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A substantial number of these crashes (maybe the majority?) are rental trucks, being driven by people who aren't accustomed to operating a large vehicle. A typ
by teraflop 6y ago
A substantial number of these crashes (maybe the majority?) are rental trucks, being driven by people who aren't accustomed to operating a large vehicle.
A typical driver of a car, minivan or SUV in the United States will virtually never encounter a bridge or other obstacle whose height above the road is low enough to matter to them, so most people simply never have a reason to pay attention to those height signs.
- frosted-flakes 6y agoThe one exception is parking garages, which often have very low roofs, where most trucks or full-size vans won't fit. But that's a totally different situation.