F150 on train bridge:

ouch.. did they hit a train or just the bridge..?? Beer and bridges don't mix.lol

There's too much of it left to have been hit by a train, even at low speed. Would have been crushed like [ironically] a beer can. Looks like they went speeding across the bridge, lost control and bounced into the framework.

A very sad death for a beautiful F-150.   IDIOTS!!!

they are fortunate that they didn't go over the edge

and end up in the water and drown.

Anyone in law enforcement can tell you that desperation makes people do some really crazy things. This is a perfect example.

Fortunate for THEM maybe, but probably not for the general public, if, and when, they are released, since they will be back on the road again and just might kill or seriously injure somebody else!

"it was AWESOME"

Strange choice of words for what may have been (or could have been) a life threatening accident. 

Video of truck falling off bridge

Chris, good find.

I'm almost surprised even a drunk could be that stupid.  Almost.

Kent in SD

FORD

Found On Roadbed Dead

cut that beam like butter.

Incredible picture.  I never heard about this till now.  My

only response is, Darwin Award winners hands down.

Many thanks,

Billy C

They must have wanted to drop the truck.  An experienced wrecker would have known the truck would fall by pulling on the back passenger corner. 

Nathan

So what. The truck was already scrap. Just get the ****ed thing off the bridge and allow the B&B Gang to repair that damaged girder!

Nothing like a couple of beers and a good idea!! 

...keep the rails polished...

RR should go for any damages to the bridge.

Idiots........pure and simple.

Peter

As Joe Higgins most famously said, "You're in a heap of trouble . . ."

Boys just wanna have fun.  Probably should have called cab.  That looks like a pretty nice truck, even if it is a Ford. 

That's a great picture of incredible stupidity and alcoholism.  Would make a good Bud commercial.

Art

Chugman, yes, like the Bud commercials running on the NHL playoffs:  "When you're ready for whatever happens..." or some such nonsense.

Park it anywhere!  The only time I tried to drive across a railroad bridge, it was an

abandoned C&S three foot trestle west of Denver, with the track pulled, and I was about a third of the way across, chickened out, and then had to back off the trestle,

which was a lot harder than driving straight on.  (it dawned on me that the trestle,

with the rental car on it, could collapse) I, of course, was sober, if not rational.  But

you know how it is about following old abandoned roadbeds.

don't be a hater, its not the trucks fault.

stupid kids.............