Truck drives into M5 tunnel, chaos results..
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wobblysauce
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Re: Truck drives into M5 tunnel, chaos results..
Da fuck.. it is two-stage.. and a long time for it to raise..
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wabbit
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Re: Truck drives into M5 tunnel, chaos results..
All I was wondering was, does those type of trucks have a rear glass panel in the cab?
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Vilante
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Re: Truck drives into M5 tunnel, chaos results..
They must not have. I had to get from the South to the city halfway through the day and every Road north was blocked because of this. They didn't get it open till the afternoon and had to close it at night again for repairs.
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petey
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Re: Truck drives into M5 tunnel, chaos results..
Surprises me that the vehicles around him weren't hitting their horn/flashing lights that sort of thing.
If you can leave two black stripes from the exit of one corner to the braking zone of the next, you finally have enough horsepower.