Share some jackknifed truck horror stories.

Bad weather is a common cause. For example, icy roads can make it difficult for the truck to maintain control and it may jackknife. Rain can also reduce traction.

One horror story is about an ice cream truck that would drive around a small town at night. The music it played was distorted and creepy. People who saw it said the driver had a strange, pale face and his eyes seemed to glow in the dark. Whenever kids got too close, they would feel a sudden chill. It was as if the truck was luring them in for some unknown, sinister purpose.

One horror story could be that the two men showed up late for the move. When they finally arrived, they were very rough with the furniture. They dropped a valuable antique dresser and it got severely damaged.

Sure. One horror story could be a truck mentor who was constantly yelling at the newbie driver for the slightest mistakes. He made the learning environment so tense that the newbie started to doubt their ability to ever be a good truck driver.

There was a trucker who stopped at a truck stop. As he was sleeping in his cab, he woke up to see a shadowy figure peering through his window. He tried to start the engine to get away, but it wouldn't turn over at first. After a few tries, he managed to leave and never went back to that truck stop again. It was really terrifying for him.

One truck horror story is about a truck that lost its brakes on a steep mountain road. It careened out of control and nearly crashed into a group of hikers. Another is a truck that had a malfunctioning refrigeration unit while transporting perishable goods, causing all the cargo to spoil.

A woman's car broke down on a lonely road at night. She called a tow truck. When the tow truck arrived, the driver was very creepy. He made inappropriate comments and drove in a very erratic way while towing her car. She felt extremely unsafe during the whole process.

A common food truck horror story is when the prices are not what they seem. You see a sign for a cheap meal, but when you actually go to pay, they add all kinds of hidden charges. Another horror is the inconsistent quality. One day the food is amazing, and the next day it's just terrible. This could be because they change suppliers or the chef is having an off - day. And then there are those food trucks that park in really dirty and sketchy areas. It makes you wonder about the overall cleanliness and safety of the food they serve.

One horror story is about a truck driver who was driving at night on a lonely highway. Suddenly, his headlights started flickering and then went out completely. He could barely see the road but managed to pull over just in time to avoid a huge pothole that could have overturned his truck.

There's the story of a truck driver who was on a long - haul journey. He stopped at a motel for the night. When he woke up in the middle of the night, he saw a face at the window. He was frozen in fear. When he finally got the courage to look again, the face was gone. But he couldn't sleep for the rest of the night and left the motel as soon as it was light. He later found out that the motel had a reputation for being haunted.