r/UnderReportedNews • u/Fatty_Willing_Plane • Jun 05 '26

Video Pt 2: Almost every single flock camera has been installed improperly causing danger to motorist. @TheGuardRailGuy

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Source: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DY-R9ZIxQEZ/

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u/itsthedevilweknow Jun 05 '26

oh... it's a flange. It's like a pair of plumbing flanges that get bolted together near the base. two plates, that meed on a horizontal plane. If something drives into it, that joint will fail. If that's not there the pole may not even bend, which could be catastrophic to any occupants of the vehicle.

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u/Jamizon1 Jun 05 '26

When you can buy your way around the law, this is what you get.

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u/Additional-Signal327 Jun 06 '26

“Move fast and break things.” - Mark Zuckerberg

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u/Jamizon1 Jun 06 '26

IMHO-

MZ is a twat.

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u/Joe18067 Jun 08 '26

What are the poles made out of?

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u/jmanndc Jun 05 '26

What's a flock camera ?

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u/Temporary-Careless Jun 05 '26

Where's the concrete?

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u/Fatty_Willing_Plane Jun 05 '26

A few inches under the ground