The hidden perils of snowplowing
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looknlearn
Platinum Member
Wow, now that would wake you up in a hurry.
dave1949
Super Star Member
That's crazy! Can't imagine what the driver thought or felt as his truck sinks into that hole that isn't supposed to be there. The mind just can't compute it. Maybe it was a collapsed storm drain. Probably eroded away beneath the asphalt over several years, but normal traffic was not heavy enough to break through the bridged pavement.
Dave.
Dave.
bironacad
Platinum Member
Toronto, east end, East York specifically, has sandy soil and with the spring thaw and melts there is sometimes sub tarmac washouts causing road holes sometimes big enough to swallow cars. I am fifty four and this has happen several times, lol. This does not happen every year and gennerally not caught on camera. Pot hole season is early spring. We also have real road issues with rapid temperature changes sub zero F to thaw and back can cause havoc in our climate. Dropping in a sink hole sure would wake you up eh?
wdchyd
Elite Member
Wow, There's a junk truck in 2 seconds........
Wonder what he's thinking now? First it snows in Georgia, now this! Almost makes me wanna move south.
20 20
Elite Member
If you look close it does seem to be a parking garage, I would estimate between poor construction and an over weight machine they have a new hole.
Travelover
Elite Member
wdchyd
Elite Member
Remember this video next time you bid on used county road equipment.
Very Good Point Travelover......I sure won't forget......:thumbsup:
