What about that really low bridge not from Swindon railway station it’s had more bangs than Katie Price, it’s a regular banger in the BBC, bridge bashing club including buses?
In one instance, they ran a bus into it as a PR exercise.
They huffed and they bussed, but it still wouldn’t fall down | The Independent | The Independent
It may have helped getting that approved, that it is right next door to a Network Rail training centre.
Back in the 90’s, there was still enough health and safety that everyone had to stand back while it hit.
Though the stuntman was old school - no hi vis in sight.
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Great story and article, that had to be Trucknet’s own Carryfast who was the stunt driver.
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The bus must have had an auto box. 
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The irony, Network Rail paying for the bus. 
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Twin splitter.
Nah, he wouldn’t have got it out of the yard.
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100 metres then dump it to go home on full pay for an agency driver.
CF will drive the bus towing an A frame trailer for the passengers suit cases and bicycles.
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I don’t know how the rail passengers would have faired that day, about to board for Bristol Temple Meads…
Whoever voted 17’9" I hope was having a laugh given anything at least 16’6" high needs no signage.
It was a backward step moving from imperial to decimal-nobody thinks anymore, it’s all too easy.
Here’s a table I’ve grabbed from a quick google, I hope it’s contents aren’t controversial to anyone…!
I apologise though, for those who work in metric, to add this hurdle of conversion!!
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Carryfast will be along soon to redo the calculations!
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Thats what i was inferring
I can’t wait.
He’s taking his socks and jocks off as we speak.
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He may do a Lord Lucan and flounce off to South America.
They have internet there, so we haven’t seen the end of him (Carryfast 
).
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