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A careless truck driver hauling an unsecured load was promptly pulled over after ignoring a concerned motorist.

A good samaritan armed with a dashcam witnessed a trucker drive past with an unsecured load of gravel littering the streets016 Archivescars with rocks. Thinking the driver maybe wasn't aware, the cammer turned around to let him know.

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Instead of securing his load, the truck driver slammed on the gas, leaving a huge pile of rocks on the street. While this is obviously a jerk move, spreading loose rock on the road is incredibly dangerous and can easily damage other vehicles.

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The driver with the camera again tried to stop the truck driver, but instead of stopping, the trucker sped through an intersection, sending even more rocks into the street. Apparently the distracted driver didn't see the cop at the intersection, because he was promptly pulled over.

"Moral of the story," the uploader wrote on Liveleak, "if someone is kind enough to tell you that you just nailed like 10 cars with your shitty rocks, kindly pull over and figure out what the problem is and don't be an ass."

Don't be an ass is good life advice, applicable in nearly every situation.

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