HIya all
seen this green and white trailer on the a14 and also at colchecster, im sure its a fridge but could be wrong but looks like its a fruit and veg supplier, and it has ‘convoi exceptionnel’ written in green on the trailer.
my question is it convoi exceptionnel because its a tri-steer trailer? because the axles are not bunched together they are spaced about 3 ft apart from each other, if its tri steer but be fun to reverse with,
cheers all
these?
gogzy:
these?
yes those are the ones, o.k may not 3ft apart lol lol. are they rear steer?
Well I thought it would be kinda obvious, but I guess its a joke way of saying their fruit and veg is of exceptional quality.
Lycanthrope:
Well I thought it would be kinda obvious, but I guess its a joke way of saying their fruit and veg is of exceptional quality.
■■■■ you beat me to it. Yes it is quite straightforward. After all look at those plump red tomatoes, they truly are exceptionnal.
Lycanthrope:
Well I thought it would be kinda obvious, but I guess its a joke way of saying their fruit and veg is of exceptional quality.
perfect reply, without a hint of sarcasm, or nuffink
And yes they are rear steer all 3 axles
This case is solved now, but I think there might be another explanation.
The Scandinavian outfits (with two trailer) sometimes go to Poland - for Truckfests etc. And they are treated like oversized vehicles, they got ■■■■■■ vans and CONVOI EXEPTIONEL signs on them…
orys:
This case is solved now, but I think there might be another explanation.The Scandinavian outfits (with two trailer) sometimes go to Poland - for Truckfests etc. And they are treated like oversized vehicles, they got ■■■■■■ vans and CONVOI EXEPTIONEL signs on them…
Why do they write it in French then? Wouldn’t they use Bred Last?
Wheel Nut:
orys:
This case is solved now, but I think there might be another explanation.The Scandinavian outfits (with two trailer) sometimes go to Poland - for Truckfests etc. And they are treated like oversized vehicles, they got ■■■■■■ vans and CONVOI EXEPTIONEL signs on them…
Why do they write it in French then? Wouldn’t they use Bred Last?
I think French is kinda of international language for road traffic.
On old Polish driving licenses for example there were two signs: Prawo Jazdy and Permis de counduire.
I think the language they are using is Ecosse’.
They just want to make sure it’s not signwritten on the front or rear - bloody Kermits would fine them for NOT being over-dimensional 