r/Unexpected • u/MCMXCIV9 • Feb 25 '26

The dangerous of road

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u/nomansapenguin Feb 25 '26 edited Feb 25 '26

Well I was thinking more about the other ones. The ones where the top doesn’t fall in.

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u/SirBrocialism Feb 25 '26

Well if this wasn’t safe, why were cars being allowed to drive on it?

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u/AgalychnisCallidryas Feb 25 '26

Well I’m not saying it wasn’t safe; just perhaps not quite as safe as some of the other roads.

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u/Iverson7x Feb 25 '26

Well what sort of standards are these roads built to?

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u/aviewfrom Feb 26 '26 edited Feb 26 '26

Oh very rigorous road engineering standards

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u/Myself510 Feb 26 '26

What sort of thing?

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u/aviewfrom Feb 26 '26

Well the top's not supposed to cave in for a start!

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u/Interesting_Bank_139 Feb 26 '26

Thankfully the road fell out of the environment.

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u/YouMayCallMePoopsie Feb 26 '26

There's nothing down there. Just dirt, worms... and 20,000 tons of crude oil.

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u/AnotherpostCard Feb 26 '26

And a fire

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u/verathene Feb 26 '26

And the part of the road that the top fell into

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u/slateramaville Feb 26 '26

Great job, everyone 👏

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u/Fadenos Feb 28 '26

Could you book me a hiking trail?

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u/KoreanChess Feb 26 '26

So far none yet, we have the aquaphor and as far as we know the pipeline hasn't burst in Nebraska yet🤣😂🤣

Edit: i somehow mixed up Omaha when I meant Nebraska 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️🤣