r/nononono • u/galagapilot • Aug 26 '26
Hard hit vs 9foot7 bridge plus tow and cleanup (long vid)
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u/manondorf Aug 27 '26
at 3:52 I love that car that finally decides to bail into the parking lot at the exact moment that traffic is allowed to start flowing again
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u/crazy_1006 Aug 30 '26
i have a bridge close to me where this happens often. plenty of warnings. i mean you would really have to be asleep to not see them. but yet it happens ALL THE TIME. am i wrong to say that the driver should be held financially responsible? it really doesn't seem to matter who is held responsible. it continues to happen.
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u/rpcraft Sep 09 '26
I thought at some point didn't they put out hanging placards and stuff in front of the bridge to hit long before you actually hit the bridge?
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u/[deleted] Aug 26 '26
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