There’s a low bridge on this road near to M4 anybody know the height please ?
If you mean the one on the Cirencester side of the m4 the map says 14 foot dead.
ShropsBri:
If you mean the one on the Cirencester side of the m4 the map says 14 foot dead.
Lovely job thanks that’ll be ok, I should get a truckers atlas .
Either that or close your eyes and take a run at it 
ShropsBri:
Either that or close your eyes and take a run at it
It’s a fridge trailer so should be fine !
Made it no probs in fact was a pleasant road much more scenic than the motorways and I even saw a selection of 747’s and other aircraft parked right next to the road and the tail of one jumbo was almost overhanging the road.
Kemble Airfield: they get cut up for scrap there
GasGas:
Kemble Airfield: they get cut up for scrap there
That’s about what I thought, was a strange site to see though. 
bald bloke:
GasGas:
Kemble Airfield: they get cut up for scrap thereThat’s about what I thought, was a strange site to see though.
Not half as strange as watching one landing there for the last time in it’s life!
DUCK!!!
It’s hullavington bridge and its marked up on the bridge at 4 meters
bald bloke:
ShropsBri:
If you mean the one on the Cirencester side of the m4 the map says 14 foot dead.Lovely job thanks that’ll be ok, I should get a truckers atlas .
. . maybe not, they will never catch on.
fatty01:
It’s hullavington bridge and its marked up on the bridge at 4 meters
4.2m
There’s also a back way (immediate right heading north off Jn 17) as well round the lanes, that’s okayish in a truck, it’s marked 4.5m but it’s on a steepish winding slope. It’s a good alternative in an 8 wheeler ro-ro skip truck but wouldn’t fancy it with a 4.5m trailer.
You can squeeze a little over 4.2m under as well you also can set the overheight sensors off southbound but not northbound with the same trailer and load which is interesting - and no-one behind as ever flashed me every time I do.
It’s all a very similar experience to the Wilton bridge at Salisbury further south