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A similar local example of this is UHaulers moving in for their freshman semester in Boston destroying their truck and backing up traffic for hours by getting t
by vsnf 3y ago
A similar local example of this is UHaulers moving in for their freshman semester in Boston destroying their truck and backing up traffic for hours by getting themselves onto a road with a low overpass. This overpass strips the roof of the truck, and is referred to as getting Storrowed, named for Storrow Drive, the road they shouldn’t be on.
No amount of signage can remedy this, the only way to fix it would be to raise the overpass, or to have the drivers gps route them more appropriately.
- helsinkiandrew 3y ago> No amount of signage can remedy this Where I am there's often a sign/bar over the road ahead of the bridge/underpass at the same height as the bridge ("IF YOU HIT THIS SIGN YOU WILL HIT THAT BRIDGE" etc). Whilst there's not always enough room - I'm sure it would work with the bridges in most of the pictures in that article
- Doxin 3y ago> No amount of signage can remedy this Having a gigantic stop sign right in the traffic lane seems to be fairly effective[0] though it's absurd that's the length you have to go to to make people notice. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImU1mG7QC4I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImU1mG7QC4I