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I would also add not having world class amenities in their “home” arena isn’t helping.
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Adam big mad.
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not enough toilets
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I seen that soon as I woke up. Supposedly the ship lost power, It was only a construction crew on it that stopped some cars from crossing
Baltimore Key Bridge collapse live updates: At least 6 people missing as officials say ship made 'Mayday' call before crash
Follow along for live updates after a container ship crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, sending vehicles and victims plunging into the waters below.
Never woulda thought a bridge could go down that easy. **** Looks like Lego. Scary ****.
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This is crazy.
In no way should a major American city have a bridge that collapses if a container ship hits it. Especially a port city.
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Which is why the Dome and the Wall will make a huge difference
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Thanks for checking dawg, all good on my end…Idk how a big *** ship runs into and destroys a whole bridge
, but good thing it was a Monday late night with not alotta folks on it…Hope it was just an accident and nothing sinister, cuz that bridge being gone gon mess up alotta stuff in travel and businessI always was uneasy about and tried to avoid bridges stretching over anything for a distance, this won’t help with my bridge scariness
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Yea being a major port is key…This doesn’t just affect Baltimore, they can’t get anything in till all that is cleaned up and figured out
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Those container ships are massive though. This was just a perfect storm. Some bridges are actually designed to buckle. Being too rigid is actually unsafe for most bridges.
This was just an unfortunately situation. Human engineering plus human error isn’t uncommon
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Im the same way with bridges that stretch over water, especially being from NOLA,it took me back to when I-10 twin spans toppled like dominos during KatrinaThanks for checking dawg, all good on my end…Idk how a big *** ship runs into and destroys a whole bridge
I always was uneasy about and tried to avoid bridges stretching over anything for a distance, this won’t help with my bridge scariness
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i don't know if bridges are designed for that kind of impact from that side
not saying whether they should or shouldn't
i believe in preventative controls, as in there should be blockades around those pylons way in front to provent a rogue or "dead" ship to float into the pylon similar to how there are Bollards installed around buildings
not saying whether they should or shouldn't
i believe in preventative controls, as in there should be blockades around those pylons way in front to provent a rogue or "dead" ship to float into the pylon similar to how there are Bollards installed around buildings
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Mane im trying to tell you, folks can have these water bridges…if I can’t fly there I’ll just stay on my side I’m goodIm the same way with bridges that stretch over water, especially being from NOLA,it took me back to when I-10 twin spans toppled like dominos during Katrina
SF bridge, those Miami joints etc I want no parts
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I just seen the video, the ship lost power twice while approaching the bridge and the bridge went down immediately, this is crazy.
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I don't think any bridge in the world could have survived that impact
Maybe some won't completely fall apart like this one did
But that is tens thousands of tons hitting it. That is a freak accident that engineers don't plan for.
The video is crazy. Like something out of a movie or Call of Duty cutscene.
Maybe some won't completely fall apart like this one did
But that is tens thousands of tons hitting it. That is a freak accident that engineers don't plan for.
The video is crazy. Like something out of a movie or Call of Duty cutscene.
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No bridge n the world is equipped to handle a collision like that. Just not a thing.
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Yeah all good, appreciate you checking in. Crazy as hell though.
I probably drive over it a couple times a month when I have work out that way.
Bridge isn’t even THAT old . Just a perfect storm of unfortunate **** happening. Sounds like the captain followed proper protocols and whatnot. Just nothing that can be done.
Major port city. Definitely gonna make a big impact.
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You would think it should be some stuff in place not to allow a whole ship to run smack Into a bridge, but also not really surprising seeing how things are run overall in this country
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Bro that bridge is incredibly old. Look at it.
A modern bridge can absolutely withstand it.
A modern bridge can absolutely withstand it.
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Corporations currently gearing up "supply chain issues" lies to jack up prices.
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For US infrastructure it’s not that old, like 40 years…Thats a big *** ship that shouldn’t have no business even being close to hitting the bridge, that’s the real issue not if it can withstand it
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It’s 47 years old. That isn’t **** in the grand scheme of things. GW Bridge is twice that age
Trucks carrying hazardous stuff can’t go through the tunnels, so that was the easiest way to keep going up 95. Now they gotta go like an hour out the way.
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Engineering debates weren't on my Bingo card for today but I will engage.
Personally I think every bridge would come down from the impact.
Personally I think every bridge would come down from the impact.
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