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How much weight can a rural two-lane bridge hold?


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Looks like the new bridge is going to have windows :animal_rooster:

Is that a house straddling the stream?? If so, what is the large vehicle doing inside the house?

:lol:

Being a red neck, my first thought was to sell nightcrawlers and tackle in the kitchen, and let tourists fish out of the bay window in the livingroom. You know, sell chips and beers, NFL on the big screen.

Backing the F-150 into the garage would be a [censored] tho'.

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They are in a pickle. Not only have they lost their house, pretty much, but they're also going to get a big bill from the county for busting up the only bridge for miles around.

But then this is why these guys carry good insurance policies.

Ken

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This incident happened a couple of years ago in Calgary incidentally. Everyone blamed each other for fault - the moving company said that was the route they were told to go on, etc., the authorities that they'd faxed them a new route after hours on a weekend or something along those lines.

You can go along the road in Google maps and you'll see a road with no bridge still.

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