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7 Comments
eric3579says...That looks horrific
No guardrails or any type of barrier around the poll
bobr3940says...That is one heck of a pole they hit. Sheared through the front axle, tore through about 2/3 the length of the bus and was stopped by the rear axle and yet the sign appears to be still vertical.
lv_huntersays...penetrated the bus!
dannym3141says...Good point, what a fucking terribly engineered/designed pole to have at a roadside almost on the road.
Poles cost less than people.
That is one heck of a pole they hit. Sheared through the front axle, tore through about 2/3 the length of the bus and was stopped by the rear axle and yet the sign appears to be still vertical.
SFOGuysays...I thought...well, I know, that some light poles are designed to shear off at the base...I suppose you really can't do that do a sign post that large...
That is one heck of a pole they hit. Sheared through the front axle, tore through about 2/3 the length of the bus and was stopped by the rear axle and yet the sign appears to be still vertical.
dannym3141says...Surely having it fall over in a collision would be safer than remaining completely rigid?
I thought...well, I know, that some light poles are designed to shear off at the base...I suppose you really can't do that do a sign post that large...
SFOGuysays...I think that's why light poles are designed to give way (not an engineer)---but again; how do you make such a large sign post "breakaway" and still have it support all that weight?
Whatever the failings of "auto driving" technology, I assume it would do better here than the human did...
Surely having it fall over in a collision would be safer than remaining completely rigid?
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