Every rookies worst nightmare. I may not know enough about truck driving but at least I have the balls enough to get out and help him navigate. I'm sure truckers appreciate that.

I'm a driver. I can sympathize with the stress of that type of situation. I've been in some tight spots myself. Your brain is fucked for the rest of the day. You feel like the whole world is watching and judging you. I commend the driver for remaining composed and doing his best.

Ah yes the culture who crush when they cant get 2 day delivery honking at the guy who brings them their shit.

I sympathize with this truck driver. Average person has no idea how stressful this job is. It doesn’t help when other drivers around you have zero patience and no respect.

As a truck driver now for over 28 years I give this driver props for not making a bad situation worse!,there was no damage done!

All those impatient POS people driving the cars are only making the situation worse. Stop for 2 minutes so the truck can get out of the way

We've all been there our first years of truck driving and he took his time and fixed his mistake great job!!

I've been threw this . The best advice is to stay calm and take it slow. And everything will work out

I did the same thing myself thinking how the hell do I get out of this? I was so rattled. Some guy came out and helped me get out of the situation. I was so grateful for his help.

The guy recording is the same guy that parked his Honda CRV in the illegal spot

I'm getting anxious watching this...when you're the driver in these situations,  its tough.

I just got my CDL license and I can truly say it's one thing to be at school learning and it's another thing when you're out here in the world the driver was patient enough to wait on help..It's called getting experience

This happened to me once in the Bronx. My GPS told me to get off the highway at the wrong exit, and the fun immediately began. And for extra spice and excitement, I was in a commercial area. I almost took out a street lamp making a left turn. I had to get out and put my tandems all the way up in order to make the turn. Folks, DO NOT EVER use Co-Pilot as your trucking GPS. Nothing but garbage. I can't tell you how many times it has put me in stressful situations.

I take all lanes if I have to. I open up all the way. When I have to make a move I take over the road.

No1 would stop for a minute to help that poor truck driver y'all rushing to go no where, that truck driver need to get out and look.

Definitely a rookie, but the impatient, idiot 4 wheelers aren't making the situation any better. They need to wait

The problem is the clowns in the cars. stop, wait, and give the guy space..  and stuff your horn where the sun doesn't shine.

I applaud this driver

I found myself in this situation once in Montreal Quebec.
One fella got the neighborhood together and moved the cars I needed to move, to get out of it.
Love you Canada!
Always had a great experience!
For those do not understand how we get in this mess, we are visitors, and can get lost, just like everyone else.
I found myself in an apartment complex in NJ at 2AM once. Missed my Jersey jug handle.
If you don't know what that is, neither did I until I seen it. And there is a reason they call them Jersey barriers.

He could've swung a little wider but with his tandems that far forward he probably was worried his tail swing would clip the cars parked/passing  on the other side. On the other hand Western Express doesn't have the best rep. for hiring the best.

Edit: Everything looks easier looking down on it, it's a different perspective in that seat. It's a lot you can't see.