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A twofer on Storrow Drive this morning
By adamg on Wed, 08/24/2016 - 9:12am
Kara Sassone found her inbound commute on Storrow slowed this morning due to both a bus AND a truck whose drivers managed to stop before slamming into the BU Bridge.
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Hey, she totally missed the threefer in the other direction
Three pairs of cars stopped going west bound near the Bowker overpass with front and rear bumpers suffering from some rough kissing.
if only one day someone were
if only one day someone were to actually study the cost to
BPDstate police, time, traffic implications, etc. of dealing with the constant near-(and actual-) storrowings, vs. actually implementing systems to actually stop them...nah... never will happen.
not a BPD problem
state police road
edited. thanks! (either way,
edited. thanks! (either way, all this nonsense is coming out of someone's budget and at some point, someone really has to be like, enough is enough!)
Let's give these truck
Let's give these truck drivers some credit... they actually stopped BEFORE hitting the bridge. There are plenty of drivers who don't stop before hitting pedestrians.
And why do they manage to stop before hitting the bridge?
Because the bridge has its clearance properly posted on it. Now, if we properly posted the clearances and vehicle restrictions on the advance signing BEFORE drivers can turn onto the entrance ramps onto Storrow Drive, we might greatly reduce these sorts of incidents.
Hey Adam
Can you post a stock page showing pictures of all the LOW BRIDGE CARS ONLY signs and overhead warning hang-down thingies which are posted at EVERY CONCEIVABLE ENTRANCE to Storrow so that when some posts this "the State needs better signs" nonsense we can point out that maybe truck drivers need better reading comprehension … (I would, but I'm on a slow connection right now.)
slow clap
Really. You deserve it for getting that one in there so slickly.
storrow sorrow
Need to examine what routes trucks CAN use to access areas around Kenmore, etc. I pity the out-of-town trucker with a delivery and no clue how to get there.