Since I drive a truck for a living,I found this video very interesting.I think it is the same bridge in every clip.
Dan
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13.6 for trac trailer, diesels
12.8 to 13.2 for box trucks,
I have seen many a tuna can roll ups in my 35 yrs, in the biz
The buses and RV's are just funny as all get out, the Freight liner
is an indication of younger generation just wanting to get out and see
the country side, and no thought process to the very business , I have to stop
my side is hurting at the last !!!!
Those idiots should all get their eyes checked - after their licenses are suspended. Funny & scary at the same time!
Originally Posted by Dan986:
Since I drive a truck for a living,I found this video very interesting.I think it is the same bridge in every clip.
Dan
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I guess you can't fix "stupid"
this clip as been around a long time.
Truck drivers learn from the experts....keeping this "train related". I wonder if thats Hotwaters face blurred out in the cab?
If you think that's bad try this www.maritimeconsultant.com/tugboat.htm
And if you think those two are bad, watch this 
Dan, Thanks for sharing. I also found this video interesting. The people who live nearby are probably used to the crashing noise.
I think the bridge in question is in Durham, NC. The tracks are NS (ex SOU) between Greensboro (to the left and west) and Raleigh (right and east). Used by quite a few trains every day including Amtracks Carolinian and NC's Piedmont service.
George Lasley
Originally Posted by jennifer kulich:
If you think that's bad try this www.maritimeconsultant.com/tugboat.htm
Now THAT was impressive! Thanks so much for posting it. 
Originally Posted by George Lasley:
I think the bridge in question is in Durham, NC. The tracks are NS (ex SOU) between Greensboro (to the left and west) and Raleigh (right and east). Used by quite a few trains every day including Amtracks Carolinian and NC's Piedmont service.
George Lasley
I was going to guess Elizabeth, N.J.. I encountered more than one of those low bridges when I drove a semi. Never took out the stop signs when taking the quick left to avoid going under the bridge.
I really don't get it. The clearance is marked AND there are warning lights with a second sign. Guess you can't fix clueless.
