Cheap thrills off the back of a truck on busy road Two people were photographed riding on the back of a truck. TWO reckless thrillseekers have been photographed clinging to the back of a truck travelling on a busy city road. Beauty therapist Tahnee Foster, 31, said she was heading home with friends about 3am on Sunday when she saw the pair on Princes Bridge. "We saw them jump on the back and thought they'd get straight back off, but they stayed on for at least a kilometre," Ms Foster said. It could have ended very badly. Police slammed the pair's behaviour, saying it was illegal and jeopardised their safety and that of others. "The dangers of riding on the back of vehicles in this manner are obvious," police spokeswoman Nat Webster said. (It) places yourself at risk as well as other road users who may be distracted. Offenders face significant risk of injury or even death. The thrillseekers face a fine of $282 each for travelling on part of a motor vehicle not designed for passengers. The truck driver also could be fined. Ms Webster encouraged any witnesses or anyone who knew the duo's identities to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. "Take details where you can and report it to police, and contact 000 if you believe there is immediate danger," she said.