Worst bridge you’ve crossed?

Wow. I am glad you’re ok.

 

as far as I know that bridge is not for truck. another bad place is double bridges near Cairo, IL US 60. Before getting to bridges there are two sharp turns and road is not wide enough . the bridges are old and not wide, you need to be very careful there.

 

No "No Truck" or even weight limit signs looking at Google maps. And while a bit narrow it's far from as narrow as the op implied. Also I didn't see any speed limit signs, although there was construction so it might now have some.
Plenty of room for two trucks to pass. To me it looks like the op simply panicked.

 

Back in the 70's we used to sneak across the old Cheat Lake Bridge,by Morgantown,W.Va. Bridge which was weight restricted, but if you were trucking from Baltimore to Charlestown,W.Va. area,you either sneaked across the bridge,or else you had to drive up US 40 to Uniontown,Pa. to cross the river. Lots more serious mountains and miles,I-68 wasn't built then. When you got off the bridge on the west side there was an immediate hard left switchback,and if you were driving anything longer than a 40' trailer,and a CO,you couldn't make the turn. That's the road you see in the foreground. Wonder that old bridge was still standing after all the heavy mine jacks we hauled across it back then. Heres a Utube of them finally blowing it up. The bridge in the background is I-68.

 

Looks like Hwy 60 is just plain bad. Don't try it over the Ohio river. Going from Kentucky to Tennessee. Two bridges. One bad enough. Second is ludicrous. Must have been less than an inch of clearance between mirrors. Only one truck came the other way on me.

 

once I needed to cross Mississippi from MO to IL. This Chester bridge was the short cut. I checked on Truckers Atlas and I saw there is no truck designed route to this bridge in MO. My common sense did not let me use this bridge. If no truck designed route to the bridge that crosses Mississippi then the bridge is narrow/bad one.

 

I know one more narrow bridge. it's near Brownville, NE on us 136.

 

Oxford PA. It used to say 9.5' and I had to deliver to the water treatment plant you can see in the background. I was in a 10' 8" UPS truck when I first came up to it so I called the police station to ask a way around because the other bridge I came up to was weight restricted to like 5 tons or something (this was flip phone days with no GPS). They told me to go ahead across and it's actually 12' if I remember correctly, they put the low height to scare trucks away from it. I guess they have upped it since then so smaller delivery trucks would go across.

 

I don't like that sharp turn just before going onto Ohio river bridge in KY. if I see truck is coming from bridge I wait until it will pass that turn and then I go to bridge.