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With a "sister" bridge in Melbourne Australia: http://howmanydayssincemontaguestreetbridgehasbeenhit.com/ http://howmanydayssincemontaguestreetbridgehasbeenhit.
by jackvalentine 10y ago
With a "sister" bridge in Melbourne Australia: http://howmanydayssincemontaguestreetbridgehasbeenhit.com/ http://howmanydayssincemontaguestreetbridgehasbeenhit.com/
- Scoundreller 10y ago3m? Paris has a road tunnel with a 2m clearance. Some of us here would have our heads grazing the top if we had to walk through it.
- jackvalentine 10y agoOoh, where? I think the Montague Street Bridge and the Durham railway bridge claim so many trucks because they're just high enough (3m and 3.56m respectively) to trick inexperienced high vehicle drivers. The 2m one would be obvious you can't make it through.
- truxs 10y agoThere is a tunnel on the Champs-Elysées known for destroying trucks (but the limit is 2m40) http://www.2m40.com/?cat=1 http://www.2m40.com/?cat=1
- Someone 10y agoIf you mean this one http://tollroadsnews.com/news/french-low-ceiling-tunnelways-of-duplex-a86-comfortable-to-drive-not-claustrophic http://tollroadsnews.com/news/french-low-ceiling-tunnelways-..., it is low, but not _that_ dramatic: 2.57m
- Scoundreller 10y agoFrom your very link: > Vehicles will be limited by regulation and an overhead bar on entry to 2m (6.6ft, 79 inches). The space to the ceiling itself will provide 57cm (22 inches) for signage and other overhead gear.