Tight multistory store delivery.

This is a store where you have to drive up a corkscrew to get to the loading bay. You then reverse up and do a tight 90deg turn onto the dock, missing a concrete pillar by 1ft. Then on exit you have to turn left to get out of the bay, back up then down the ramp to get out.

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Autos & Vehicles

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• Truck
• Trucks
• Semi
• Trailer
• Big
• Rigs
• loading
• area

[theradiater]

theres someting like that in swindon, except it's a corkskrew, not just a 90 degre, it's a full 360 to get out.

[EnglishTrucker]

@theradiater

Yeah, I've done that one loads of times too. The M&S loading bay is at the top. Bit of a nightmare to get in as it's a blindside reverse.

[theprof4166]

Was that where woolworths used to be? If so I remember it well and I've not drove for them

In over 10 years!

[EnglishTrucker]

I think Woolworths is underneath.

[crazyfarm30]

wow looks like allot of work to do that! lol

i luckely drove out in the sticks so i didnt have to back into loading bays.. :-)

[EnglishTrucker]

Hey. It is pretty tricky. There isn't much room in this place, and if some of the other stores have all their cardboard bales outside for collection it can be a nightmare to get out. ;-)

[theradiater]

@EnglishTrucker oh kool, would love to drive up there some day, it's the only shop i've seen with the loading bay on the roof.

[avante4144]

great work.but we experience much narrower loading in singapore.with a mere 2 inches on each side

[hitchhiker38]

Worse on i ever did was Safeway, Edgeware Rd London. You had to Reverse Blindside in to an undergound carpark The with ya eyes still ajusting to the dark ya had to kink it to the right agin on to the loading bay. Oh to be a truckie !!

[MrKabDrivr]

I can now see why you fellows all drive cab-over rigs in your part of the world... It would be absolutely impossible to negociate this with a long-nose!

[crazyfarm30]

i bet it can! lol