In the US, there is a bridge, ripping off roofs

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In the town of Durham, in North Carolina (USA) is a railway bridge. Conventional bridge built, say, a hundred years ago and regularly carrying service for the good of trains and trains.

But there is one feature of the bridge: he loves very much, "tearing the roof" at the trucks that are trying to pass underneath. And there was a lot of trucks.

The bridge is low, so the service road in front of him put a bunch of characters, reporting that those wishing to pass under the bridge at too high a car waiting for the fiasco, failure, and the penalties for the broken bridge truck and beaten.

Here are just dashing truck drivers it does not stop. And despite all the restrictions they bring forward, breaking their cars. A bridge is, time after time maintaining considerable impact force.

By the way the authorities of the town, having heard stories about the bridge demolition, we decided to put another sign notifying drivers about the height of the bridge. Naturally stretched a banner reading "If you will not be able to pass under this sign means exactly bump in the bridge." Only now anyone that did not stop.





via factroom.ru