Too Tall

[fe2_o3]

http://www.kirotv.com/news/15905122/detail.html
   Not much to say about this. I think it speaks for it self.   

[Nusa]

Looks like he might have made it if he'd hit the very center of the arch. But yeah...

[paulcjhastings]

Not even close, my Setra operating manual specs indicates 11' 9". However, I call dibs on parts before Bryce can get in.

[buswarrior]

HEY BUSNUTS!!!

Do you remember to LOOK UP?

good find fe_03!

happy coaching!
buswarrior

[Lee Bradley]

The driver was reported to have said 'The GPS system put him on that route' but you still have to look where you're going.

[HighTechRedneck]

A perfect example of people becoming to dependent on machines to think for them.  Cashiers today can't make change without a computer telling them the right amount.  Now a bus driver ....

[kyle4501]

A perfect example of people becoming to dependent on machines to think for them.  Cashiers today can't make change without a computer telling them the right amount.  Now a bus driver ....

Sounds like more of a steering wheel hugger than a bus driver to me.

[Charles Seaton]

About two months ago, a GPS sytem put a man in a rental car on Metro-North Commuter railroad tracks in Westchester County, NY. Car got hit by train.  He lived, I hope he knows better now.

[bobsw]

He didn't even have to look up, their was a working over-height detector with a klaxon and flashing lights. It makes you wonder if the driver can read the ENGLISH language.

[Bob Gil]

must have been going too fast and not paying attention.

Too many steering wheel holders do it every day.

[Sammy]

At least the kids didn't get seriously injured, something lucky for a change.
What happened to the good old fashioned commercial road atlas?.

[Busted Knuckle]

Looks like he might have made it if he'd hit the very center of the arch. But yeah...

Huh? How do you figure? 11'9" bus vs 9' bridge! And then driver claims GPS sent him that way and he was unfamiliar with the route, and that he wasn't paying attention! First off if your unfamiliar with the route you should be paying extra attention, and how do you explain hitting a bridge with a sign right above where you hit it saying 9' clearance? Ignorance is my only answer! Brings new meaning to "driving blindly!" And as someone else mentioned this a true example of a steering wheel holder vs a professional driver! (I'm sure he lists professional driver as his occupation, after all he does have a CDL!) FWIW   BK 

[Len Silva]

OK, so I got curious and found that fe2_o3 is ferric-oxide.  So what kind of name is Ferric Oxide for a busnut?

Anyway, Hi Ferric, how ya doin?

Len

[paulcjhastings]

Must be an Eagle owner

[FloridaCliff]

Must be an Eagle owner

Paul,

Thou is a brave man! 

Cliff