It's been a while since the Quad-Cities' infamous truck-eating bridges have claimed fresh metal. But today the Government Bridge scored one for the bridges. Until the bridges claim their next victim, we present those trucks that have been dinged by the railroad overpasses, affectionately known as "truck-eating bridges."
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A delivery truck with Linn Star Transfer Inc. is stuck this morning on the Davenport side of the Government Bridge.
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It's lunch time (April 5, 2018) and the bridge at 5th and Harrison streets in Davenport decided this semi was on the menu. Chomp. Chomp.
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A delivery truck from Aaron’s struck the underside of the railroad bridge near the Kirkwood Blvd and Mound Street in Davenport Monday, December 11, 2017. No injuries were reported from the incident that tore the top from the vehicle.
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It's lunch time (April 5, 2018) and the bridge at 5th and Harrison streets in Davenport decided this semi was on the menu. Chomp. Chomp.
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It's lunch time (April 5, 2018) and the bridge at 5th and Harrison streets in Davenport decided this semi was on the menu. Chomp. Chomp.
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The truck-eating bridge on Brady Street at 5th Street claimed another victim Tuesday afternoon.
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The truck-eating bridge on Brady Street at 5th Street claimed another victim Thursday afternoon as this box truck became stuck under the railroad bridge. It caused some traffic headaches because lanes are restricted by road work in the area of the bridge.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
A truck driver watches as a crew works to detach the tractor and trailer pinned under the railroad overpass Monday at 5th and Harrison streets in Davenport. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
A semitrailer is pinned under the railroad overpass Monday at 5th and Harrison streets in Davenport. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
The trailer is stuck under the railroad overpass at 5th and Harrison streets Monday in Davenport after the semitractor was removed. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
A tractor and trailer are pinned under the railroad overpass at 5th and Harrison streets Monday in Davenport. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
Debris litters the road near the railroad overpass at 5th and Harrison streets in Davenport. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
A trailer is wedged under the railroad overpass at 5th and Harrison streets Monday in Davenport. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
A smokestack and upper section are up against the underside of the railroad overpass at 5th and Harrison streets Monday in Davenport. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
A truck driver looks at his tractor and trailer, pinned under the railroad overpass at 5th and Harrison streets Monday in Davenport. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured. To see more photos, go to qctimes.com/gallery.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
A truck is stuck under the railroad overpass at 5th and Harrison streets Monday in Davenport. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured.
Harrison Street bridge claims another truck
Crews work to remove a semitractor-trailer wedged under the railroad overpass at 5th and Harrison streets Monday in Davenport. A Nevada truck driver was ticketed for failure to obey a traffic control device when the Volvo semitractor-trailer he was driving became another victim of the truck-eating bridge at 2:28 p.m. A crew from Fred's Towing, Davenport, removed the vehicle and the trailer, which was empty. Harrison Street traffic was reduced to two lanes in the area. A representative from the Iowa Interstate Railroad Ltd. said the bridge was not damaged. No one was injured.
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The truck-eating bridge at Harrison and 5th in Davenport, left hungry at times due to so many signs and warning lights, got a mouthful Monday afternoon.
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The truck-eating bridge at Harrison and 5th in Davenport, left hungry at times due to so many signs and warning lights, got a mouthful Monday afternoon.
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One of Davenport's infamous truck-eating bridges strikes again. This time at 5th and Brady streets.
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Semi-tractor trailer hits the railroad overpass on Brady Street in Davenport.
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Semi bit by Brady Street overpass on Sept. 8, 2016. Some of it -- or earlier meal of truck-eating bridge -- was left behind. (See next photo.)
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Semi bit by Brady Street overpass on Sept. 8, 2016. Some of it -- or earlier meal of truck-eating bridge -- was left behind.
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A crew works to remove a semi-truck and trailer after it becomes stuck under a railroad overpass on Brady Street near West 5th Street in Davenport on Wednesday, August 24, 2016.
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A semi hits the railroad overpass in downtown Davenport on Wednesday, August 24, 2016. (Photo by Michael Liendo)
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A semi-tractor trailer hit the underpass at Harrison and West 5th Streets in Davenport on Monday, August 15, 2016.
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Guess where this truck has been. The truck-eating Harrison Street Bridge gets another one on Tuesday, March 1.
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Davenport's truck-eating bridge at Harrison and 5th streets strikes again.
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Another semi sits under the bridge at 5th and Brady streets.
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The truck-eating bridge at 5th and Brady streets in Davenport has claimed another victim.
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June 16, 2015: 5th and Brady
A truck driver once again tried to test the laws of physics this morning by attempting to get his rig under the railroad bridge at 5th and Brady streets in Davenport.
Truck-eating bridge at Brady
A semi from the Hirschbach Motor Lines Inc. was damaged after striking the underside the bridge at 5th and Brady.
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Another semi-tractor trailer got stuck under the bridge at 5th and Brady in Davenport.
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Truck-eating bridge snags another vehicle at Brady and 5th streets, Davenport, on Jan. 28, 2015.
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Truck-eating bridge snags another vehicle at Brady and 5th streets, Davenport, on Jan. 28, 2015.
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Illinois-bound and Iowa-bound traffic shut down after a semi attempted to turn around for being over height.
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Illinois-bound and Iowa-bound traffic shut down after a semi attempted to turn around for being over height.
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Another semi had a bite taken out of it by the Harrison Street railroad overpass on Friday, Oct. 24, 2014. The driver said he saw the 11'-8" signs but thought his truck was only 11-foot-6.
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Oct. 2: Built in crane on truck stuck on Government Bridge overhead beam.
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Another truck gets stuck on the Government Bridge on Oct. 2, 2014.
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This driver of this truck found out this morning that his rig was too tall to go under the Government Bridge. Photo shot from the Iowa side.
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Truck-eating bridge on Harrison claims another victim.
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A trailer was torn apart after hitting the bridge at Harrison and 5th in Davenport on Sept. 22, 2014.
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Another truck-eating bridge incident in the Quad-Cities. This time it's the Government Bridge that blocked a truck's exhaust pipes on Wednesday afternoon.
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New addition to truck-eating bridge family? Something hit this sign at the Interstate 280 and Illinois 92 interchange.
Bridge hit and run
A semi-truck trailer operated by Van Wyk Freight Lines of Grinnell, Iowa, struck the railroad overpass at 5th and Harrison Streets Wednesday, August 20, 2014 in Davenport, Iowa. The vehicle left the scene and was stopped by the Davenport Police several blocks away.
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Another truck got stuck under the Brady Street overpass on Friday, Nov. 1, 2013.
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A tow truck removes a truck that hit the Rock Island side of the Government Bridge Tuesday October 1, 2013. The posted bridge height opening on the Government Bridge is 11 feet.
Bridge crash
This driver of this vehicle found out this morning he had too big of a truck to negotiate the Government Bridge. The truck became wedged under the bridge at the Davenport entrance. Traffic to and from Arsenal Island was stopped until the damaged vehicle could be removed. (Rick Rector/Quad-City Times)
Another close call
A semi sets off the warning lights before the Harrison Street truck-eating bridge in Davenport on Monday, August 19, 2013. The truck turned off in time.
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Even the truck-eating bridge on Brady Street gets dressed up for the Bix 7.
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A June casualty of the Davenport railroad bridge over Brady and Harrison streets.
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A cement mixer set off the warning lights on Harrison Street on Friday morning, but the truck-eating bridge went hungry.
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A worker inspects a semi-tractor trailer with Celadon that got caught under the over pass on Brady Street during the lunch hour Monday, April 15, 2013.
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A truck got caught over the lunch hour Monday, April 15, 2013, on Brady Street.
Bridge eats truck
A truck turns off Harrison Street onto 5th Street, bypassing a truck that was stuck under the bridge Tuesday, April 2, 2013. (John Schultz / Quad-City Times)
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The Harrison Street bridge claims another truck on Tuesday, April 2, 2013. The trailer was not damaged, just the top of the cab. (John Schultz / Quad-City Times)
Loader hits bridge
A truck hauling a wheel-loader hit the HON Oak Laminate conveyer that crosses East Second Street Tuesday morning in Muscatine. The Muscatine Police Department are diverting traffic while crews worked to remove the truck and trailer.
Truck-eating bridge threat averted
Police stop a truck headed for the Government Bridge on Arsenal Island on Tuesday, March 12, 2013.
TRUCK EATING BRIDGE
A semi truck heading North up the Brady Street hill got stuck under the low railroad span Tuesday afternoon October 23, 2012, causing traffic to back up in downtown Davenport, Iowa The trailer was visibly peeled back about nine feet. (Kevin E. Schmidt/QUAD-CITY TIMES)
TRUCK EATING BRIDGE
A semi truck heading North up the Brady Street hill got stuck under the low railroad span Tuesday afternoon October 23, 2012, causing traffic to back up in downtown Davenport, Iowa The trailer was visibly peeled back about nine feet. (Kevin E. Schmidt/QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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A semi trailer got stuck under the Brady Street railroad overpass on Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2012.
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The truck-eating bridge at 5th and Brady Streets in Davenport claimed another victim late Wednesday morning. October 17, 2012. (Larry Fisher/QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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A truck heading up the Brady Street hill got stuck under the low railroad span just before noon on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012.
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A truck heading up the Brady Street hill got stuck under the low railroad span just before noon on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012.
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A truck heading up the Brady Street hill got stuck under the low railroad span just before noon on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012.
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A truck heading up the Brady Street hill got stuck under the low railroad span just before noon on Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2012.
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Davenport Police crime scene technician Herve Denain, left, and Davenport Police Cpl. Brian Heick inspect the remains of a U-Haul truck that had its top ripped off after the driver of the vehicle drove underneath the railroad bridge on Kirkwood Boulevard near Mound Street. (Thomas Geyer/QUAD-CITY TIMES)
Crash
Davenport police and a driver with Fred’s Towing discuss how to remove the top of a U-Haul truck that was rammed into the railroad bridge on Kirkwood Boulevard near Mound Street Saturday night. The driver of the truck kept going. Police found the truck parked on Hildreth Street between 12th and 13th streets.
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A truck heading up the hill got stuck under the low railroad span on Brady Street about 6:30 p.m. Monday, causing traffic to back up in downtown Davenport.
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A semi truck got stuck under the Government Bridge just before 4 p.m. on Friday, July 6, 2012.
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A semi truck got stuck under the Government Bridge on Friday, July 6, 2012.
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A semi truck got stuck under the Government Bridge on Friday, July 6, 2012.
Accident
This “Roll-A-Show” semitrailer was stuck about 10 p.m. Sunday under the railroad bridge at Brady and 5th streets, Davenport. There was cotton-like stuffing on the roadway, and debris thrown across about three lines of traffic. Davenport police were on the scene late Sunday.
Photo by Deirdre Cox Baker
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The Government Bridge was closed for at least two hours after an Illinois-bound semitrailer became stuck on March 20, 2012. (Dan Bowerman / QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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The Government Bridge was closed for at least two hours after an Illinois-bound semitrailer became stuck on March 20, 2012. (Dan Bowerman / QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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The Government Bridge was closed for at least two hours after an Illinois-bound semitrailer became stuck on March 20, 2012. (Dan Bowerman / QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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The Government Bridge was closed for at least two hours after an Illinois-bound semitrailer became stuck on March 20, 2012. (Dan Bowerman / QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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A semitrailer carrying tulips crashed into the railroad bridge passing over Brady Street in downtown Davenport on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2012. (Thomas Geyer/Quad-City Times)
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A semi's trailer gets wedged under the Harrison Street railroad overpass as train cars pass overhead on Sunday, Jan. 22, 2012. (Thomas Geyer / QUAD-CITY TIMES)
TRUCK BRIDGE
Traffic moves around a semi trailer from Waller Truck Co., Inc. from Excelsior Springs, Mo., as it waits to be towed away from the Brady Street railroad overpass at 5th Street where it had been stuck Wednesday November 2, 2011. (Kevin E. Schmidt/QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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A scrap metal truck got stuck under the Pershing Ave. railroad bridge in Davenport on Wednesday afternoon. (Kevin E. Schmidt / QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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A scrap metal truck got stuck under the Pershing Ave. railroad bridge in Davenport on Wednesday afternoon. (Brian Wellner / QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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The Arsenal bridge is closed to vehicles on the Iowa side after this semi became wedged under the railroad overpass Monday morning. September 19, 2011. (Larry Fisher/QUAD-CITY TIMES)
Truck hits Brady Street overpass
Two lanes of Brady Street are blocked Wednesday morning after this semi trailer became wedged under the Brady Street railroad overpass at 5th Street. August 31, 2011. (Larry Fisher/QUAD-CITY TIMES)
Truck hits Government Bridge
Arsenal and Davenport police respond to a semi stuck this morning on the north end of the Government Bridge over the Mississippi River between Davenport and Arsenal Island in Rock Island. (Mark Ridolfi/Quad-City Times)
Truck hits Government Bridge
A tow truck operator lets the air out of the back tires of a truck stuck under the Government Bridge, Friday, Aug. 19, 2011. The truck is listed at 13 feet 6 inches tall, and the bridge opening is only 11 feet high. (John Schultz / Quad-City Times)
Truck hits Government Bridge
A tow truck operator lets the air out of the back tires of a truck stuck under the Government Bridge, Friday, Aug. 19, 2011. The truck is listed at 13 feet 6 inches tall, and the bridge opening is only 11 feet high. (John Schultz / Quad-City Times)
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A dog looks at the damage to his master's truck after it hit the railroad bridge at 6th and Brady streets on Jan. 28, 2008. The railroad overpass on Harrison Street is notorious for "eating" semi trucks, but other bridges in the Quad-Cities have given trucks problems as well. (Larry Fisher / QUAD-CITY TIMES)
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1971 truck-eating bridge coverage
A photo from 1971 accompanies a Quad-City Times article on the "truck-eating viaduct" on Brady Street. A proposed solution at the time was yellow flashing lights. "Must this viaduct ramming go on forever?" 42 years later...
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The Quad-Cities' notorious truck-eating bridges claimed two more victims this morning.
Another one bites the dust. This morning, one of Davenport's notorious truck-eating bridges claimed another victim. This time it was the Government Bridge which spans the Mississippi River and connects Davenport with Arsenal Island.
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This is not a failure of the City of Davenport. It is not a failure of the railroad company. There are multiple flashing warning lights and warning signs before each bridge. This issue is an absolute failure of dispatchers and drivers. The bridges are actually a little taller than what is posted and drivers still crash into them as if there is no overhead bridge at all. I would like to see a list of what these drivers are thinking as they approached and crashed, and If they read the signs and see the flashing lights, but continue driving forward into the bridge anyway. I live near these bridges and simply shake my head as I pass.
Do they drug test these people after being this ignorant? It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that their truck is over sized to fit under. OH MY!!!!!!!!!!
Two things. Davenportteacher--halfway down the hill are lights that flash and a sign that says if these lights flash, your truck is too tall (essentially). And as to professional truck drivers--you will notice that this is an Enterprise rental truck. I doubt it is a professional truck driver.
I have been driving a truck "tractor trailer" for seven years since retiring from Deere. I went to truck driving school over at the JD Blong Technology Center which is associated with Scott Community College. One of the requirements of being a truck driver is to be able to read. I can guarantee you all that each and every bridge is clearly marked with signs stating it's height. Thirteen feet Six inches is the height of a typical trailer. So this means that if the sign stating the bridge height doesn't say at least 13'7" the trailer is going to hit the bridge. When a driver hits a bridge like we see all the time here in the Quad City area they should be given a simple reading test and eye test. If they flunk it they should lose their license immediately. If they pass it they should be ticketed immediately for negligence. They were distracted by something, such as the telephone, the on board on dash television, the scenery, drugs, alcohol, you get it right? They were not doing their job. The bridge here is so low. I have been under it hundreds of times in my life and one really doesn't even need a sign to tell them it is low. So this driver definitely was not doing his job, and this driver definitely does not "reflect" other drivers abilities.
QC Times....can you please tell me why the city does not invest in the orange PVC pipe system that they have by the bridge on Kirkwood BLVD.? I would assume any truck driver that hit those would slow down before slamming into the bridge and eventually causing citizens of the community thousands of dollars for repairs and inspections each time it is hit. PLEASE REPORT something in that!!
You do know that the city doesn't own the overpass, don't you? It belongs to the railroad. The citizens aren't paying for any repairs or inspections.
This is an extremely good idea! I've suggested it too. The cost is near nothing, and it's effective...
Yep, them thar are some professional drivers.............
them professional drivers are about as professional as the city managers who refuse to address the situation. the city is in a "who's gonna blink first" game with the railway, they ( the railway)actually own the bridge and are responsible for it but refuse to do anything about it. i'm curious though, that bridge is washington state that collapsed was from numerous hits in the past and it eventually weakened it. i wonder how much unseen damage has been done to this one over the years. it's a big heavy bridge but i'd hate to see it come down because some morons refused to budge- but hey look on the bright side we got a beautiful waterfront that floods every year and closes down the lower part of the riverfront for everyone.
The railroad has had to replace some of the large steel I-beams in years gone by because of repeated and severe damage to them weakening the bridge. I would hate to have to pay for that!
"Incredulous" describes it I believe. Trucks under the railroad bridge have become so common place on Brady it is hardy worth the space used in reporting it. 71 images to pick from in the slide show.
It has become one of the QC's claims to fame.
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