Yikes!!! Something tells me that Schneider National didn't have this "mode" of transportation in mind when they designed these trailers. This photo was posted on the WFAA Facebook page of the tornado that struck Lancaster, TX and eventually a few other cities in and around the Dallas/Fort Worth area this afternoon.
My wife has family in Round Rock. One is a trucker, but fortunately this is not tomorrow, as that is where he will be headed. Or would have been headed. Now?
Here's a video link showing a lot of the damage. Schneider orange trailers were very apparent. [video]http://videos.mediaite.com/embed/player/container/1200/1760/?content_type=content_item&layout=&playlist_cid=&c ontent=HCL20P22SW5H4R74&media_type=video&widget_ty pe_cid=svp&read_more=1&referrer=http%3A%2F%2Ftexag s.com%2Fmain%2Fforum.reply.asp%3Ftopic_id%3D206538 3%26forum_id%3D5[/video]
I complain that it is April 3 and we are still getting a little bit of snow, then I see something like this and all of a sudden I am thankful I live in the frozen North.
