That's going to cost this driver a nice ticket along with a pink slip from the company.if there was a six ton weight limit then like so many other drivers she didn't read the signs and went by her GPS.I bet there were warning signs long before the bridge too.
6 ton bridge and loaded semi don't mix
Discussion in 'Trucking Accidents' started by tsavory, Dec 25, 2015.
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I dont get it at all..........Kinda like that Lady who drove her car into dozens of people on the strip last week.
How do you consiously turn right off of IN-37 onto a narrow road? GPS or not......Was their salvation waiting for her down that street, Or did divine intervention intervene with her abilities and told her the "love of her life" would be found by turning right.
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Curiosity got to me, and I google mapped it, too. (tsavory, you are lucky to live in a pretty little town.)
I think the truck was NB on S. Gospel Street. (Street=red flag to all truckers).
Gospel Street, because there is a beautiful old church on that street.
IN37 was exactly one block to the west. The driver should have been on IN37, no doubt.
The real killer here is that 100 yards behind the driver is the church parking lot, which would have been an easy peasy turnaround out of that jam. I hate passing judgment on other drivers, but...chopper103in Thanks this. -
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She was not the first one to attempt to cross. See the first page post #3 by tsavory.
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What part of 6 Ton Limit and a picture of a truck with a red circle and line through it did she not understand???
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