Wouldn't it be great to have a comfy rocking chair on a porch with a view of this bridge?
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Wouldn't it be great to have a comfy rocking chair on a porch with a view of this bridge?
I'm extra cautious when hauling hammers to my collection.Lots of warnings so i assume they let blind people drive around there
Most of the trucks that hit that are rentals. Local truck drivers know the hazards of that bridge. Amateurs sometimes can get distracted when lost. And I have heard that local rental companies do warn people about that bridge. Since for some reason that damage is not covered by rental insurance.Lots of warnings so i assume they let blind people drive around there
it looks as if the bar they hit was put their to protect the bridge. But it does work quite well.My compliments to the bridge builders. That thing really holds up!
Most of the trucks that hit that are rentals. Local truck drivers know the hazards of that bridge. Amateurs sometimes can get distracted when lost. And I have heard that local rental companies do warn people about that bridge. Since for some reason that damage is not covered by rental insurance.
It is a problem that is hard to resolve. They cannot lower the road since a sewer line is under it and it is too expensive to raise the track.
A moment's inattention is all it takes.Yeah, I was going to say...
But I suppose one ought to know the height of the truck they are driving. Well, I bet they figure it out real quick after the damage has been done.
Most of the trucks that hit that are rentals. Local truck drivers know the hazards of that bridge. Amateurs sometimes can get distracted when lost. And I have heard that local rental companies do warn people about that bridge. Since for some reason that damage is not covered by rental insurance.
It is a problem that is hard to resolve. They cannot lower the road since a sewer line is under it and it is too expensive to raise the track.
I like the truck roofs which peel off neatly....like sardine cans.
I'm extra cautious when hauling hammers to my collection.
Some of'm are are about 9' tall.
Carried upright on a trailer, I worry about low hanging wires.
Bridges at least have signs.
Convertable trucks, sounds good
Thus making it @Wu Wei's fault.My favorite are the trucks with hay bales at 6:15. The first one goes under and loses the top portion of his hay. Somehow the second truck driver, seeing this unfold before his eyes, decides to go under anyways. I have to wonder what was going through the mind of that second truck driver. Probably this:
That's brilliant. Seriously. Do you know how much that would save us all in insurance claims? They are not going that fast in that area anyway so plenty of time to stop with the warning.Traffic lights controlled by a laser or IR beam across the road 100 yards before the bridge at a inches or two below bridge headroom. Break the beam turn lights red. Fairly cheap solution i think
One of your best posts yet.Wouldn't it be great to have a comfy rocking chair on a porch with a view of this bridge?
Im sure local everyone knows about it, LMAO! But, the thought did cross my mind, when I worked at a truck there was a sharp s curve, many trucks have ended up on their side on it, and many times I heard about truckers coaching eachother through it.Local truck drivers know the hazards of that bridge.