I have a feeling that the trailer was more than 4 mtrs high, prior to going under the bridge.
What is wrong with these idiots 
To be fair it has been a couple of days since the last one 
xichrisxi:
To be fair it has been a couple of days since the last one
The last two were buses unless I’ve missed one.
"yeah boss, you know that flatbed you wanted?
Tah dah! I’ve got you one!"
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Bloody hell!!! He took a good run up at that!!!
waddy640:
I have a feeling that the trailer was more than 4 mtrs high, prior to going under the bridge.
I can make out a deck so it’s got to be 15’7 ish so yes well over 4 metres [emoji23][emoji23]
Apparently a local firm to the area,and it used to be a double decker!!
That was going at some speed as he drove under there
SouthEastCashew:
I can make out a deck so it’s got to be 15’7 ish so yes well over 4 metres [emoji23][emoji23]
Placing our bigger trailers which are 4.9m(15’ 9) next to those adjustable deck types they always seem to be similar height, so seems he nearly made it…just a metre too tall. 
Do have to wonder why Network Rail feel the need to completely shut the line. It’s a cast iron bridge on stone supports probably built 100 years ago - really a little empty trailer is not even going to dint it never mind do any damage. Pretty sure all those trains thundering overhead does a lot more damage than one little truck, unless this shows railway H&S is even more nutty than RDC’s.
trevHCS:
SouthEastCashew:
I can make out a deck so it’s got to be 15’7 ish so yes well over 4 metres [emoji23][emoji23]Placing our bigger trailers which are 4.9m(15’ 9) next to those adjustable deck types they always seem to be similar height, so seems he nearly made it…just a metre too tall.
Do have to wonder why Network Rail feel the need to completely shut the line. It’s a cast iron bridge on stone supports probably built 100 years ago - really a little empty trailer is not even going to dint it never mind do any damage. Pretty sure all those trains thundering overhead does a lot more damage than one little truck, unless this shows railway H&S is even more nutty than RDC’s.
I know tell me about it!!
trevHCS:
SouthEastCashew:
I can make out a deck so it’s got to be 15’7 ish so yes well over 4 metres [emoji23][emoji23]Placing our bigger trailers which are 4.9m(15’ 9) next to those adjustable deck types they always seem to be similar height, so seems he nearly made it…just a metre too tall.
Do have to wonder why Network Rail feel the need to completely shut the line. It’s a cast iron bridge on stone supports probably built 100 years ago - really a little empty trailer is not even going to dint it never mind do any damage. Pretty sure all those trains thundering overhead does a lot more damage than one little truck, unless this shows railway H&S is even more nutty than RDC’s.
The rail ways I think used to calculate 2/3 over the top of any thing
Oh jesus. Words fail me.
xichrisxi:
To be fair it has been a couple of days since the last one
Has it there was 9 bridges hit yesterday Thursday, only 4 on Wednesday
mac12:
xichrisxi:
To be fair it has been a couple of days since the last oneHas it there was 9 bridges hit yesterday Thursday, only 4 on Wednesday
But if we keep hammering away at them they’ll surely fall one day?
joeshell:
Apparently a local firm to the area,and it used to be a double decker!!
Yes they are local, about 3 miles from the bridge
KD02:
joeshell:
Apparently a local firm to the area,and it used to be a double decker!!Yes they are local, about 3 miles from the bridge
People are awesome [emoji57]
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mac12:
xichrisxi:
To be fair it has been a couple of days since the last oneHas it there was 9 bridges hit yesterday Thursday, only 4 on Wednesday
But if we keep hammering away at them they’ll surely fall one day?