r/11foot8 • u/bugminer • 29d ago
Similar Bridge Lays truck hits the 8ft clearance Loveland bridge.
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u/Nailing_Captains_Mom 29d ago
Imagine that crunching sound.
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u/MalignantLugnut 29d ago
I wouldn't worry, it's 80% air.
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u/Chainheart85 29d ago
I've driven under this bridge in a Civic and got worried I would hit it. How you slam a box truck into it I'll never understand.
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u/IndustriousLabRat 29d ago
That bridge has some serious can opening and peeling potential. Thing is built like a mandoline.
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u/Allemaengel 29d ago
I'm from PA, the home of snack foods. Glad I like Utz kettle chips so my supply won't be delayed by this incident, lol.
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u/Klevermind- 29d ago
Does the employee lose his job or do they dock his check?
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u/cybe2028 29d ago
Good chance they get fired. An operator should know their vehicles specifications.
This is a major oversight and error in judgment. It happens, but it is what it is.
Insurance will cover the damage, they likely wouldn’t be expected to pay.
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u/WeldinMike27 29d ago
They used to be called Thins in Australia. Their catch phrase was "not as thick as some." Clearly, that has not come home to roost.
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u/Hot_Frosty0807 29d ago
I haven't worked for Frito in over 10 years, and I still remember that those Sprinter trucks are 10' 6" tall.
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u/Realistic_Mix3652 28d ago
That crazy low. If I was riding my mountain bike I would probably have to duck going under that bridge.
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u/YellowThirteen_ 29d ago
8’ is an incredibly low bridge. I can’t imagine the lack of awareness it takes to drive a boxtruck into that.