How much weight can a rural two-lane bridge hold???
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That last picture really cracks me up. Those people looking at it wondering hhhmmmm, why’d that happen?? Or worse, we have to tell someone we did such a dumbass thing!!
Oops!
So now what will they do – leave the house there and move the road, or move the house and rebuild the bridge?
Gotta say it’s kind of a unique front yard.
Unique front yard is right. Comes with a “lake” view. LOL!!
Thats hilarious! I can see something like that happening out here where I live.. My dad would be one of the ones called in and he’d be yelling at everyone about LOAD ZONED BRIDGES and common sense..
that needs a big old fail stamped on it. What were they thinking and I wonder who gets to pay for it?????
Yea wow what would you do in that situation??? LMAO!!! Some people don’t think things through!
Being in the construction business, I see a lot of work there!
Ooops!
Now What? Ive had days like that, well maybe not as bad.
The house looks like it was too big for the width of the bridge to begin with!!! Somebody needs to have their ass canned!
You know the moving company is going to try to blame the whole thing on the guy they had driving the truck. Those drivers don’t pick out the route. It’s supposed to be all formulated with various agencies.
Well, at least the guy will have some place to live… for a while any way.