Not going to post footage but it doesn't look good. Large container ship has just basically wiped it out
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Shit, it just buckled like that wobbly bridge off Screwball Scramble.
Aye, you could see that. Each piece was dependent on the next.It probably wasn’t designed for accidental loadings.
As soon as one member fails, there’s a redistribution of stress/ laid paths and all surrounding members become instantly overloaded and fail.
that might happen with every bridge in the world for I know but how quickly it crumbled stood out to me too.Shit, it just buckled like that wobbly bridge off Screwball Scramble.
Well bridges of the same structure aye.that might happen with every bridge in the world for I know but how quickly it crumbled stood out to me too.
Wonder what’s went wrong with the ship.
Wonder what’s went wrong with the ship.
One of the biggest truss bridges in the world apparently. And looking at Baltimore geographically, not having that bridge will cause serious traffic problems. Obviously that pales into insignificance compared to any loss of life like.Well without seeing any footage I have now gathered on here it was a ship and not a shop. Confused the hell out of me.
We're there many cars crossing at the time? I've no idea what that bridge looks like size wise tbh.
It’s on Sky News. The video isn’t graphic but the obvious consequences are very shocking.Well without seeing any footage I have now gathered on here it was a ship and not a shop. Confused the hell out of me.
We're there many cars crossing at the time? I've no idea what that bridge looks like size wise tbh.