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You might not have a choice! If enough people in front of you have stopped under the overpass, so will you. Sometimes visibility is so reduced that being in an
by crispyambulance 4y ago
You might not have a choice!
If enough people in front of you have stopped under the overpass, so will you. Sometimes visibility is so reduced that being in an underpass is a relief.
I once emerged from an underpass after a particularly severe storm (possibly tornado) only to find an 18-wheeler stopped, facing me, a short distance from the over pass. He had obviously been blown across the grass median from the opposite traffic lane. The rain was so intense that I didn't perceive the truck until I was only a few car-lengths away.
- cardiffspaceman 4y agoMy California-based family stopped briefly under a bridge during a Nebraska thunderstorm, due to the hail. We had more experience with snow, but this was summer. Hail happens in California but not necessarily as big as this was.