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There are a few out Wynnum way that are very low.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
I don’t risk the van under one of them,from my memory it is around 1.9M clearance.
That one at Buranda,years ago I saw a semi go under it and take the cabs off the three new tractors that were on the trailer.[bigsad][biggrin]
Someone posted a pic on here recently where two or three brand new Range Rovers got scrunched in the UK doing that.Quote:
Originally Posted by scarry
Another pic was a big Steer poking his head up & looking out just before going into an underpass, it either died or had one heck of a Headache or both.. ( Mel or Syd somewhere). It seems to me that clearance could be 100' with coloured warnings, flashing lights etc but if drivers ain't paying attention or otherwise engaged they'd still prang it.
Thank goodness you can't do that in a Mazda CX3 but I suppose one could do it driving into a Gutter Drain. [bigrolf][biggrin]
From the look of how far he went under I don't think he will need to worry any more.[bighmmm]Quote:
Originally Posted by Homestar
He’s fine. He was sentenced to 5 years jail but that was later overturned on appeal.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
A truck I was in many years ago had a GPS with settings to input the details of the vehicle it was fitted to - height, weight, length, turning circle etc, and picked routes accordingly.
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EDIT- For Sale by owner could be - Husband is a know it all [thumbsupbig]
Ahh, the Big yin is on point as usual..Quote:
Originally Posted by NavyDiver
Just lucky that bus drivers sit low down in their bus.Quote:
Originally Posted by 1950landy
That bridge has its own website for keeping count of its hits.
How many days since the Montague Street Bridge has been hit
