I’ve occasionally watched “Highway through Hell.” For those who haven’t, it’s a t.v. show about guys in Canada who drive tow trucks on mountainous roads in Canada. The action mostly takes place in winter. Many of the big rig drivers they have to pull out of snowbanks are from India. They can barely speak English and haven’t a clue how to drive in ice and snow. They don’t know how to put on tire chains before they have to climb steep roads, for example. They hold up other traffic for hours when they get stuck.
The tow truck guys have to turn out in blinding snowstorms and sub-zero temperatures to rescue them time after time. Needless to say, some are fed up. These drivers are a hazard to everyone on the road including the guys who drive the tow trucks.
Call:
Congress (202) 224-3121
DOJ Main Switchboard 202-514-2000
Message: Many big rig drivers pulled out of snowbanks are from India. They barely speak English and haven’t a clue how to drive in ice and snow. They don’t know how to put on tire chains before they have to climb steep roads. They hold up business traffic for hours when they get stuck.
Tow truck guys have to turn out in blinding snowstorms and sub-zero temperatures to rescue them time after time and are fed up.