Truck carrying huge transformer causes motorway chaos
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24987657
So why not do this at the weekend or during the night? I remember going to the M25 some years ago to see the largest load ever moved on UK roads. That was at 1:00am
So why not do this at the weekend or during the night? I remember going to the M25 some years ago to see the largest load ever moved on UK roads. That was at 1:00am
Pffft. One lane open. Got stuck in the traffic caused by a transformer (I think) blocking the whole of the M1 on a weekday, I hit the tail back North of Nottingham, headed off on the by ways and passed over a bridge further south where I could see the culprit, rejoined an empty motorway.
robinessex said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24987657
So why not do this at the weekend or during the night? I remember going to the M25 some years ago to see the largest load ever moved on UK roads. That was at 1:00am
Good old BBC, a bit late with the news as usual. It was moved over the weekend.So why not do this at the weekend or during the night? I remember going to the M25 some years ago to see the largest load ever moved on UK roads. That was at 1:00am
robinessex said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24987657
So why not do this at the weekend or during the night? I remember going to the M25 some years ago to see the largest load ever moved on UK roads. That was at 1:00am
It was the weekend. Climb back in your box.So why not do this at the weekend or during the night? I remember going to the M25 some years ago to see the largest load ever moved on UK roads. That was at 1:00am
Six Fiend said:
robinessex said:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24987657
So why not do this at the weekend or during the night? I remember going to the M25 some years ago to see the largest load ever moved on UK roads. That was at 1:00am
It was the weekend. Climb back in your box.So why not do this at the weekend or during the night? I remember going to the M25 some years ago to see the largest load ever moved on UK roads. That was at 1:00am
robinessex said:
50% correct then. Should've moved it at night.
Which makes you 50% wrong don't it? There are a number of reasons why a heavy load moves when it does, including the agreement of each police force whose area it passes through, the DFT, VOSA & not least the shipping company schedule.Still, just for a change, you can fire up your angry keyboard & have a go from your position of blissful ignorance can't you?
Because if the driver has a limited number of hours, fixed distance to travel and the company has a budget to get it to its destination then they will transport it when they can. There may be other sections of the route that can only be driven at specific times, such as only being able to pass through a town at night or closing a bridge to other traffic overnight.
And with something that big going to a boat there is the posibility they need to catch a specific tide to get out safely. Of course they could be doing it to piss Robinessex off.
And with something that big going to a boat there is the posibility they need to catch a specific tide to get out safely. Of course they could be doing it to piss Robinessex off.
Edited by Engineer1 on Tuesday 19th November 08:05
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