Hit a low bridge. Just clean up and hit another one.

If at first you don't succeed.........

 

I'm not normally a conspiracy type but you gotta' wonder if this was a state sponsored "educational" video. Why doesn't the person taking the video take a shot of the name of the trucking company? I see this kind of thing and wonder how a guy like this could have ever passed a CDL exam. It's not like you can just walk in and take the test without studying to some degree or another, right? And if a guy this stupid could have passed the exam, I now feel less impressed with my own accomplishments in life.

 

Just converting the trailer for a flatbed load

 

These people are illegal with fake ID's and fake CDL's. See these guys all around Phx & LA, they look like they scared sheetless while driving down the road, don't speak any English and never look in their mirrors- except to back up.

 

WOW. He did it again. Lol

 

What I want to know is, "The driver managed to get the top back on his trailer but instead of exiting the freeway, he tried to go under the next bridge." How did he manage that?

 

Good job of reporting false info, he is not on I-94, it is a surface street. If a reporter is too laze to get the facts straight, get another job, like flipping burgers.

 

They probably didn't understand English. Thought That 12'6" meant 12.6 meters. Lol

 

Never said he was on 94, listen to the reporter again, he is still a stupid reporter though and doesn't know what he is talking about :
"State trucking permits are designed to prevent this kind of damage by telling drivers how high their carrier is and help trucking companies map routes around low trestles."