Bridges, the natural enemies of trucks across the world. A variety of tricks are used by bridges to lure unsuspecting trucks to their doom. Take the mislabeled road height sign for instance. At one time the clearance was 14 foot 5 inches but after years of settling and multiple paving jobs perhaps a foot or more of head room has disappeared. But often the bridge is opportunistic and relies on the lapsed attention of a driver. Flashing lights, fluorescence painted signs, whammy bars; all go unheeded as a truck rushes headlong to a quick chop of the top. Examine the videos below and reach to reach your own conclusions.
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