Trucker Math problem! 13'6" - 4' = ?
 

And the Answer is.. a really low bridge!!!!

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=13'2"

I think you meant 13'6"-4'(feet)=9'6"

He must have really been hammer down to get a 13'6" that far under 9'6" bridge. :shock: :shock:

The fireman can almost reach up and touch the bottom of the bridge. You would even need a clearance sign to figure this out.

No, you are wrong on that Useless. That is Spencerian on his first day with his first trainee.

Oops... edit on the way

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Well, Karnajj!! I'm not going to call you wrong, but I AM trying to be nice to Spencerain!!

To a minor degree, I can sympathize with him; A Little!!

I do know what it is to transition from being the employer to being a bottom of the rung employee. I dealt with that when I decided to become a driver, and, believe it or not, I'm beginning to experience it again, as I am embarking upon a new career, although I will not have to hand the reigns of my companies over to someone else this time!!

It can be a challenge. Yet, as I began my time on the road, I accepted the fact that while I do have areas where I am well practiced, driving a big truck was not one of them!!

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ive seen a picture of that same exact bridge with another truck under it but i dont remember where or when.....

FOUND IT!!!!


http://www.fosters.com/apps/pbcs.dll...RS01/106300399



tells you why to pay attention to the road

Bad things come in TWO! Its the TERRIBLE TWO!

The 2 worst accidents that bridge & its community has seen in 20 or 40 years and it happened twice in rapid succession.

Way. to. go.