Veteran truck driver Kym Mozol's vehicle was bogged for almost a week in outback Western Australia. He is now in a 'mad panic' as he races against the clock to get to his daughter's wedding in Adelaide.
Kym Mozol assumed the day he spent bucketing water from around his bogged truck tyres would be the lowest point of his week.
The veteran truck driver is now racing to his daughter's wedding in Adelaide after his vehicle spent almost a week stuck on a remote West Australian road between Ceduna, in South Australia, and Tjuntjuntjara, 1,300km north-east of Perth. After finally freeing his truck from the mud, Mr Mozol became bogged again just 50 metres down the road.The Ceduna local also endured frustrating truck issues, including damage to the alternator and blowing a radiator hose.
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