Think this might help with bridge strikes?

Truck driver not paying attention activates the sign. As in the video, 4 wheelers come to a stop. Truck driver still not paying attention, what could the unintended consequences be?

 

thing is if i recall correctly, all the traffic signs around the world are supposed to be universally accepted???

that being said, one (would think) that the universal sign for DO NOT ENTER should suffice..??

 

Australia. Thought so. More pictures:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ater-halts-lorries-driving-small-tunnels.html

Answer to OP's question: Probably not, there's low tunnels, low bridges, and drivers who don't read signs all over the world. There's always somebody getting into trouble:

 

Average winter temps in Sidney = 44 degrees; not much ice. I still think the best warning is a low-hanging sign that says, "If you hit this you will hit the bridge." Seen a few of those, and bridges/overpasses that were hit, so ... what can ya do?

 

A good start would be to label and sign every bridge, tunnel, and overpass that is non conforming (<13'6') in the US. We are far from that. Then start on all the rest. That bridge north of Seattle that just got knocked down was unlabeled.

 

That's pretty amazing lol

 

Here's a stupid question, once you stop, what are they gonna do then? Back all the way up to the nearest exit?

 

Even salt water freezes. Look at the great salt lake at the end of January.

DOT uses brine solution on the highways around these parts now. When the temps are colder.