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Truck Carrying Hazardous Materials Drives in Reverse on Highway, Sparking Outrage


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Such absurd drivers are occasionally spotted in South Korea as well.

A truck loaded with hazardous materials was caught pulling a dangerous reverse maneuver on a Canadian highway.

A large tank truck driving down the highway suddenly came to a stop and slowly began moving backward.

Vehicles following behind frantically changed lanes to avoid a collision, creating a succession of heart-stopping moments.

This incident took place on a highway near Montreal, Canada.

At the time, the truck was carrying refrigerated liquid carbon dioxide, a hazardous material.

It was reported that the driver recklessly reversed in a driving lane of the highway after missing an exit.

The driver, caught at a roadside checkpoint, was fined approximately 1.6 million won in South Korean currency and had their license suspended for seven days.

(Source: X @WexitPepe)

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