Just out of curiosity, who here has a UHF and uses it to let trucks know you are passing or that you will get out of their way ASAP?
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Robinshirley Hine Most caravaners do have UHF radios
Glenn Laing Yeah, I’ve seen a lot with the signage on the back of their van but very few have ever responded when I’ve tried calling them.Gail Whelan We do but its to let them pass us safelyMarion Holland UsPaul Alderson We’ve been vanning a few years now and haven’t felt the need but I’m very aware of truckies and give them every courtesy I can.Ross Parrick it should be mandatory, i have and am an ex truck driver.Mark Skeels They’re also very useful for monitoring oversized loads, roadworks and just generally knowing what’s going on....Carol Mann Us too
Paul Swan what channel truckies use cheers and mine on all the timeRoss Parrick 40Doug Hitchcock 40 for some reason pacific highway Sydney to Brisbane 29Christine Irwin Peter Irwin another addition to the rig?Peter Irwin Enough....Ross Parrick I call it insuranceRoss Chandler Yes, wouldn't be without itJohannes Reyem What is the most secure way of communication in terms of two way radios, brands and best value for miney❓Brett Malouf I like GMEChris Kafer Icom, GME are the best brand in my opinions. Can get either hard wired to your vehicle, or can buy hand held units of each brand also.Christine Plummer Yes and always try to communicate with truckies who are workingGreg Lazenby YesDallas Donaghy Is Chanel 40 the best Chanel to be on?Alicia East Yes for trucks in WASue McLaren I have one but most of the time don't turn it on because I'm sick of not only foul language but some terribly misogynistic remarks particularly about obese women. Rather listen to music.
Julie Just Yes unfortunately it is a problem, always has been although has improved slightly with more women truck drivers these days. The coastal & city areas are the worst & you will find most professional truckies will have their uhfs turned down or off until they need to communicate.Carol J King YesAlan Hill I always do.Doug Hitchcock Hopeless in the city,you’ll find the interstate truckies more professionalVal Somerville Yep 😊Graeme Morris Yep use ours all the time when on the road. You can also tune in to the road works.Lyn Carter Have a radio and communicateRay Bennett We do.Bruce Montgomery YesMargaret Struthers We do. Safer for everyone and the courtesy doesn't hurt.Gayle Chenhall Bessell Yep. Call sign Nanny G - it makes me smile when they call me 😊Garry O'Bree We have ours on ch40 on the road but turn it off near cities. Too many idiots.Trevor Wynniat Yes, for sure. Ch 40.Kerrie Morris Always had one in all our cars even before getting the van, very handy to have.Mark Anthony Cockerell Use it to let the trucks know i'm giving them room and to know if they are cranky,,Kristy Lou AlwaysLyn Carroll YesLesley Thomas Yes all the time. The truckies appreciate it. Makes for a less stressful day all round.Ros Plunkett Yep. Truckies appreciate it when you make the effort to just let them know you'll move out of their way at the next opportunity. Travelling across the Nullabor there are often oversized rigs, these blokes - especially their pilot cars like to know what you're intentions are, makes their job just that little less stressful.If you wanna know more please click the link below :Caravan Camping Secret Suggestions
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