Clash of the giants at the 11foot8+8 bridge
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2024
- On May 6th, a recycling truck challenged the 11foot8 bridge to a sort-of jousting duel. In this clash of the steel giants the old canopener got a bit rattled but I don't know that the truck escaped completely unscathed. This was crash #182 since 2008.
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The bridge is OK. A crew inspected it an hour after the incident and trains have been crossing it since.
The bridge is not okay. The bridge is traumatized. The bridge needs counseling. Serious counseling. I mean did you see that thing flinch? I don't think it's supposed to do that. I've never seen a bridge Flinch before. That's not normal man. That bridge is mentally scarred for life.
Thanks for the update ❤
Really, hard to believe brotha !!!
@@phred196 The number of times the bridge has been hit, it must be suffering from PTSD.
Ready for next opponent! Also leveled up after that one.
When they added the flashing signs, lights and sensors I thought it was the end of this channel.
When they (at huge expense) raised the whole damn bridge I thought it was the end of this channel.
Yet here I am in 2024 witnessing a fresh bridge feeding.
I wonder if the color red would have helped.
Yoo, had a feeling you'd be a fan of the can opener.
They could have people with strobe lights and bull horns on the street warning people and the bridge would still take hits
Hi wade
It never ends
Wow, the truck lifted the crash bar, then lifted the tracks! I am seriously impressed! Finally, a worthy opponent has emerged!
Actually not the tracks but the white conduit going near to the tracks.
@@rennethjarrett4580yeah I thought they lifted pretty quickly, couldn’t imagine train tracks being so weightless lol
Just don't tell the Boss.
Our battle will be legendary!
The tracks didn't move, only the bar and the walkway
If only there were a camera on the opposite side zoomed in a bit to show the reactions of the drivers. Would be priceless.
Lol
Crash 8/10
Face 10/10
Pikachu shocked face
Why aren’t we funding this!?
this needs to happen, privacy laws (assuming NC has those) be damned
I've heard there's no place to mount the camera. Privacy laws could be gotten around by covering the offenders eyes.
Whoever has the job of painting that yellow bar has job security for life!!!!
And whoever runs a truck repair shop in Durham NC also has job security for life.
@@dvferyance And whoever runs a scrap metal recycling center in Durham NC also has job security for life.
And whoever does bridge inspections has job security for life...
Ooohhhh!!! 😂 That garbage company is going to get a bill from the railroad company!
Whoever runs the laundry mat And stain remover has job security for life..
bro caused the railroad to jump
might as well jump
Imagine if a train had been going by...
@@makeitpay8241go on and jump
. Go ahead and jump. 😂
Someone might want to make sure those rails weren’t damaged.
The "Overheight, Must Turn" sign needs to be more specific; "You in the Recycling Truck, I'm Talking To You"
Bold of you to assume that these drivers will read, or even know how to.
....no habla English....
And they'd still drive right under it.
@@heyinwayjust put it in all of the languages
It didnt even light up😬
Box trucks are usually not from the area and are blindly following a GPS, but this is someone who presumably works for this city and should definitely know better
If my GPS can tell me where there's construction and road closures, can they have this bridge on it?
oh they definitely could, but it would deprive us of this quality content
@@dollhousemakr That would require you having to tell your GPS how tall your vehicle is.
@@SpencerLemayI think Waze might have a function that works to that end.
@@dollhousemakr sometimes my Garmin (trucker version) will alert to a low bridge sometimes it doesn't. They aren't totally accurate all the time. The user has to enter maximum vehicle height.
Now the truck driver knows "If I just go fast enough I can make it through", this is his new daily commute.
Those arms definitely helped get it under the bar and bridge and still keep some speed. I can't imagine the downward force they put on the suspension though.
do it enough times and it'll make it under without touching!
Right. While weakening the structure and putting others lives at risk when a train derails.
There need to be Bars or warning lights being installed way before the Bridge itself, on each point of the crossing section.
@@NeverMind-pk4wz This is a delivery route for other trucks, who turn off onto Peabody St. Warning bars would not be suitable. There's signage leading up to this intersection direction taller vehicles onto alternate streets. People are just stupid.
Nothing for like 9 months, and now like 3 in the span of a month? That bridge is working overtime!
We had to wait for them to breed a higher quality fool.
Takin' care of business.
Textbook procrastination
This channel is spreading 11' 8+8" awareness, and people are changing their driving routes accordingly. A victim of it's own success.
Having created a foolproof warning, it was necessary to produce higher quality fools.
This channel needs a merch store with a desktop size 'OVERHEIGHT MUST TURN' flashing sign and a 11'-8''+8'' diamond sign, magnet, shirt, coaster, whatever.
There's already merch at the site visible at the bottom of the video. There are just shirts and stickers. He used to have scrap metal from the accidents, but it's all sold out now.
@@MellowYe77ow One shirt can say "11'-8'', 2024"
Bang head here with the bang bar😂😂
THAT'S IT!!
Should be more bridge scraps again for a limited time. 😉
You know the Irresistible force paradox right? That is a classic paradox formulated as "What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?"
This bridge is THE "Immovable Object".
the unstoppable force stops, the immovable object moves
@@accountnamewithheld the bridge does not seem to move, there goes your theory :D
@@accountnamewithheld by the way your argument is wrong, twice.
Both the bridge and truck took it like champs tbh
I don't think I've ever seen the bridge move before.
@@nitehawk86 the loader arm and the frame are some hard core steel, so it was certainly a more equal fight. A box truck is basically a tin can with some toothpicks in the corners, in comparison.
Ohhh no that truck is going to have some serious damage to those arms
@@nitehawk86 you gotta watch the "Crane truck almost defeats the 11foot8+8 bridge" one.. that one was crazy
@@nitehawk86 The bridge had to be inspected after crash 161: ruclips.net/video/KD4RXrI0ZWU/видео.html
OMG I was the guy driving that pest control white and green truck! I didn’t expect this to be uploaded so fast!
Thumbnail!
Wow!
Congratulations!
How cool! You’re famous now! 😂
So did the guy even stop? We need details man!
Not far off 200 crashes since 2008. Imagine the celebration when we 'hit' 200, no pun intended
Didn't expect seeing you here
These videos don't come as often as they used to, but they are still visual comfort food to me...
I never thought I’d see the day when the can opener lost a fight :(
More of a draw, I give it.
The bridge definitely lost a few teeth there for sure, not a draw.
@@TimkaD736 more like ties lmao. those rails weigh a couple tons easily and they jumped at least 4 feet in the air( standard wall height is 3.5 feet for rail bridges)
@@TimkaD736 Maybe right now the truck’s driver is back at the recycling center, and wondering why the loader isn’t working and is making loud unhappy noises instead. Would only be fair, methinks.
The bridge got a concussion and is indefinitely suspended until cleared by a doctor 🥊🚧
You could paint that bridge a reflective orange, with fireworks that went off every time someone was over-size, and people would still hit it.
Red lasers. Make people think its gonna shoot em lol
Seems like he was speeding too... I'd put a speed camera in there, and give huge fines for both speeding and being overheight. "Your life will be ruined if you hit this bridge" might work better.
@@20EsOfficial The two best hitmen west of the mississipi
Rail crossing gates for the bridge 😂
NEVER underestimate the power of stupid!
I will never get tired of these clips. 😂
Louisville, Kentucky has a can opener just like this. It's on Third Street near the University of Louisville campus. It's height is also 11 feet 8 inches and has the same warning lights. Practically a twin. I think this year they have had to pull seven trucks from it.
I love that they have double traffic lights that are programmed to turn yellow when a tall vehicle approaches, so they floor it and ignore all signs. Gives very clean content for the channel.
The acceleration enhances the experience. And our entertainment.
Points to the IQ of some of these truck driver.
yea it is always a yellow light going to red runner that nails it
what's wild is that the sensors are apparently SUUUUPER far back. So these guys aren't just trying to just barely make the light, they're fully attempting to run a red light when they do this. Like, several laws get broken to hit that rail.
"Red light stop, green light go, yellow light go very fast." Starman - 1984. 🤣
Holy shit he actually pushed through the bar and touched the sacred bridge itself. This truck is a legend and should be put on a plaque somewhere
Darwin award!
It needs "I survived the 11' 8" + 8" Truck-eater." spray painted on the back.
That might be the largest thing ever mounted to a plaque and I'm not sure about the feasibility, but I'm all for it.
He lifted the bridge! The truss and track jump up
He touched the butt
It’s been years since I’ve seen this channel and it’s hilarious to see the bridge still exist
Go watch the video uploaded before this one, It's legendary
I've used these for my high school government classes. Got another one for tomorrow, thanks.
In all my years watching this channel I've never seen the bridge take that much damage.
I used to think this bridge was invincible, an unstoppable killer. The world has proven me wrong.
I've seen other collisions on this channel that were worse hits. The ones that completely stop the trucks are much worse.
Truck Design with steel pointed for ramming exactly where bridge is most vulnerable... bridge not designed for strong lateral force applied against it
@@choppermike3329 Depends, most of the time when they completely stop the bar in front serves its exact purpose and soaks a huge amount of impact - this time it looks like the bounce down from the bar actually caused the truck to hit the underside of the bridge itself on the rebound and that's a lot worse.
@@steveturner5519 Our host just posted, "The bridge is OK. A crew inspected it an hour after the incident and trains have been crossing it since."
this channel single handedly proves that quality will always reign supreme over quantity
And substance over production value
But mostly bridges over vehicles
@discomallard69 how does every truck driver in America not know about this bridge by now?
And that stupid is forever!
There used to be a lot more content when it was just 11ft 8
This channel is always one of my favorite corners of the internet.
I cant believe after all these years this is STILL happening
The ONE vehicle specifically designed to defeat the bridge, we finally found it.
I'd get pay per view on a cage match for sure.
The bridge still won though, it didn't break. But the truck sure is scratched.
Bridge: "All right, big boy. Go ahead and take your best shot."
*truck goes under*
Bridge: "Oof! I actually felt that!"
Why do they not just lower the road? They can just dig a bit under the bridge to make slopes so that road goes down a bit there.
@@sqlexp I think I saw in a comment a long while ago that water lines or something go under the bridge, so they can't lower it.
@@sqlexpIt's because there's a sewer main running directly beneath it
@@sqlexpthat specific section of the road had gas lines running under it, it can’t be lowered any more than it is.
"In mere moments, all you'll be feeling is oblivion!!"
"That, or disappointment. Go ahead; flip that coin."
The boss battle of the century, ALL HAIL THE MIGHTY BRIDGE.
This never gets old.
Thank you.
Definitely wacked the actual railway bridge.
That is going to be one heck of a repair bill, as the bridge must now be inspected
And if they got the license plate from the video, guess who'll be paying the bill?
Did anybody bother to inform the railroad before the next train crosses the disturbed tracks?
@@dukwdriver2909 and ruin the potential for great footage?
Yeah, that dude probably won't be working for that company much longer lol
@@firstLast-jw7bm
And ruin the potential for saving lives?
I can just imagine what would’ve happened if this was the original 11’8” bridge
oof 😳
or a train passing
I can too, it would have been a video worth watching instead of this waste of time.
@@lksf9820 Boo!! 👎🏻
Not a whole lot to that truck .. bodies on a front loader are far more resilient than a tin can box truck
Wow i guess summer is here and the clueless are out wandering again.
2 uploads within a week or so?
This is almost like the old days.
Ill srill be here when its 11'8"+8"+8".
Wow, truck wins. The bridges undefeated record has been broken! 😲
The bridge deflectors on top of the truck did a great job!
Perfectly shaped for damaging bridges whilst not getting stuck. Top quality engineering right there.
Those are th3 hoo,so to pick up the dumpsters. They should have been in the lower position.
"Number One, divert all power to bridge deflector shields."
@@Normal1855 nope. those are bridge deflectors.
CanOpener: "Bring it!"
GarbageTruck: "Brought it"
Just a nibble. * *grrrr* *
I love how the crash beam was still vibrating at the end! At least the trestle was inspected one hour later (see pinned comment).
I'm just glad we got another installment of "it's spring and the can opener is hungry". 😉 (And congrats on 300K subs!)
I am constantly aware of my height when driving my truck but, I appreciate this bridge so much. Such a confidence booster 😂
holy shit the whole bridge bounced and the driver didnt even tap the brakes
AND the bar visibly shakes for the entire clip i dont think i've ever seen that happen
It's a yellow! that means speed up!
Did the bridge jump off the supports?
@@Emily-jh1iy me either. think we can officially call this one a draw.
They got better places to be, I guess
Good lord, that's the strongest challenger to the bridge that I've ever seen on this channel.
Closest would be Crash 104, 11 March 2016 with the industrial vacuum truck. ruclips.net/video/Ne3WPt_H6rU/видео.html
This is definitely a pretty nasty hit, but there was a crane truck a couple of years ago that I think did even more damage!
@@Gradient___there was also a trash compactor / vacuum truck that did the same thing (displace the crash beam and strike the actual bridge).
Clearly the crash beam needs to be redesigned!
@@3of11 Make it a giant wedge made out of tool steel. That'll show 'em! We'd get some nice trimmings from it. (I know, I know, putting a guillotine as a road fixture is probably against some sort of code, law, regulation, etc., but it's fun to imagine.)
Valid claim to the title of best truck driver in the world
That is the first opponent that actually just walked in the house, put their boots on the cushions and screamed, "f your couch!"
😂😂😂
That was terrifying, how much that steel bar and also the entire bridge were wobbling. At the might of a heavy truck's steel arms, damn.
Finally, a worthy opponent
Years watching this and never have I seen that happen. Those garbage trucks can take a beating.
@@musicman7297 There was another big truck, like a pump truck, it took the cover from one tank, but that was all, it was like it was armored.
🤣
Dude it isn't even that funny but I'm laughing out loud, thank you, I guess it IS that funny. Greetings from Argentina
That was a mean bump! Hope no structural damage to the bridge occured.
2024 is ramping up!
Edit: Glad to hear the bridge is fine!
brother, the rail on the bridge jumped. that has to be some HELLA damage
considering the literal rails jumped a couple feet into the air(those aren't light and most weigh more than a fully loaded bus) there's almost definitely damage to at least the rails and even possibly the things that are supposed to be holding them down so they don't get knocked out of alignment. my town went over the heads of the railroad and actually demolished a bridge that was that height and cited the fact that it was out of code and not able to be grandfathered due to the fact that its a important structure that could fail under certain circumstances that are mentioned in code. bsf tried suing when they got the almost 20 billion dollar bill but lost because the town just charged them for the cleanup of the rail materials. that line is now abandoned.
Yeah, this legit needs to be reported ASAP and have the tracks inspected. There was an accident back in ‘93 where a barge hit a bridge and it warped the tracks and it caused a massive train derailment
@@BLACKAAROWThose arent the rails silly people! Sheesh!
@@SiriusG Considering that bridge carries a very important rail line and is owned by the State of North Carolina though the North Carolina Railroad the city of Durham is going to be able to do neither diddly nor squat about it.
And in the case you mentioned, I suspect you meant to say 20 MILLION, not 20 BILLION!
These comments and the fact that this channel exists (apparently for many years) and this video being in trending is what I wish most of life was like.
I know you have two cameras, but a third on the other side getting the drivers expression would be priceless.
If anyone has ever wanted to drive a dumpster truck, I hear Wall Recycling is looking for a new driver.
I've found my new career
New driver, new mistakes. I think this driver will never hit that bridge again.
if only they had some kind of warning system
@@skunkjobbgive this guy a manager badge 😂
he probably took this job just to pass under that bridge
and ha ! its a good advertisement
I love that you can look at certain marks on the yellow beam and go back to find the exact crash that made them with this channel.
The beam also looks like it has a bit of an upward bend to it now (before this truck hit it).
Is it just the way I'm seeing it?
It has certainly taken some hits..
Man, it’s been a while since this bridge has been challenged like this!
Oh my god!!! Is this a brand new snack for the bridge?? I dont think I've seen this sort of truck before. The curved bits definitely helped it get all the way through
That new beam's already seeing some serious battle scars, damn
The goal was to make the bridge get hit less, so it’s serving its purpose.
It needs to be about fifty times stronger. They should have used a beam the size of the ones the bridge is made of.
And the truck even bent those!
That truck was specifically designed to make it under that bridge. 😂
Lol
Mostly anyway. Lifting the bridge up doesn't quite count.
The truck did. It's the trash container lifting arms that hit it.
There is another bridge nearby that I believe is 10 foot 4.
It's the right shape. 🤣
Holy crap, it flexed the bridge! Never seen that! 😮
On second viewing: *You can see the bridge itself lift!*
BEHOLD, THE POWER OF THE LEVER
That's gonna be costly! Look how something on the railroad tracks bounced !
Oh crap! 😂😂😂😂
That was the track.
I did not even notice until I watched again, wow
...pause @ 0:35...yep, the railroads don't take their rail alignment tolerances lightly, for good reason.
Last time it moved that much they shut it down for inspection and lowered the road 8". I wonder if they will finally raise the track? I've never seen a garbage truck hit it, it really packed a punch!
Love the pedestrian signal casually counting down to the crash over there! That worked out perfectly!
That's impossible! The whole universe conspired against the bridge for this one.
Didn't notice it at first, but that's awesome
It’s also probably the culprit for why the signal didn’t change to red sooner. Though it needn’t be this way.
Good catch! 😂
Oh, great. Saved my day to hear from the canopener bridge!
Incredible work as always
This proves that no matter how much engineering and design work (and warning labels) goes into something, there will always be people who simply can't figure it out.
If there's one thing I've learned from working in retail, it's that the public is *incredibly* ignorant.
The human element is the weakest element in any system.
@@CityofButterfly yeah man. I love people but wow there are a lot of not quite so bright individuals out there. it's kinda scary tbh.
As a Yosemite National Park ranger once said on why it is so hard to design a the perfect garbage bin to keep bears from breaking into them: “There is considerable overlap between the intelligence of the smartest bears and the dumbest tourists..."
The same can apply not just to tourists but humanity in general.
No matter how many warnings and safety systems that are put into place there will always be people who ignore them. As we see from the videos on this channel numerous low bridge signs on the approach to the bridge, signs telling trucks to turn, and even flashing lights and a big light up sign, and a big, yellow crash bar across the road way aren't enough to stop people from hitting the bridge.
@@tallman11282 nah man. if we stationed a sniper on the bridge 24/7 he could eliminate any threat before the light even turns green and people have the opportunity to travel under the bridge.
We could easily barricade the underpass and this will never happen again.
See you think you think, but you need to THINK HARDER.
Wall Recycling is going to be receiving an unpleasant phone call I imagine.
From a Federal railroad.......ouch.
Whoever was driving that truck needs to permanently lose their CDL and never be able to drive professionally again.
@@StormsparkPegasus permanently?
@@GollyGeeWilikersyeah permanently.
I don't know in the US but where I live you can commit an egregious enough action (or being an unrepentant repeat offender) to, instead of having your license suspended or revoked, you get a nullification of license, which is basically a lifetime ban on driving a motor vehicle.
@@GollyGeeWilikers
If he was not paying attention to the sign and lights hitting the bridge and probably damaging the hydraulics of the truck he is not fit to drive a large truck
Blimey! Even the stuff inside the rail tracks moved!😳
This channel is personally responsible for all the upgraded warning signs AND the local municipal govt's migraines. LOVE IT. 🤟🦄✨♥️
I really thought the bar was indestructible this whole time, seeing it vibrate and the bridge shaking like that too (!!!) really changed my perspective on things 😭
against normal tall trucks where the box is light it wins, but against a machinery that is solid and lifts it definitely loses.
I think it shows the false sense of security many people have in their vehicles made with paper thin sheet metal.
Garbage trucks are really heavy. Its a mobile hydraulic press.
Perhaps the bar should be before that intersection, so anyone hitting it will know they wont fit.
Normally it would hit straight on the edge, but here it hits a slope
@@MuSic-ok7dh if it's before the intersection, truck will block the circulation, it need to be after to let them turn. It's just a lot of blind driver
After the super cut of the last video I was confident I wouldn't see this channel for another six months or so, probably longer. This is truly the blessing we have longed for.
^
Ooh! Fresh new material! Only 2 days old 👍😊!
That massive I-beam is a heavy chord to get ringing! 👏👏👏
'Ah worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary !'
"Poe?"
closest the bridge has come to losing EVER! I DEMAND A REMATCH!!!
I wasn’t expecting another so soon!
The part that collided with the bridge was the perfect shape to lift up the bar, if it was much flatter this would be really bad for the truck, and the bar would probably deform
This video is a perfect example of why you want to avoid using brittle materials! Sometimes big things need to be able to bend and move
The gift that keeps on giving
"Boss, I swear it was like that when I started my route this morning!"
🤣🤣😂😂
Missed you guys. Need a live cam... Like rail fan live
Good to know the Bridge is getting fed, though maybe more small bites next time 😂
She took some damage Captain!
She's packing quite a wallop.....bar weakening.
Wow fierce opponent for the bridge this time, the truck didn't even slow down at all, and the bridge took a hit!
Impressive win for the truck!
The truck lost. Won't be lifting dumpsters till it's repaired.
Unbelievable.
It boggles the mind that this still happens . . .
reminded of that duel on the beach at the end of "Samurai III: Duel at Ganryu Island", a sudden lighting quick pass and then a moment of stillness, and afterwards the sorrow.
As long as box truck and rig drivers with tiny attention span exist, this channel will continue to stay alive.
Don’t forget to mention first-time truck renters who don’t measure their hight.
And CDL drivers using cheap GPS maps
Surely you meant to say overworked and exploited truckers and drivers
@@eleSDSU Gotta get there for 6 am unloading time slot, but you sit until midnight (18 hours unpaid) until you are unloaded, then have to go for USDA washout and be back by 2 am to get loaded out by 4am.
John Morrell, Springdale, Ohio.
It's not even a problem with short attention spans. It's that guys don't know the heights of their vehicles. That and probably a little bit of laziness. If you're not sure, pull up to it, and get out and look. Screw the other drivers. They can wait lol.
It tried to warn him but he just had to beat the red light. His emotions went from "Yeah, I beat the light" to "Oh no, I've just lost my job" in less than a second.
It seems like the detector is either broken, set too high, or some delay has been added (which makes it effectively useless). The last few it seems like they are going through normal lights, as the sign never turned on at any point, and before they actually would be running a red light with the yellow happening way earlier.
@@SnowmanTF2 The secret ingredient is speeding.
Still, they should shorten the delay even further. Like the second the sensor is triggered, turn to yellow.
The rest of the truck is short enough, it was the arms that hit the I-Beam and the bridge. That could be why the detector didn't go off.
It was a real rollercoaster of emotions
@@toddkes5890it did go off. You can see the sign said must turn.
Here's me hoping this channel survives until driverless trucks become an everyday thing.
I see a bright, well-fed future for the bridge...
One of my favorite video series...truck after truck after truck destroys itself as if it happens 20 times each day.
We were slow there for a bit, but 2024 is shaping up to be a promising year
This was a clash of the titans that will go down in history! The fans demand a rematch!
Takes a 'Transformer' like vehicle to make it through. Outstanding result!
Absolutely love the scratches on the yellow bar LMAO
I think they'll be checking the bridge after that shake
This brings a tear to my eye. No matter how clearly they mark the bridge, someone, at some point, is going to go "Nah I'd win". As long as the bridge still stands, the trucks will never stop coming.
I mean, I think this, plust the backhoe at least got a tie. One day something bigger and tougher is gonna slam into that bridge and it's gonna come down.
And they don't stop coming
And they don't stop coming
And they don't stop coming
Wow, that's the biggest knock I think I've ever seen it take
That actually made the bridge and tracks jump up. Impressive.
2 or 3 years since they upgraded and this guy still has content. Don’t move!
It's been 4.5 years since the bridge was raised, it was in October/November of 2019.
@@pluggedfinn-bj3hn2020 was at least 2 years long, so the math checks out.
@@MattiasKesti 2020 is over?! why did nobody tell me!?
Woah, the bar didn’t prepare the bridge for this
What this cross section needs are padded roll bars that hang off of the stop lights, and are low enough to be hit by any vehicles large enough to hit the bridge, alerting the operators of these vehicles that they are about to make a massive no-no.
We use these roll bars for trucker trainees at the company I work for as a low-clearance simulator. Using them here would probably fix this issue.
It's always somebody running the red light too, I swear! LOL 🤦
After seing the bar peel of the roof of so many trucks, i thought it invincible. How the mighty have fallen
The 'mighty' has actually risen, about 8 inches from where it used to be. That's why these aren't as satisfying anymore. Give me a good old-fashioned, trying-to-run-the-red-light, wheelie-popping, roof-peeling, cold-stopping crash over any of these new ones.
WOAH! First time the bridge (AND guard) has been defeated!!! They need to put a monument of that truck to remember this momentous event!
a small bronze plaque will do.....until next time.
Not the first. A trash compactor did the same thing and they showed the bend in the beam it caused.
Despite how much it lowers my faith in humanity I still love this channel hahaahaha
They should add this bridge to the American Truck Simulator videogame series if they ever add the East Coast (probably in a sequel so they can add true can opening physics)