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Tail of the Dragon

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This tight winding road is great for cars, suvs, motorcycles...but not for any Tractor-Trailer. Check out this site as well as the video and follow a Swift truck who runs over ever cone in the road...even in front of the police.

Main site for the Tail of the Dragon...

http://www.tailofthedragon.com/

Video of cone killing Swift truck...There's a HUGE sign on either start of the Dragon that warns Trucks against driving on the Dragon...you'll see why...BTW, Swift stands for...Sure With I Finished Training...

More pics of trucks being where they shouldn't be, including a pic of the HUGE sign warning trucks against driving the Dragon...

http://www.tailofthedragon.com/dragon_trucks.html

:o :o

**Proof is on the floor!!!

Wow, you'd think they'd stop driving that road. Maybe every driver needs to find out for themselves. :)

  • 2 weeks later...

That's crazy! That guy should have his license revoked! Those cones could mess up a car or kill a biker! I jumped past a bunch of scenes, but it looked like he forced at least one bike into the dirt.

At the end, it showed some of the vehicles that were held up. In California, if you have more than a few behind you, you're supposed to pull over and let them pass.

John - ASE Martial Arts Supply

https://www.asemartialarts.com

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