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" where are the pictures? "

" To drive a sedan under that bridge, let alone a semi! That is probably the worst underpass in town any driver with decent vision could tell that. "

" That guy shouldn't be driving anything at all. I often look up just for my van as I go under that low bridge. Only an idiot would think a semi could fit. "

" Only an idiot would choose to go this route instead of detouring a few block to the Emerson bridge... "

" I was behind the rig when this happened. Oh the humanity! "

" maybe he was a repo-man. "

" My guess is this was a truck hauling cars for a moving company. My family did that for a number of years. You will get loads with a wide variety of vehicles and have to go to many places that a normal car carrier would not go. Still no excuse. Sure wouldn't want to be the driver having to explain to the owner of the truck why it is now a convertible. "

" Other than a few chips in the concrete structure, I doubt the underpass has much damage. The RR tracks going over are laid upon a several foot thick bed of dirt, cinders, and ballast. It would take a much larger force than a semi to throw them out of alignment. Bet that eeeevil SUV on top of the semi trailer is junk now tho. "

" WHY was I not there to see this in person !!! ARGGH!! I miss everything cool that happens in our town! "

" He might have been leaving Bairds that is just down Division from that underpass. "

" I quit driving big trucks when on board computers starting coming out. It took the fun out of driving and nosey dispatchers could track your every move. Today half the drivers on the road are driving school graduates who couldn't drive a thirsty cow to a creek. The days of the professional, courteous, helpful truckers are over. It used to be a truck driver stood for something, not any more. Many of the real truckers the ones who you could rely on for help if you were broke down on the side of the road, or for accurate directions; are gone by the wayside. I can guarantee you this, the driver of this vehicle was certainly no truck driver. First of all he was not even on a Class II roadway. Second of all any driver worth his salt would not attempt an overpass that did not have the height indicated on the bridge. This is just another case of a driver with no business on the road. "

" that any experienced car hauler knows that with trucks they sit up high and will not fit. I'm trying to figure out what the driver was doing over there anyway, ther are no car dealers in that area and Mitsubishi is out of the way. "

" anyone who knows that area can tell you a large suv just clears it. "