Lorry drivers with their back doors wide open

[Parkmaverick]

I regularly drive down the A19 in the early hours of the morning and often notice lorry drivers parked up with their rear doors wide open. All well and good so they don’t get robbed, but for every two or three open, there’s always one with their doors locked. Surely, thieves will target these vehicles as they are most likely full of goods.

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[Goat Eyes]

Kev is getting a pasting here for a seemingly innocuous thread.

 

[JohnAin]

So the OP is cruising during the early hours looking for lorry drivers with their back doors open?

It seems so.
Does OP stand for Open Paradise or Open Pantechnicon ?

 

[Kevj]

Kev is getting a pasting here for a seemingly innocuous thread.

This. All these dorty bastards thinking there was a another meaning.

 

[tunstall birdman]

 

[Jarra Dicka]

Its a truckers code. Only truckers are allowed to know what it means

 

[Sneech]

Strangely enough was discussing this last night outside the pub as one was parked up on the seafront.

Could only assume the driver was showing there was nowt to pinch.

Or it was @Patch waiting for a big wave

 

[KarenDent]

Its a truckers code. Only truckers are allowed to know what it means

@humbug will know but he's probably on his way to Scunthorpe at the minute

 

[Ludwig]

I regularly drive down the A19 in the early hours of the morning and often notice lorry drivers parked up with their rear doors wide open. All well and good so they don’t get robbed, but for every two or three open, there’s always one with their doors locked. Surely, thieves will target these vehicles as they are most likely full of goods.

Oh oh Kevj, realised what you’ve done have you.

 

[Dave Herbal]

Why don’t they just leave the doors shut and unlocked though? Save them having to get out and open them.

 

[dickie mc rich]

It was a real risk opening this thread at work like. I guess I like to live dangerously.

 

[BRMC]

They leave them open so they avoid having their curtains slashed.

It also helps to show the thief there is nothing worth stealing.

 

[Deleted member 559]

They leave them open so they avoid having their curtains slashed.

It also helps to show the thief there is nothing worth stealing.

Curtains cost a fortune to repair or replace,.

 

[hairynaker]

They leave them open so they avoid having their curtains slashed.

It also helps to show the thief there is nothing worth stealing.

What if you are trying to steal empty trucks?

 

[BRMC]

What if you are trying to steal empty trucks?

The driver is a kip in the cab

 

[the boot]

Strangely enough was discussing this last night outside the pub as one was parked up on the seafront.

Could only assume the driver was showing there was nowt to pinch.

Or it was @Patch waiting for a big wave

Or it had been robbed.

 

[hairynaker]

The driver is a kip in the cab

I was taking the piss man, cannot imagine there are many out at night trying to nick empty artics!

 

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[a1970man]

It’s to stop the side panels getting slashed by thieves looking to see if there’s owt in.

 

[Deleted member 25315]

So the OP is cruising during the early hours looking for lorry drivers with their back doors open?

Always has a box of Yorkies in his glovebox too, apparently