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| Re: More Warning Signs & Alarms Are Needed to Prevent Trucks From Slamming Into Low Train Overpasses (1521753) | |||
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Re: More Warning Signs & Alarms Are Needed to Prevent Trucks From Slamming Into Low Train Overpasses |
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Posted by orange blossom special on Tue Aug 20 10:55:43 2019, in response to Re: More Warning Signs & Alarms Are Needed to Prevent Trucks From Slamming Into Low Train Overpasses, posted by Bill Newkirk on Tue Aug 20 06:29:06 2019. There seems to be an order of competent. Box trucks, then local drivers then OTR drivers. The former being the least competent.While I was driving somewhere last week, my mind wandered to the thought that I don't really see the height sign in advance. I forget where this was, it was a lower bridge, and there's no sign until you're actually at the place with the bridge. So what are you supposed to do? Reverse a quarter mile to get off that road? Same issue with most on-ramps and directional signage. Most of it around the country actually sucks, or is plain missing. Maybe some warning is more in order before we put up air raid sirens. |
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