under The Bridge Which Allowed The Prop Carrying Truck To Complete The U-turn And Continue Up The On Ramp & Back West. If I Didn't Need To Go To Work, I Would Have Went To The I-70 West To North Hwy75 Turnoff To See If It Made That Turn. I Haven't Seen Any More Of These Trucks In That Area Since Then.
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