BS Gal said:Nothing. I live on the St. Mary's side. I'm smart like that so I don't care.
pingrr said:Thats why I bought a helicopter. So I don't have to deal with the bridge traffic going to and from work.
You must not drive on the bridge often. Tailgating and speeding are a big problem on that bridge.PelyKat said:Depends on why/how they cause the accident. They are called accidents for a reason. They are not intentionals.
Tailgating is a problem on that bridge, but speeding is not. Most accidents on the bridge happen well below the speed limit. It's almost impossible to speed on the bridge most of the time.Peter Forsberg said:You must not drive on the bridge often. Tailgating and speeding are a big problem on that bridge.
True that. Also the ones that act like they have never seen water before.Crow Bait said:What Should Happen?
They should take away her cell phone and makeup!!!!![]()
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:fixed:OrneryPest said:What we need is something like one of those wheelie-cranes they launch boats with, that could travel the length of the bridge using the side walls as trackways. It would travel to the wreck and hoist the wrecked vehicle off the roadway and swing it over and drop it onto the houses/banana boxes.
Good point! I had forgotten that the most accidentful part of the bridge is over land, with houses underneath.MMDad said::fixed:
Peter Forsberg said:What should happen to someone that causes an accident on the Thomas Johnson Bridge and backs up traffic for miles and miles?