Brynglas Tunnel - Lorry Fire Incident (M4, Nr Newport, Wales)
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Probably because there is a good chance that when a tyre blows it could take out a brake line. Air pressure keeps the brakes OFF, no air pressure and the brakes lock solid.
To suggest that the truck was on fire and the driver entered the tunnel on purpose is typical of ignorance about truck drivers like me and our responsibilities to lesser vehicles with incompetent drivers.
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I think i whent through this tunnel in either 2009 or 2008
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why did the driver enter the tunnel and why did he stop inside when you go through in no time its only about 400 yards long
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Holy shot dude! Love your attitude towards the situation! Good that's all okay! Passed through there today and the tunnel is cleaned up but it's not the same! :(
thomasjenkins1995 6 months ago
@thomasjenkins1995 Thanks mate! Had a lovely email from the truck driver to say thanks, he's safe and well.
AshleyHall 6 months ago
i know that the turbo blew out because my freind was the driver who was badly burnt on his arms and legs as he tried to disconect his unit
reduseless1 6 months ago
@reduseless1 Well I'm glad he's ok - I haven't heard from him since the incident, please ask him to get in touch, I'm the chap that brought him out of the tunnel.
AshleyHall 6 months ago
now now peeps the fire was caused by a turbo blow out on his truck not a tyre blow out and he only stopped because a stupid car drive pulled across the front of him and stopped him and he was unable to get out of the tunnel because the engine cut out so blame the idiot car driver
reduseless1 7 months ago
@reduseless1 How do you know that the Turbo blew out? I don't personally believe that this was the cause, particuarly by the remains of a tyre strewn all over the carriage way leading up the tunnel, and black skidmarks from the entrance up to the lorry itself.
AshleyHall 7 months ago