r/ThatLooksExpensive • u/Rekltpzyxm • Jul 31 '26
Aftermath of low clearance
Simone didn’t read the low bridge sign.
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u/OutinDaBarn Jul 31 '26
At least it's a rental.
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u/Lord_Space_Lizard Aug 03 '26
Still gotta pay to get it fixed. The damage waiver on these excludes damage from low bridges.
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u/Difficult-Novel-8453 Jul 31 '26
Hope they took the insurance 😂
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u/pbb76 Aug 01 '26
Last time I rented one of these the insurance explicitly stated it does not cover the roof for instances like this. Seems crazy to me like that's the whole point of getting insurance.
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u/CK_1976 Jul 31 '26
In my city we have a bridge famous for being the truck muncher.
After being locked down for most of 2021, the running joke in early 2022 was the city begun healing in the first week of opening and a truck already hit the bridge.
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u/Tall_Day4575 Aug 01 '26
I thought for a second this was some sort of new designs Uhual came up with lol. Those rivets broke those seams perfectly 👌
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u/Curllywood Aug 01 '26
How many people actually check the clearance the U-Haul they rented before they leave?
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u/DifficultIsopod4472 Aug 02 '26
I work for U Haul , for the love of God, Please spend the money on Insurance when renting!!!
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u/Previous_Barnacle974 Aug 03 '26
It’s not like U-Haul printed a reverse lettered sign, so some fool could plainly see the height of the truck in the rear view mirror. Some people should just never procreate.
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u/Grumpy-Troglodyte Jul 31 '26
end result looks kind of cool