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Re: Forum gossip thread by Herman
The 'can opener' bridge
Started by easter bunny, January 08, 2016, 02:14:38 AM
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How does this happen?
Truck drivers know their height, and upcoming bridge clearances are marked well in advance.
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That happens more often than you know. Even if the overpass or bridge height is clearly marked it would appear that too many truck drivers don't know the overall height of their vehicles.Quote from: "Renee"
Any truck company I hire knows their gross and tare weight, height, length, oversized or not and the dangerous goods route. But, a body job truck does not require the same licensing, or the same training. Local p and d companies hire immigrants give them no training and pay them crap wages.
That happens more often than you know. Even if the overpass or bridge height is clearly marked it would appear that too many truck drivers don't know the overall height of their vehicles.Quote from: "Renee"
Any truck company I hire knows their gross and tare weight, height, length, oversized or not and the dangerous goods route. But, a body job truck does not require the same licensing, or the same training. Local p and d companies hire immigrants give them no training and pay them crap wages.
Well if you watch the video, it's mostly straight body trucks hitting the bridge, so what you are saying makes sense.
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That happens more often than you know. Even if the overpass or bridge height is clearly marked it would appear that too many truck drivers don't know the overall height of their vehicles.Quote from: "Renee"
Any truck company I hire knows their gross and tare weight, height, length, oversized or not and the dangerous goods route. But, a body job truck does not require the same licensing, or the same training. Local p and d companies hire immigrants give them no training and pay them crap wages.
Well if you watch the video, it's mostly straight body trucks hitting the bridge, so what you are saying makes sense.
No surprise there Renee. I would think the first language of the drivers is not English either.
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That happens more often than you know. Even if the overpass or bridge height is clearly marked it would appear that too many truck drivers don't know the overall height of their vehicles.Quote from: "Renee"
Any truck company I hire knows their gross and tare weight, height, length, oversized or not and the dangerous goods route. But, a body job truck does not require the same licensing, or the same training. Local p and d companies hire immigrants give them no training and pay them crap wages.
Well if you watch the video, it's mostly straight body trucks hitting the bridge, so what you are saying makes sense.
No surprise there Renee. I would think the first language of the drivers is not English either.
Actually a lot of the trucks look like rentals...Ryder, Enterprise, etc. I would think a lot of them are just people moving furniture and have never driven a truck of that size before.
Shit happens.
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That happens more often than you know. Even if the overpass or bridge height is clearly marked it would appear that too many truck drivers don't know the overall height of their vehicles.Quote from: "Renee"
Any truck company I hire knows their gross and tare weight, height, length, oversized or not and the dangerous goods route. But, a body job truck does not require the same licensing, or the same training. Local p and d companies hire immigrants give them no training and pay them crap wages.
Well if you watch the video, it's mostly straight body trucks hitting the bridge, so what you are saying makes sense.
No surprise there Renee. I would think the first language of the drivers is not English either.
Actually a lot of the trucks look like rentals...Ryder, Enterprise, etc. I would think a lot of them are just people moving furniture and have never drove a truck of that size before.
Shit happens.
I didn't really look at the video for too long, but that makes sense.
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It's kind of funny thoughQuote from: "GrAnnie"
I felt really sorry for those poor drivers but man that was funny!
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It's kind of funny thoughQuote from: "GrAnnie"
I felt really sorry for those poor drivers but man that was funny!
That's how I feel about it too easter bunny.
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It's kind of funny thoughQuote from: "GrAnnie"
I felt really sorry for those poor drivers but man that was funny!
It sure was. I remember watching a guy with a camper on the back of his pick up getting stuck under in the lower level of a parking lot. He had to let air out of his tires and back out.
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Well at least he was smart enough to figure that out! lolQuote from: "GrAnnie"
Only after he loudly scraped the top of his camper on the cement roof of the first level parking. It was loud and there were sparks. He got out, but only after trying a few other things and a few minutes of stunned disbelief. It was funny, but he blocked off an entire lane from leaving or entering.
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