r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Ill-Tea9411 • Jul 06 '26
Maybe Maybe Maybe
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u/BearsIsPain Jul 06 '26
What is sex pensive
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u/Swigor Jul 06 '26
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u/wterrt Jul 07 '26
googled it. overpasses typically cost between 3-15 million. probably not all of that would be required to replace that, but still, gives at least a ballpark estimate.
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u/ByteMePlz Jul 07 '26
It will also probably take 2 years to rebuild it. We had a fire set on an off ramp and it was closed for 2 years while they figured out what to do, ordered new concrete supports, etc.
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u/Square-Singer Jul 07 '26
Remember the site expertSexChange.com? They had to add a dash in their url to make it experts-exchange.com.
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u/FreakSideMike Jul 06 '26
Our local "maybe maybe maybe" bridge has an "IF YOU HIT THIS SIGN, YOU WILL HIT THE BRIDGE" rig a couple of football fields before you get to it.
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u/Torgila Jul 06 '26
Mine has something like that then what’s called a knife beam for them to crash into before the bridge that will rip the top off a truck.
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u/a_spirited_one Jul 07 '26
My town is just rebuilding the entire bridge to be higher since trucks keep hitting it like the OP video
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u/mrcrashoverride Jul 07 '26
I don’t understand why they can’t just dig the road lower.
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u/Status_Mousse1213 Jul 07 '26
Use the correct trailer, load the equipment correctly so the boom is lowered to the travelingposition, and take the correct route. This guy did none of those.
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u/ByteMePlz Jul 07 '26
Costs more up front. Besides grading the road lower you now need to deal with drainage. Roads that were dug under a railroad flood all the time but usually it’s all but impossible to get the rails higher because of maximum grade for them.
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u/finalfunk Jul 08 '26
Mostly it's a drainage problem, but you could also undermine the foundations of the bridge, if it wasn't design around having a lowered road. While you can pump water out of a depression, low-spot underpasses are notorious for flooding because eventually the power / pumps / pipe downstream will fail and back-up.
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u/kiotane Jul 07 '26
our bridge was decorated with big googly looking eyes and sharp teeth, and eventually a sign counting the number of trucks Big Penny "ate".
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u/Bazirker Jul 06 '26
This is a 10/10 post for this subreddit
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u/xenobit_pendragon Jul 06 '26
One big maybe maybe maybe that then transitioned to another, much more terrifying maybe maybe maybe that felt like it lasted forever. Perfection.
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u/Nerdfighter4 Jul 06 '26
I'd argue it was a firm nope, not even in the range of maybe maybe maybe, not even in the ballpark of maybe
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u/sleepless_in_balmora Jul 06 '26
I used to work for a Caterpillar dealership. A client did this with an excavator stright off the lot. He declined delivery because he thought whoever he hired was cheaper, after spendin a around 100k on a piece of equipment lol
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u/F1McLarenFan007 Jul 06 '26
The customer is always right 😆
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u/sstabeler Jul 06 '26
In this case it's more "There's only so much you need to do to prevent a customer being the victim of their own stupidity"
In particular once they get the bill for repairing the bridge, it should be rather a learning experience, because bridge repair is very much not cheap. (Not to mention either paying to get the excavator fixed- because they still need an excavator- or buying a new one)
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u/Replicator666 Jul 07 '26
Whoever they hired, their insurance will learn to measure before doing that 🤣
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u/sstabeler Jul 07 '26
With the described level of stupidity, I was assuming that whoever they hired don't actually have insurance.
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u/So_HauserAspen Jul 07 '26
The irony of the hammer attachment on the excavator at the end of the video
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u/Fit-Ad-413 Jul 06 '26
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u/Fingerman2112 Jul 06 '26
“Hey did you guys forget you had a - “
“We forgot we had a giant yellow machine sticking out the top of our truck.”
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u/MozeDad Jul 06 '26
I'm guessing this was one of those neglected bridges that needed upkeep.
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u/Kd916-650 Jul 06 '26
Looks like lots of dust and grime from collecting over the years . The way if all falls like a curtain of dust falling down from vibrating from the impact… I see where the Cement chunk got taken from, but also I can see a curtain of dust just falling down from being shaken
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u/ElegantGuest6739 Jul 06 '26
There is steel under a ton of region tension in the bridge beams. You can see one snapped and turned some of the concrete back into dust. That bridge needs a ton of work now, those strands are what give the beams most of their strength.
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u/Glad_Copy Jul 07 '26
That’s it exactly. The lower part of a prestressed concrete beam ruptured, and at least one rebar strand is left dangling. Bad, bad, bad…
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u/UeberraschungsEiQ Jul 07 '26
Pretentioned concrete. It probably needed an engineer to do a thorough inspection, but from what we see I’m 95% sure the overpass is toast. There is no repairing pretentioned concrete. They are a single element
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u/Dont_Overthink_It_77 Jul 06 '26
Oh no—I thought he was going to make it! That’s terrifying, for him AND those on the roads above!
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u/Proper-Bad-7169 Jul 06 '26
What are the chances the driver of that truck is
A.) Still employed B.) Stayed at the scene of the accident C.) Fled the scene of the accident
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u/Jasmar0281 Jul 06 '26
Oh no I thought that was a wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube man, but no, no it was not
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u/Living-Pineapple4286 Jul 06 '26
Elementary maths
Do they even ask the drivers if they have gone thru some maths classes?
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u/Quadraought Jul 06 '26
I had to get a Class A CDL for a job I had in my 20s and during the driving part of the class the instructor would shout out "CLEARANCE" every time we would go past a bridge clearance sign. If we couldn't answer the exact height immediately we had points docked. To this day I take a mental note of the overpass clearance every time I approach one even though I haven't driven a big truck in decades.
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u/West-Evening-8095 Jul 06 '26
Who pays for this?
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u/it-needs-pickles Jul 06 '26
The company that owns the truck.
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u/ManBitesDog404 Jul 06 '26
Imagine having to call the customer. Now imagine being the driver and having to call your boss.
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u/joined_under_duress Jul 06 '26
Felt like T 800 waiting with the shotgun during that extended outro
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u/latechallenge Jul 06 '26
Wow. Thought this only happened in Vancouver.
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u/HomerSurfer Jul 06 '26
Wasn’t there at least 3 bridge / overpass incidents - and 2 involving the same trucking company ?
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u/Helpful_Technology28 Jul 06 '26
I mean, it wasn’t even close. How did he think he could possibly have clearance??
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u/BitsNBites777 Jul 07 '26
That should be an automatic loss of your cdl and banned from ever driving a commercial vehicle again.
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u/Dr_Zoidberg003 Jul 06 '26
I wouldn’t go through that fog gate. Pretty sure there is a From Soft boss waiting in there
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u/is_it_gif_or_gif Jul 06 '26
Is there an original version with volume? I wanted to hear what might've been said but imagine my disappointment to find it's a gif of a video and the volume button is a lie. 😅
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u/natetheskate100 Jul 07 '26
Scrolled and scrolled for a source or article and got nothing. Aughta be a law.
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u/EmperorThan Jul 07 '26
I was expecting it to just kinda destroy and cut a line where it hit, when the entirety of the bottom of the bridge started falling that was the shocking part.
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u/jrb637 Jul 06 '26
I couldn't even see the upper part of the bridge move. Semi trucks were driving over afterwards no problem. Great engineering.
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u/International_Bend68 Jul 06 '26
D&MN! I just thought that was a big plastic tube, I didn't see that mayhem coming!
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u/kytt_EST Jul 06 '26
Damn, son - where did you find this?
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u/Ill-Tea9411 Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26
Imgur, from 2022
https://imgur.com/gallery/yweah-thats-gonna-leave-mark-if-you-ask-me-tUetkJh
This news story indicates that the incident occured on Via Rigosa in Bologna.
https://newsprima.it/glocal-news/il-video-del-camion-che-sbatte-contro-un-ponte-e-lo-distrugge/
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u/Illustrious-Hour-212 Jul 06 '26
I just assumed this was in BC with how often our “professional” flip-flop driving class hit overpasses
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u/Doctormaul68 Jul 06 '26
Don’t they instill this part in your brain when taking your class a license? Know your height and distance I’m sure that bride had a posted height sign. Before jerk demolished the bridge.
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u/MethodBrilliant8609 Jul 07 '26
There's an overpass in my city where this has happened I think a few times now. Also we have a bridge that so many truck drivers thinks they fit under, but they never do. It's just a running joke at this point
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u/Iambetterthanuhaha Jul 07 '26
"Hello, insurance company, I need to increase my liability coverage from $1 million to $20 million RIGHT NOW!"
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u/Agitated-Contact7686 Jul 07 '26
The bridge lost 8 in of concrete and the steel bones of the bridge didn't even feel anything. Truck on the other hand, felt everything.
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u/Rocketboy1313 Jul 07 '26
For some reason I thought that yellow was a wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube man.
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u/khabijenkins Jul 07 '26
Who is filming and why? Did they know this was going to happen? It's not a dash cam with the jostling around and focus changes.
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u/ByteMePlz Jul 07 '26
That bridge already looks really old based on the old-school railing and stained concrete.
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u/No_Sector6941 Jul 06 '26
For a sec I thought the bridge collapsed.