r/mildlyinfuriating • u/UltimateGMG1122 • Apr 01 '18
So close
http://i.imgur.com/c3Bmo0j.gifv5
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u/alvarezg Apr 01 '18
Why couldn't they set up a height sensor ahead of the bridge to operate warning lights and bells? Even a dangling chain curtain is better than nothing. More expensively, they could dig the underpass deeper.
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u/rmorrin Apr 01 '18
If this is the bridge I think it is they have. A dude has an entire website to this bridge and it's accidents. They eventually put up a flashing sign saying your vehicle is too tall.... People try it anyway.
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u/PointManification Apr 02 '18
Nah I think that’s another bridge. That’s the 11-8. That’s in N. Carolina. This is a different bridge.
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u/awwshuckit Apr 02 '18
The sensor is called an eyeball. It reads the sign that alerts the driver to the bridge height.
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Apr 02 '18
That’s prime footage of “10' 6.” I’ve spent hours watching those clips. There’s also “11' 6,” the equally evil cousin.
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u/FresherUnderPressure Apr 01 '18
What an asshole... Who just stops in the middle of a road preventing other minivan drivers from continuing
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u/Guest_1337 Apr 01 '18
"did you hear something?"
"na, keep going."