The Truck Killing Bridge
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2021
- Some of the most talented truck drivers from around the world (Daniel Day Lewis and Mater Guy) do battle with the arch nemesis of trucks, Darth Low-Bridge.
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"Go ahead, raise your bridge. We'll just bring a taller truck."
Now it Just peels the Tops perfectly
😂😂😂
war never changes
Double decker camper bus go brrrrr
Can't raise the bridge. Make the road under it, lower.
One of the funniest moments of my life was finding this channel and going, "what fucking idiots live in this city" and then realizing it is literally a quarter mile from my house.
grab some popcorn & a lawnchair
Fucking lol
Lmao yeah, small world huh?
I read your comment and said to myself "damn I wish that was me" and then I looked up where the bridge is and I also live in this city.....
Yeah I have to pass it every day
I LOVE that one of the stock photo guys actually contacted Dunk and asked to have their face blurred. Lmao.
Oh that’s why the guys face was blurred! How nice that they respected his wishes.
Clearly doesn't want everyone to know they are the greatest truck driver of all time
@@Saddison01 Or that he invented Styrofoam
@@andrewrobinson1634 what a humble man
@@ixxxxxxxwho cares, he asked kindly to blur him out. Dunkey didn't have to do it, but he's a good guy so that's that.
The most painful one was the Penske truck that immediately reversed at full speed without possibly knowing whether or not someone was behind him.
What suprises me is that no one honked while the idiot did a complete reverse backwars maneur
@@totoroneblinny6100 You know some wehicles have mirrors and therfore some drivers knows what is behind them...
@@chillfill6512 blind spots on big trucks
@@chillfill6512uhh you can’t tell what’s directly behind you in a 26foot box truck, cause there’s a giant box in the way
@@Suburbanhotrods yes you can if you chech mirrors periodically as all normal drivers plus you have reverse cameras idiot...
“Hey, I need a haircut.”
“How’d ya like it?”
“Little off the top.”
"Ok so just drive up and take a left"
"Why?"
"You'll know why"
Say less
Like ya cut g
😂 Relatable
The last Metroid is in captivity
The galaxy is at peace
I'd like to imagine that these are all driven by the same exact guy after getting fired from one truck driving company and getting hired at another.
"Ah geez, not again!"
And the truth may surprise you
That would be quite the high level of trolling
Me too, though I like to think it more as if it was rented by the same person who has some idiotic vendetta on that bridge.
What you mean? He showed us a bunch of the drivers
I'm a bridge engineer, so I am not surprised this showed up in my feed. But then when I saw it was a video by dunkey, I knew this was gonna be an instant classic.
@@waldo2635 While there *are* (anything lower than 16ft 6in has to be marked, IDK if there's a solid min from a quick google), this bridge is special because this bridge was built before any semblance of standards. Because of this, the city put sewer lines underneath the bridge, leaving little to no room for it to be lowered, and a train track on the bridge, which can't easily be moved without adjusting the *entire track* and all bridges (trains don't like slopes).
(Fun Fact: The only reason it was raised is to help with another train crossing, which just so happened to have a positive benefit).
src: 11ft8's website
Classic
Any thoughts on this issue? How can it be that there isn't some kind of standard or regulation but bridge builders and/or truck builders can follow so that this doesn't happen. Obviously there is already some stupidity at play with the drivers ignoring the sign which tells the height...
@@AlecAndersonZxi think bridges used to be lower than today. and now they don't wanna raise it because of so few accidents and there are probably pipes under the bridge and raising the rails seems like a lot of work but all in all, it's just my guess that the trucks are cheaper for the city than changing the bridge.
Haven't even watched it yet, classic!
I love the one at 2:53 where he looks like he turns left to avoid the bridge then realizes he's going the wrong way on a one way only road then proceeds to back up turn around and drive straight into the bridge 😂
That was funny, I was thinking, at least one guy made a smart decision, then he comes back like the bridge was challenging him
Hard same. The fact all the other cars at the junction got to witness the entire thing unfold is just gold.
@@chincemagnettis a one way
@@chincemagneti i know right?
"Well, you made a smart decision! Wait...that's a 1 way road...hahahahahahahahahhaha"
You know what? Screw the roof on this truck.
Whoever thought putting a microphone on that camera needs a raise, clean and crisp sound of trucks getting "de-roof'ed"
@WingsOfRedemption ㅤ hey don’t bring politics to dunkeys channel but you’re right
@WingsOfRedemption ㅤ Very based and true, thanks for advocating for higher wages for working Americans.
@WingsOfRedemption ㅤ Russians: "First time?"
@WingsOfRedemption ㅤ Definitely time for a raise to the minimum wage, you're right :)
You can hear people laugh at 2:20 :^)
I actually could not believe the guy who backed up to try the bridge again
"Finally, a good truck driv--ope, wait, nevermind."
Dude literally could not have messed up worse. He was driving the wrong way down a one way road.
Its a one way street and he was originally going the wrong way. So he backs up to go the right way, but the bridge is there
The other people probably weren't paying attention. That guy, he chose his fate
You would hate to see the things I've seen. I work for shipping at a meat processing plant. They'll give anybody a commercial license
This bridge is also called the "Gregson Street Guillotine" and I enjoy that a lot.
Oh I thought it was sturrow
Or route 30 in westborough ( commuter rail)
0:30 Considering that he managed to stop before any real damage was done (unlike almost everyone else in the video), maybe he really was one of the greatest truck drivers.
Considering it's the same truck from the second to last clip, I disagree greatly
The fucking "not today"
*reverses*
"Actually..."
My God I am crying laughing
Once I heard the back-up alarm I knew we were in for a treat
How can somebody be that arrogantly stupid
@@r.j.tammaro8383 he was very carefully stupid tho
@@davidjeindl446 he turned left on a one way road
should've just gone straight
seeing some of the tops slice off like butter is oddly satisfying tho
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johnegebet John EgbenertJOHM EGBERT JOHN EGBRT john eg
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YOUR CHARACTER IS LITERALLY JUST JOHN EGBERT BUT WITH RoUND glASSES
What
The stupid shot of the building at 1:25 is absolutely hilarious to me for some reason 💀
Imagine living near that bridge. Just hearing a crash and just being like ‘whelp, there’s another one’.
I can't believe they're just giving out free convertibles like this
Convertibles have to, you know, convert. This only goes one way.
@@erichansen2999 It did convert. Just once
According to the bridge, they were always convertibles. Now they're converteds
God damn that was funny
@@erichansen2999 we'll call 'em CDL Spyders then
I think my favorite part is that when they raised the bridge it still wasn't high enough for any of the trucks, but now it perfectly peels the top with very little resistance
It's high enough for a lot of the trucks, that one at the end was just an outlier. There are still some Budget/Penske trucks that get some metal shavings off of the roof but leaving the roof intact, and a couple of them do still get their cans opened, but raising the bridge to 12'4" did make a significant improvement to the bridge problem.
The people behind it knew exactly what they wanted. Can't just let a national treasure like that disappear. Think about the publicity and content it brings. :)
The railroad raised it to save fuel or something on that section of track. The additional clearance was just a secondary benefit. Lol
They optimized it lmao
@Garbage Guy
Versus the cost of inspecting the bridge and repairing the signage after every impact? I've dealt with the railroad companies before -- they're the biggest pains in the ass in the world to work with. What they say GOES and they will happily levy as many fines as possible if you don't kiss their feet.
*Government leaves half a dozen warning signs and bright yellow paint indicating low clearance*
Truck drivers: "that won't stop me cuz I can't read."
They actually put in a sensor that detects a too tall truck coming down the road and gives a "no clearance" warning.
@@binkyxz3 truck drivers: "that won't stop me cuz I'm not paying attention."
@@mwperk02 True, I was just updating the narrative.
@@binkyxz3 The sensor turns the light to red when an overheight truck is detected so you have an entire light cycle to notice the warning. Trucks still hit the bridge, or they go faster to try and beat the red light. Very funny.
2:25 ish where she is describing the truck then stops mid-sentence for the crash almost ended my life. I truly have to not laugh this much. I have a bad heart and all. lol
"That wasn't even me driving, it was my little brother." - Truck Driver
Underrated comment! Lol
And he had blindfolds on!
Did you just crash your truck into my building and cut my light off?
That wasn't me, that was my brother
-A real truck driver
and im blindfolded and using the steering wheel controller
big bean burrito
The guy that turned away and then decided to come back and try it was comedy perfection.
The bridge called him a coward as he was driving away
"Y'know what? Not today."
*"ACTUALLY-"*
The street is a One-Way street. He turned left into on-coming traffic, so he had to back up.
@@BiggestDoucheEver That makes it even more tragic. He had to return to the bridge knowing he would fall, but save the other vehicles.
A true hero’s sacrifice.
@@ROFLobster4884 he could a just went straight LOL
It's not like there werent a million signs telling trucks to not go under that bridge
this is one of my favorite videos ever. i was assisting a middle school classroom as a teacher's aid and, for a party, the kids were watching yt on the big screen (like a smartboard/projector ig) and i threw this on. kids loved it. 10/10
As someone getting ready to go into the trucking industry, THIS is one of my biggest fears
Most semis are 13'6". Just know how tall you are, ez. I had a delivery in the Bronx once, made a wrong turn leaving and wound up with a low bridge in front of me, a one way going towards me on my left, a totally blocked one way on my right, and a busy intersection behind. It sucks, but you gotta just sit there blocking traffic with your 4-ways on and call the cops to help back you up. It's easy to prevent by planning your route and only a little annoying if you find yourself in that situation. All you have to do is not hit the bridge.
Citizens can be relatively cool about it too. Actually recruited a team of 6 people one time to help. Mostly they just wanted me to get the hell out of the way.
Was a bit panicked, so anyone willing to help played calm and collected.
@@dg_yorick6814Been there. Container near Newark, has to back up a quarter mile with a cop blocking traffic. The 12'6" ahead sign was behind a bush. He was just happy I didn't actually hit the bridge.
As a fellow truck driver, one day I will defeat this bridge.
Promise?
We will watch your progress with great enthusiasm
You will die braver than most.
@Daniel Martin or a bigger truck
would you say you're the greatest truck driver in the world?
"I've killed hundreds."
"Men?"
"Trucks."
😳
plot twist this is in the cars franchise
And many best truckers' prides
How many varl has it killed?
@@pandacakes6613 WHY HAVE YOU FOLLOWED ME HER-
It's just amazing how good of a peel some of these trucks get.
I know this comment is extremely late but I mean this in the most serious way possible. I was deathly afraid of 18 wheelers for as long as I can remember. This video has cured that fear and has finally allowed me to learn how to drive a car. Thank you Dunkey I love all your videos and this one hit the most close to home.
Why are you afraid
steel your heart do not be afraid
Now you understand…
Even 18-wheelers bleed
Let's make you afraid again.
100 psi of pressure from a semi truck tire being g released at once, such as a blow out, can bend steel.
Have fun!
In Saint-Petersburg, Russia, we have the "bridge of stupidity", no trucks can pass it, but they still try! And in january of 2021 it celebrated the 200th truck accident!
поздравляю!
Does is have a RUclips channel too?
@@Edwardkca17 I don't think so, unfortunately. There's also no webcams around that I know of and that sucks.
@@Edwardkca17 there's a bunch of photos though.
Походу они его закрыли((
The "Not Today" clip was so painful. He turned and went the wrong way on a one way, then reversed into an intersection so he could turn around and run into a bridge.
Comedy gold
I imagine there to be another bridge even lower xD there is no other explaination.
@@SeiShinCasios actually the road he tried first was a one way street he was going the wrong way down, his best bet was to go straight
@@trollshamanpwnage haha, poor guy :/
@@trollshamanpwnage the clip cuts off before it happens but after running into the bridge he actually reverses and then goes straight
I like to think this is some kinda local legend amongst trucking companies nearby, and it's a good test to see whose truck is new in town by the damages on the tops.
I love the fact that literally every major moving/delivery company has passed under this specific bridge at some point.
Props to Dunkey for finding all these company’s infomercial videos for this one off obscure video
My favorite was John Johnman from Trucks Central
Seems a little unfair since they are truck rental companies. Anyone can hire a truck and drive it badly.
You didn't hear? It's not a one off. Dunkey is specifically only going to make traffic accident related videos from now on
Hey Evan, hope your doing well,
-From a watcher of your Skate videos
11foot8 is a legendary bridge. This was a great take on it. It's very on Tosh.O and several other comedy shows.
They raised the bridge so it would be a more satisfying, clean cut of the truck roof
Like butter
The bridge bar is the kitchen knife i guess for shaving off unwanted space Lmao
its literally satisfying watching the top layer get sliced off like butter
@@HarrisonHUMAN was thinking the same thing, like its peeling open like a fruit
That truck kept just going too, completely ignored it lol
This editing is brilliant. Hé even went as far as looking up local trucking companies and using their ads. Fantastic 😂
My drivers ed teacher played this video for us today after explaining what the low clearance sign means, your video is good enough for the professionals. xD
I used to go to school just around the corner from this bridge. It gained the name “The Can Opener” over the years. They continue to put up signs, flashing lights, even raising the damn thing to prevent it from happening, but The Can Opener always prevailed to prove that it could still easily cause a hilarious backup a mile long on Gregson St
DA or Duke?
Where is that bridge?
If i lived there i would spend hours watching that bridge and lmao every time.
The gregson st guillotine. Love to see it.
The bridge being raised had nothing to do with the crashes. The company that owns the bridge just wanted to level out the train track so that their trains could go faster. They don't actually care about solving the crash problem at all, because there is no profit in it. The city can't lower the road either, because there is a sewer line below it.
Watching that truck slowly back into frame almost killed me
ACTUALLY
I was dying laughing. "NO DONT DO IT!"
I've known about this bridge for years and these videos STILL make me laugh my ass off.
Oh daaaang that’s the Gregson Can Opener in Durham NC🤣🤣🤣 that bridge has opened HUNDREDS of trucks.
The locals: "Eh the ole' can opener got another one, I'll be home late".
@Low Tier God if you’re trying to copy youtubers channels and make comments, it’s clear you need to get a personality
as a local, this is accurate
I prefer to call it the Gregson Street Guillotine
i used to drive under this bridge every day, never saw a truck get caught tho
Better than anything on tv
Truck starts backing up:
“Beep, beep, beep…”
Me in pure shock and torment:
“No… NO! NOOOOOO!”
Never have I felt such horror like I have seeing a truck reconsider avoiding the bridge.
As i watched it i was like "dang he left this clip up a while whats going on" ... "is that beeping?" ... "Oh, what the fuck."
I wonder if he couldve went across since he had to back up out of the one way he was going down :(
Best part is that he turned left into a oneway street before backing up like that
That acceleration off the mark nearly made my insides tear apart.
To this day, this video still brings me a lot of joy.
Thank you, Dunk.
There’s a bridge like this in Ringgold, Georgia. It’s some kind of historic landmark next to a historic civil war era depot, trucks get stuck under it all the time. They lowered the road under it which helped some.
"Not today"
Me: Nice finally someone didn't... why isn't the clip ending... NO, NONONONO
this was me as well.
"Um... that's... there's the, the sign, it says One Way you cant just-"
BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
"haha ok good"
*starts turning*
"Dont..."
@@ArchangelAsias I literally LOL'd uncontrollably when I heard the BEEP BEEP BEEP
@@brandonpaiva855 Yeah i died lmao
*Top 10 Anime Plot Twist*
He went in a one way lmao
when they raised the bridge it really just went from “completely ripping off the roof” to “quickly skinning the roof off like peeling a potato”
@WingsOfRedemption ㅤ huh
@WingsOfRedemption ㅤ I get the government decided the size of the bridge but I don't get how that inspired this politically charged rant.
Please elaborate
@WingsOfRedemption ㅤ What.
@@jimbob5409 It's Wings of redemption dude, you think anybody with that dude's name and face on their account means a single word they say?
@@jimbob5409 it's a bot I think
I had to rent a straight truck. When I went to pick it up, the number on the side was 10’1”. I questioned the rental clerk, saying it looked higher than 10’ 1”. He assured me that was the height. I made sure I didn’t go under any bridge unless it was over 11 foot. A week later, a co worker rented the same truck. He went under a 10’ 6” bridge and hit it. He wasn’t sure and had slowed down. The number on the side was supposed to be 10’ 7”! When you’re driving, it’s really hard to tell how low wires, tree branches and bridges are.
I love how they raised the bridge to 12’4” and trucks STILL find a way to get taller and destroyed
I have a 2020 GMC 3500 4x4 dually pickup with a large truck camper. I measured the highest point on the camper when loaded on the truck and it was 13’4”. I have that height posted on my dash to remind me to not drive under anything less than 13’6”. I’ve had to turn around a couple of times but I still don’t have any damage…..Guess I won’t be driving to NC anytime soon. Cheers
This bridge has to be lore among every truck rental company within a 50 mile radius, amazes me it still gets regular customers
i like to think this is how they vet idiots during their trial periods. give them a course with it and see if their smart enough to avoid it.
@@Ashaira expensive vetting method
In Melbourne, Australia, everyone knows the Montague Bridge. It's basically this bridge yet even more amazing because there is so, so much signage.
Sadly, many truck drivers lives around 51 miles radius or more.
@@CrabSully There is a website that counts down days since that bridge had an accident lmao, makes me sad even us Aussies can be this dumb, i guess truckies aren't the sharpest tools
As a truck driver, I can’t tell you how many times I’ve been warned of this bridge
Where is it?
I am a truck driver also and I too have heard the legends of this bridge. This bridge is like the basterds in inglourious basterds and we the truck drivers are like the nazis if you think about it
@@oscarsalesgirl296 100 truck scalps.
What makes this bridge so lethal to trucks though? Is it shorter than most bridges? Or is that street just highly trafficked by trucks for some reason? Or is this actually common at all bridges and this one's just well known for it because of the website and RUclips channel spreading awareness?
@@MyUncleWorksForNintendo It's a very short bridge, most bridges have a clearance of around 14 feet
i definitely didn't expect this to be as hilarious as it was.
The compilations with the company slogans along with ‘i am one of the best drivers…’ Loved it. Great creativity!!
The way it perfectly shears off some of the roofs is really satisfying for some reason.
The Norfolk Southern-Gregson Street Overpass has been given the nickname the "Can Opener" for that reason, its a real thing and yes so many trucks attempt it every year. The effect happens from the steel plate that was placed to sheild the railroad bridge from potential damage from all the trucks. Much of it is on the truckers for sure, but there really is a lack of alternative paths for truckers, especially when given that the road is a one way.
i know right? ^^
Are we...baddies? :D
@@Mystipaoniz not baddies, badasses
@@christopherrowe7860 It’s also meant to slow down the driver over a greater period of the time so the impulse isn’t as severe.
It's funny that the town put a video camera there to see how many truck drivers it takes to ruin there RENTED trucks.
I was amazed to find that this bridge is only 30 minutes from where I live. I will soon be driving a rental truck at Mach 5 speeds into the bridge.
Yeah I mean... You have to right? What else are you going to do?
This is a war of attrition!
If you get the extra insurance they will just let you, it's perfectly legal
I live half a mile from this bridge, they renovated it and built a bunch of new signs around it but people still get can-opened pretty often
Where is it located?
This is one of my favorite RUclips videos bar none. I watch this every few months or so. Thank you Dunkey
You know, usually I think myself more a fan of high brow humor in general. But today after stumbling on this, I've laughed harder than I have in a long while. This is so good. Even though the inserted clips of various commercials and truck drivers are probably fake, as are the comments about "being the best truck driver", which didn't really do much for me, what really made this funny is the fact that this clearly wasn't staged and that the bridge architects really made a bridge that was much too low to let trucks through, and that somebody bothered to film these trucks getting wrecked at that intersection.
wow
i used to date a girl who lived in one of the houses on the corner that oversees this bridge, over the year and a half we dated i probably stayed over her house 100-120 times, surely heard 50+ vehicles smack that bridge over that time.
I have a bridge like that near my house, but I'm not close enough to be able to hear how many people smack into it. I've seen two very close calls where the truck realized it was a Very Bad Idea and made the turn instead. I feel bad for the people that have to live near truck-killing bridges and hear crashing at all hours.
@@piratekit3941 I can promise you she loved it every single time it happened lol.
@@knolsey At least she loved something about your relationship
@@juggmkj bruh
I bet one of the conversations was like:
"We're gonna play bridge and trucks. And you're the bridge"
Dude they really refined the can opening by raising the bridge. Before it would dig into the truck and get stuck but now it clean grazes the top off.
They should put the old guard rail back 😂
Typical genius you can expect from troglodyte government workers. Never thinking of unintended consequences, EVER
@@galil_6863 Its retired, been working since the 1940's.
Gotta love a nice clean cut.
I laughed so much reading this lol
It's insane how many seperate videos i've seen of seperate trucks all getting a clean shave by this specific bridge
4:10
“Dale! We gotta go raise it again! ….yeah! Some idiot did it again!”
Happy to see you're enjoying the canopener videos! This is a hilarious compilation ... well done! Drive carefully, everyone 😉
hell yeah brother
It's you
Legend
You're doing the Lord's work!
The legend.
“Drivers license? What for?” -Bubsy 3D
bubsy/10
Drivers license? What for?
Change it to Bubby 3D
Drivers license? What for?
wasnt the quote pilots license? or am i mistaken
Someone heard about this and Dunkey had to blur him out. “I am the greatest truck driver in the world” lmfao
its actually impressive how its at just the right height to act as a can opener for a lot of these trucks
This bridge is in my state, in the city of Durham, NC. It's well known locally for absolutely destroying trucks and other big vehicles that it has earned the nickname "the Can Opener."
Dang I was just in Durham. I love these videos. I wish had camped out here for a day
Gotta love the Penske peel
Yep, i went to the highschool in downtown Durham just a few blocks from this bridge, it was always fun walking past the bridge after school and seeing the bridge taking another truck, Keep it dirty Durham
based and bridgepilled
@@stratt6304 lmao how often would it happen?
This really is the first strand-type bridge.
This really is the first underrated comment.
@@AxxLAfriku nay
@@AxxLAfriku disliked
@@AxxLAfriku okay
@@AxxLAfriku this really is the first strand-type comment
I cannot hardly believe this video is real without having any Swift or Western Express truck involvement ! 12/22
This is the colab I never knew I needed. Love it and all your videos Dunkey.
Known by the locals as the “Can Opener”
This is a great comment
@@speckwii he's not even joking
@@Liam-co1bw LMAO THAT MAKES IT EVEN BETTER
Its always straight boxes that get the hair cut tho.
@@Liam-co1bw Confirmed! Am local.
This was honestly the first strand type bridge when you think about it.
Lmao
3:55 it was so good, they made a sequel
@@joshevans3421 and it only needed 1600 metals and 96 chiral crystals to upgrade it.
@@WingMaster562 and about 2000 ceramics
@@Xandur. hol up, you need ceramics for a bridge? The only time I needed ceramics is for the auto pavers for roads though
Bravo! I fully expected this to be some sort of rip-off, but I gotta applaud the effort you put into this. Plus, I've never seen the one where the truck goes the wrong way, then turns around to smack the bridge...lol!
Oh boy. It peels trucks off like it's some banana.. That's so satisfying
But what you have to remember is most truck drivers do their job with a blindfold on and their hands tied behind their back. Like you guys could do any better.
Their younger brothers were driving as well.
@@dairy.dreamer and they aren’t even driving, they’re in the backseat eating a bean burrito with a brick on the gas pedal
@@d00gz_ wait….you have to actually be in the truck?
@@rico653caines3 wait, you know how to drive?
And their using a USB game controller. They don't even have a steering wheel.
Barber: How would you like it?
Truck: A little off the top.
barber: say no more
Barber: Aight I gotchu fam
2:53
"Nah, I'll find another barber. You guys are too expensive"
3:30
"Well, I couldn't find another, so I guess you guys will do"
even is there was a solid wall under that bridge, trucks would just slam right into it
We have a bridge like that in a town nearby. They should paint little truck stencils on it for every truck it has destroyed over the years like a fighter pilot.
I literally have shown videos of the 11 foot 8 bridge to everyone I know thank you for making this more known
Hey
inb4 1k
24 frames per second is simply unacceptable, delete your account.
Same
I've been watching that site on and off for a decade lol
That last truck is like: "Whatever, I didn't like that roof anyway"
HAHAHAHAHHAH
Like a bows!
This is the funniest thing I have ever read in my life, ever.
@@johnvarley4561 Sorry to hear that
Used to live in Durham, I went to school a few blocks away from this bridge, just on my way to school every day for about a year, when I passed this bridge there was at least one time a week where a truck would be stuck or the top was shaved off on the road. Only about 10 times did I witness it happen.
The last one got tried to break tradition, but the Gods struck his mind with memories of the old ways. He's one of us now!
"It's like street racing at Marie Antoinette's house." - Gex
Underrated post
@@richardjacobson3634 It's rated about where it should be for an overrused format.
The format is overused but the execution is perfect -- 1/1 Perfect score
@@richardjacobson3634 no
@@GilPalma i'll agree on that
I love how dunkey simultaneously advertises shipping companies and make their drivers look like idiots
that's the joke mate
Most of these companies rent to consumer, non professional drivers…
Most of these are rental truck companies, which makes it slightly more understandable. They still have no clue what they're doing though
Best part of the video
Why do the biggest retards spell out deliberate jokes and act like it was a hidden gem?
I think that if I lived near this bridge I would bring my lawn chair, drinks and snacks and watch this bridge traffic for hours
Everytime i come back and rewatch this video, and i forget that the fucking truck backs up and goes through it
The bridge is legendary, we all know it. But the ads for the companies before their trucks crash... that's hilarious
the penske ad where it cuts off right at the line "enough space to-" completely broke me
I like to imagine this as a four year old playing with his hot wheels and giving each truck a super impressive introduction before crashing them into the bridge set and saying they were “no match” for the mighty bridge.
Sorta has the same energy as the trains youd get with the wooden tracks and trying to see if theyll jump the gap when you remove a piece of the bridge
How the fuck did you know how i played with my playmobils
Fantastic! Love the bridge channel. This was a great compilation! 😁👍👍🌉
Watched this last night at 3am in a tesla. It did not disappoint
I just imagine it's the same person stuck behind these trucks every time
"Oh for f**k's sake, not again!"
-some poor sod
“Man, I gotta start taking another route”
"Hey, I'm gonna be in a little late for work today."
"Yeah, Dunky's driving a truck again."
“No. I will never give up. For if I do the bridge wins, and it knows that.”
nice pic
The genius of the cameras having microphone for that satisfying crunch.
Someone, somewhere, must have known exaaatly what they were doing with this bridge and these cameras
@@math201i Ha, gay Asian man. That is redundant.
@@timthompson8235
What
@@timthompson8235 lol what
@@timthompson8235 First of all, what, and second of all: gay Asians :3
I love that you put in the work to identify each truck; in showing the associated commercial with the brand of the truck..
Everybody gansta till the truck driver says he's the greatest truck driver in the world
Something tells me he was laughing at this for hours.
😤
who wouldn’t
Ya, so no one here going to give any cerdit to the horizontal steel beam taking those impacts like a champ? Let's get some likes for all those horizontal steel beams out there!
So, a round of applause for... this inanimate steel beam!
My name is Dennis Dennisson, and I'm one of da greatest steel beam engineers of all time!
@@MentalToss accomplished more than i ever will
You can't fool me Max Power, or should I say... HOMER SIMPSON!!!
@@MentalToss beam, beam, beam, beam!
We use to have 3 of those on the town I live in, sadly we are down to one of those bridges now. The city got tired of everyone including the phone company, and Rail Road getting their trucks stuck in the underpass that went under the train tracks. And having to fish people out when the underpass got flooded. The other one was an overpass, that the state got tired of having to de-ice to get to the hill on the other side that needed de-icing. And there has been talk from the City of removing the last underpass, to put a stop to people getting stuck when that last underpass floods. But it was always funny to see a truck with the rail road BFSF logo on the side, stuck because it was too big to go under the train tracks.
I like to imagine that some guy makes a living off of these videos, and also the scrap metal that gets scraped off of the trucks
They're so confidently wrong, it's like watching a twitch chatter
mentor chat
It's like watching the Halo community
Physical embodiment of America
@@Espartanica Yeah mate I have yet to see a community DIVIDE so much over games they all love. They don't know what they want and when they think they do it is usually wrong. Man some people HAVE to stop living in 2007.
@@PesukaReloaded The sad part is, their opinions are entirely fine. It's not wrong to have preferences for one thing or another. The issue lies in how pretty much the entire community seems to think they HAVE to try and FORCE people to agree with their opinions, and form lines and divisions. It's one thing to prefer Sprint or no Sprint, it's another thing entire to spam someone with hate because they say something like "I think Halo is better with Sprint" or "I think Halo is better without Sprint."
I've been a fan of the series since before Halo 3 was out. I grew up with it. And I still don't devote my life to it as much as these people who seem to think if they lose an argument they'll die
This is in my hometown, Durham, NC. We didn’t go to the movies for entertainment. We went here.
Seeing one of my favorite RUclipsrs make a video about a place just down the road from me is wild. Love it.
You might be right, I first thought it was in Waukesha, WI because they do have one there and Dunky is from Milwaukee, WI. (Though I could be wrong about that too, I just remember him saying in a video that Milwaukee is his home town.)
Oh shit I didn't know it was in Durham, I need to go and see it sometime
Bro when's the new Death Grips album coming out
and none of you folks there thought of suspending a bump sign "if you hit the sign you'll hit the bridge"? you guys are a town of actual bridge trolls.
So impressed at this compilation. Well done Dunkey
It would seem that the problem isn't the bridge. The problem is the truck makers. They're always trying to make the trucks taller.