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In smaller channels and similar it's not that uncommon to have crash barriers. For example in many Berlin channels and rivers. And while I'm not quite sure wha
by dathinab 3y ago
In smaller channels and similar it's not that uncommon to have crash barriers. For example in many Berlin channels and rivers.
And while I'm not quite sure what it is for the bridge had concrete pillars orthogonal in front of the pillars (this picture shows them well, to be clear I do NOT mean the power line isles: https://www.upi.com/News_Photos/view/upi/7191ba50f17c5a683077417c69ff53c7/Francis-Scott-Key-Bridge-collapses-in-Baltimore/ https://www.upi.com/News_Photos/view/upi/7191ba50f17c5a68307...). They would have stopped the ship if it would have went orthogonal to the bridge (i.e. if they mistook where the pillar where in a otherwise normal situation). Through not sure if that was the purpose of them.