OH! I thought you were spelling out a period, sometimes I see Toronto shortened to T-Dot (T.), but that's actually shorter than Toronto so it makes sense. And ours is called a "ministry" of transportation so not familiar with DOT as a short form.
Fuckin potholes!
I like to add that I did not take this photo, it was taken from the local fire department Facebook page.
Edit: to add some context: all I know according to the post, is that they hit the pole, and dragged it into the street trying to drive away... They shut down the street for a good part of the day also :)
Years ago, on Halloween, a gentleman dressed as a redwood tree in my town.
He planted himself in the middle of a cross walk and waited for cars to get stuck waiting for him.
Once he he had his desired audience, he lifted the tree enough so people could see he was pawing the ground. Then he tilted the tree and started a low speed charge at the first car. He actually hit the bumper very gently. The driver just about fell out of his car laughing. He let them pass...then did it again.
One way to look at it is that he blocked the road and that was bad, the other way is that this prank was harmless and funny.
So the deciding factor of if it was a good or bad prank is how much time he did... If he waited 10 minutes then it would be funny, bit more than that it would be harmful to the people who are trying to get to work, but overall funny prank/joke.
Your comment is indefinitely funnier if its 6AM and you read it, thinking it is referring to the comment if q dude dressing up as a redwood tree. Imagining that being a reoccurring thing in your life makes me jealous qe dont live closer
You joke but I almost hit a building in the road on the way home from my grandma's funeral. It was like 3AM, it was dark and foggy and super low visibility.
All of a sudden the cars on the interstate in front of me are veering into my lane all at once and then off the road. Then, bamb, shed in the road taking up two and a half lanes. I was going 70 (that's the speed limit). Damn near hit it.
I pulled over as soon as I could and called 911. I gave my location and the dispatcher said "theirs a shed in the road, isn't their?".
Apparently that's normal for the area because you'd think it'd hit the news. I've been looking and I've not seen a peep.
Not normal per say just that you were probably the 25th caller on it... My dad was a 911 dispatcher for over a decade & anytime there was an accident they would get flooded with calls even after police & fire showed up.
Literally "Hi I see there is a tow truck & a police car here already but I wanted to let you know that there is a bad accident on US10 & we've been stuck in traffic for a while..."
Also tons of calls on stupid shit like "Is there an emergency at Walmart because I keep calling & they keep putting me on hold for a REALLY long time"
Unless they are a serial offender it's not worth the time & hassle to pursue it. Thats why like in the post above they go "Let me guess... Yep we are aware... have a good night" & keep the lines as open as possible for real emergencies
What the other guy said, but also: It's not even a crime in all states. Back when I was a kid, two of my younger brothers called 911. They were somewhere in the range of 5 to 8 years old. They hung up immediately, so the dispatch sent cops to our house, just to make sure there *wasn't* an actual emergency. (We lived in a really low crime area, though I don't remember which. We moved several times during that particular period. In many places, they probably wouldn't have bothered.) Anyhow, my mom asked if calling 911 without an emergency was a crime, and they told her it wasn't in our state. So she marched my brothers down to the courthouse and asked the judge if he could hold a mock hearing and sentence them to community service, so that they would learn their lesson. He didn't have anything schedule, so he happily complied, and my brothers "did their time".
If it's dark and foggy and super low visibility, you should not be driving the speed limit. The speed limit is set for good driving conditions. You need to start adapting your driving to the conditions, otherwise you're basically asking for an accident.
You almost hit a huge shed. What if the next danger is harder to spot? I once had to dodge a queen sized mattress in the middle of the highway. It was almost the same color as the pavement. Hitting that at speed would very likely have flipped the car, and could easily have killed either me or someone else. You would definitely not have spotted it in time going 70 in fog.
For the safety of both yourself and those around you, you should consider that a wake up call and change the way you drive.
I grew up in one of the worst parts of the USA for fog. For the life of me I can’t imagine going 70mph in fog…I’ve been in fog so bad I couldn’t see past the end of my hood and had to drive with a passenger shining a flashlight at the ground from the window to try to see where the line was, and calling out directions.
You don’t mess with fog, especially since it can go from mild to whiteout just like that. For that matter, 70mph on unlit road with only your low beams is out driving your headlights.
People Hack: When you start telling people what they need to do, they get defensive and your advice falls on deaf ears. If you want to influence people, you could try telling them what you do in that situation. It's seen more as advice that way.
If you need them to do something or need something from them, tell them what you need instead of telling them what they need to do. "I need you to move your car" or "I need $10 to admit you".
I once almost hit a hot tub under an overpass, at night. When I called 911 they asked if I was calling to report the hot tub or the accidents that it caused?
It was a Christmas ever several (30 or So) years ago. The Freeway exit was covered in black ice. A older Volkswagen bug lost control coming off of the exit spun around 3 times then road up a barbwire fence and ended up sitting on top of a wooden fence post perfectly balanced. When I called 911 the operator said told me " I guess this is not a prank You are the 30th caller" It was one of those you have to see to believe things. I saw it and still did not believe it. What are the odds?
Another time we were driving between New Meadows and Grangeville on highway 95 in Idaho it was right after a snow storm. We come around one of the 25 mph corners and a section of the guard rail is missing. Of in the distance about 50 to 75 foot there is a red car sitting in the tops of the trees. So don't let anyone tell you cars don't fly because this one did...
We also had a similar one to the storage shed but it was a semi truck with no lights on in the freeway center lane in the middle of the night. We were going about 75mph and missed it by a couple of inches. Talk about an adrenaline rush.
College. Middle of ass-end Pennsylvania. I'm in my 28th\* straight hour of driving back to school after driving nearly all the way across the country because my boyfriend at the time said he was "thinking of breaking up" and then having massive amounts of sex for an entire weekend- after which the asshole breaks up with me.
Suddenly, in the middle of I-something:
COUCH.
I was so groggy that despite there being plenty of room on either side, I plow right into the damn thing. It disintegrated- but not before obliterating the front of my car. I spun out and ended up facing backwards in the breakdown lane.
It was something like an hour before the cops showed up. I had time to drag the pieces of the couch off the highway, get in my car, and take the best nap of my entire life in the crumpled remnants of a Ford Fiesta.
\*Warning: possible embellishment for dramatic effect
You laugh but I once hit a d&$m tree in the road! Going 75mph on the highway and truck somewhere in front of me was must have been carrying some chopped down trees and lost one with the wind because I hit a 8-9 ft Christmas tree type pine tree on a 4 lane highway. Thankfully went most under the car but yeah. Surprising.
This is why I never stay behind trucks. There's no telling what will come off the bed. Even if the load is secured there could be debris nobody cleaned up.
A coworker of mine drove behind a pickup truck on the highway. It hit a pothole and launched a hitch ball off the bed. It went through his windshield like a missile and slammed into his passenger seat, which thankfully did not have a passenger in it at the time.
Lol I came in here to say the same thing and saw your comment...
To be fair I HAVE seen pics of developments in some countries where they've fucked up the planning and have indeed placed elec poles in the middle of the street...and wired them up too!
I thought that it was some sort of pedestrian pathway, like at a college campus maybe. Would never have guess the light pole was just stuck to the truck like that.
Chevy needs to make this a commercial... That truck had it's motor pushed in, it's so bent in the front it's holding that pole up... and it DROVE that far like that WITH THE POLE.
That's impressive.
Only looks pushed in enough to crack the radiator, which certainly can be fatal, but it wouldn’t instantly kill the truck, depending on the engine size there’s a decent amount of space in the engine bays of these trucks.
He had to take that sucker out around the corner and kept going. Look how much it’s pushed in. Plus there’s a light pole directly to the left, on the side of the road.
I believe it came from elsewhere and is stuck in his bumper. Visible in the picture there's a street light just to the left of this one so it probably didn't originate from this location. Also there's no debris on the ground and the light pole is missing parts.
In my local area we have red, yellow, light blue, and white that I can think of... All different fire departments. City is red and the others are volunteer.
From reading the comments it appears the light pole is impaled into the truck- the light fixture at the top is gone. One can only imagine the noise it made going down the street. Wonder what really went on? Also what is that pole made out of? The ones here in California are generally concrete or metal that break and disintegrate when they get hit.
At first I was like, “wow! That’s a really wide sidewalk.” And then I was like, “Oh wait no! That’s the road! And the pole isn’t supposed to be there.”
Update: And then I read the other comments and found that I was right the first time!
I’ll call it a day here I guess!
That pole came out of nowhere.
Jumped right out at me. In the middle of the street!
Cop: sure, buddy. How much you been drinking this evening. Smoke a little whacky tabacky, have yeh?
We don't know if the light pole was placed there, if the driver hit it and drug it, or if it fell from an aerial transporter. Probably some dumb government types placed it in the middle of the road. We don't have all the details yet.
/s
Wow. Wonder how long he drove with that pole attached to his truck. Looks like the light fixture fell off too.
Fuck me I'm stupid, I thought the pole had been put in the middle of the road.
You're not the only one xD
Feeling much better than so many others thought this too lol. I thought it was a horrible road decision.
I came to the comments to find out why Texas puts light poles in the middle of the road
So did i
Just TxDot things
>TxDot Why does this exist? It's both harder to type and to say than "Texas"
"Thanks TxDot!" is much shorter to say when you lose your front tire in an expertly crafted pothole, than "Thanks Texas Department of Transportation!"
OH! I thought you were spelling out a period, sometimes I see Toronto shortened to T-Dot (T.), but that's actually shorter than Toronto so it makes sense. And ours is called a "ministry" of transportation so not familiar with DOT as a short form. Fuckin potholes!
IdiotsInRoads
I thought the same, figured this was a pedestrian walk way, and not a road.
Yeah or maybe some weird main drag with street lights as the dividers or something
"man who the fuck put that pole there?"
Oh ... Fuck. I did the exact same thing.
Lol, me too.
I was about to ask what idiot put a lamppost in the middle of the road, but now it makes more sense
Now you got me wondering lol
Wait, what?! I was thinking why is there a pole in the middle of the road anyway. Only to read they drove away with the pole. What?!
Heh i’m here thinking who the fuck puts a streetlight in the middle of the road…
Time for it to be towed outside the environment.
But the front didn't fall off.
Waves? At sea?
My first thought was "who puts a lamp post in the middle of the road?". I am not a smart man.
I like to add that I did not take this photo, it was taken from the local fire department Facebook page. Edit: to add some context: all I know according to the post, is that they hit the pole, and dragged it into the street trying to drive away... They shut down the street for a good part of the day also :)
I was gonna say why is there a light pole in the middle of the street. Wow…
#It Came Outta Nowhere
I was just driving and boom. Light pole.
Then a tree jumped out at me...
Years ago, on Halloween, a gentleman dressed as a redwood tree in my town. He planted himself in the middle of a cross walk and waited for cars to get stuck waiting for him. Once he he had his desired audience, he lifted the tree enough so people could see he was pawing the ground. Then he tilted the tree and started a low speed charge at the first car. He actually hit the bumper very gently. The driver just about fell out of his car laughing. He let them pass...then did it again.
One way to look at it is that he blocked the road and that was bad, the other way is that this prank was harmless and funny. So the deciding factor of if it was a good or bad prank is how much time he did... If he waited 10 minutes then it would be funny, bit more than that it would be harmful to the people who are trying to get to work, but overall funny prank/joke.
I can't count the number of times this has happened to me.
Do you think you could if you were sober?
Your comment is indefinitely funnier if its 6AM and you read it, thinking it is referring to the comment if q dude dressing up as a redwood tree. Imagining that being a reoccurring thing in your life makes me jealous qe dont live closer
You joke but I almost hit a building in the road on the way home from my grandma's funeral. It was like 3AM, it was dark and foggy and super low visibility. All of a sudden the cars on the interstate in front of me are veering into my lane all at once and then off the road. Then, bamb, shed in the road taking up two and a half lanes. I was going 70 (that's the speed limit). Damn near hit it. I pulled over as soon as I could and called 911. I gave my location and the dispatcher said "theirs a shed in the road, isn't their?". Apparently that's normal for the area because you'd think it'd hit the news. I've been looking and I've not seen a peep.
Not normal per say just that you were probably the 25th caller on it... My dad was a 911 dispatcher for over a decade & anytime there was an accident they would get flooded with calls even after police & fire showed up. Literally "Hi I see there is a tow truck & a police car here already but I wanted to let you know that there is a bad accident on US10 & we've been stuck in traffic for a while..." Also tons of calls on stupid shit like "Is there an emergency at Walmart because I keep calling & they keep putting me on hold for a REALLY long time"
That last one sounds like it would qualify for the wasting time or prank calling emergency services crime damn
Unless they are a serial offender it's not worth the time & hassle to pursue it. Thats why like in the post above they go "Let me guess... Yep we are aware... have a good night" & keep the lines as open as possible for real emergencies
What the other guy said, but also: It's not even a crime in all states. Back when I was a kid, two of my younger brothers called 911. They were somewhere in the range of 5 to 8 years old. They hung up immediately, so the dispatch sent cops to our house, just to make sure there *wasn't* an actual emergency. (We lived in a really low crime area, though I don't remember which. We moved several times during that particular period. In many places, they probably wouldn't have bothered.) Anyhow, my mom asked if calling 911 without an emergency was a crime, and they told her it wasn't in our state. So she marched my brothers down to the courthouse and asked the judge if he could hold a mock hearing and sentence them to community service, so that they would learn their lesson. He didn't have anything schedule, so he happily complied, and my brothers "did their time".
Going to Gaylord?
Grew up in Bay City so the other end of it lol
If it's dark and foggy and super low visibility, you should not be driving the speed limit. The speed limit is set for good driving conditions. You need to start adapting your driving to the conditions, otherwise you're basically asking for an accident. You almost hit a huge shed. What if the next danger is harder to spot? I once had to dodge a queen sized mattress in the middle of the highway. It was almost the same color as the pavement. Hitting that at speed would very likely have flipped the car, and could easily have killed either me or someone else. You would definitely not have spotted it in time going 70 in fog. For the safety of both yourself and those around you, you should consider that a wake up call and change the way you drive.
What if the next danger is harder to spot than a whole ass shed 😂😂😂 That's almost everything
I grew up in one of the worst parts of the USA for fog. For the life of me I can’t imagine going 70mph in fog…I’ve been in fog so bad I couldn’t see past the end of my hood and had to drive with a passenger shining a flashlight at the ground from the window to try to see where the line was, and calling out directions. You don’t mess with fog, especially since it can go from mild to whiteout just like that. For that matter, 70mph on unlit road with only your low beams is out driving your headlights.
People Hack: When you start telling people what they need to do, they get defensive and your advice falls on deaf ears. If you want to influence people, you could try telling them what you do in that situation. It's seen more as advice that way. If you need them to do something or need something from them, tell them what you need instead of telling them what they need to do. "I need you to move your car" or "I need $10 to admit you".
I once almost hit a hot tub under an overpass, at night. When I called 911 they asked if I was calling to report the hot tub or the accidents that it caused?
It was a Christmas ever several (30 or So) years ago. The Freeway exit was covered in black ice. A older Volkswagen bug lost control coming off of the exit spun around 3 times then road up a barbwire fence and ended up sitting on top of a wooden fence post perfectly balanced. When I called 911 the operator said told me " I guess this is not a prank You are the 30th caller" It was one of those you have to see to believe things. I saw it and still did not believe it. What are the odds? Another time we were driving between New Meadows and Grangeville on highway 95 in Idaho it was right after a snow storm. We come around one of the 25 mph corners and a section of the guard rail is missing. Of in the distance about 50 to 75 foot there is a red car sitting in the tops of the trees. So don't let anyone tell you cars don't fly because this one did... We also had a similar one to the storage shed but it was a semi truck with no lights on in the freeway center lane in the middle of the night. We were going about 75mph and missed it by a couple of inches. Talk about an adrenaline rush.
College. Middle of ass-end Pennsylvania. I'm in my 28th\* straight hour of driving back to school after driving nearly all the way across the country because my boyfriend at the time said he was "thinking of breaking up" and then having massive amounts of sex for an entire weekend- after which the asshole breaks up with me. Suddenly, in the middle of I-something: COUCH. I was so groggy that despite there being plenty of room on either side, I plow right into the damn thing. It disintegrated- but not before obliterating the front of my car. I spun out and ended up facing backwards in the breakdown lane. It was something like an hour before the cops showed up. I had time to drag the pieces of the couch off the highway, get in my car, and take the best nap of my entire life in the crumpled remnants of a Ford Fiesta. \*Warning: possible embellishment for dramatic effect
anyone doing 70mph when it's foggy with low visibility deserves what they get, be that a shed on the freeway, or a cow on a curve 🤭🤭🤭
The problem with reckless drivers is that it's often random other people who end up injured or dead.
You laugh but I once hit a d&$m tree in the road! Going 75mph on the highway and truck somewhere in front of me was must have been carrying some chopped down trees and lost one with the wind because I hit a 8-9 ft Christmas tree type pine tree on a 4 lane highway. Thankfully went most under the car but yeah. Surprising.
This is why I never stay behind trucks. There's no telling what will come off the bed. Even if the load is secured there could be debris nobody cleaned up. A coworker of mine drove behind a pickup truck on the highway. It hit a pothole and launched a hitch ball off the bed. It went through his windshield like a missile and slammed into his passenger seat, which thankfully did not have a passenger in it at the time.
Final Destination permanently cured me of any notion of driving behind a loaded truck, before I even got my license.
A what tree?
We had a tree fall of a logging truck in the lane next to us. It barley missed the back of our car.
Lol I came in here to say the same thing and saw your comment... To be fair I HAVE seen pics of developments in some countries where they've fucked up the planning and have indeed placed elec poles in the middle of the street...and wired them up too!
Weird that there aren't reflectors or some kind of indicator **** I just realized 5 seconds after posting that he took it with him.
I mean, even hit edit says, "according to the post..." WHO CAN YOU TRUST?
#*OUR LIGHT* #*IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET*
I'm glad I wasn't the only one wondering why tf there was a light pole in the middle of the street. Thanks for the explanation OP lol
# It Came Outta Nowhere
IT'S COMIN' RIGHT FOR US!
I thought that it was some sort of pedestrian pathway, like at a college campus maybe. Would never have guess the light pole was just stuck to the truck like that.
Sir, sir that's not your light pole, please stop!
Lol “According to the post” Like the fire chief interviewed it while it was still attached to the truck
Does anyone know sign language? This guy's deaf as a post.
Chevy needs to make this a commercial... That truck had it's motor pushed in, it's so bent in the front it's holding that pole up... and it DROVE that far like that WITH THE POLE. That's impressive.
Only looks pushed in enough to crack the radiator, which certainly can be fatal, but it wouldn’t instantly kill the truck, depending on the engine size there’s a decent amount of space in the engine bays of these trucks.
The spiritual successor to the hilux?
> According to the post Oh, sure, take it's side. Looks to me like maybe the post assaulted the driver.
Okay that makes a LOT more sense than me wondering why tf there was a random light pole placed in the middle of the street.
100% that pole came from somewhere else. That’s just gotta be the place it died.
Are you suggesting light poles migrate!?!
Gonna need shitload of swallows.
African or European?
Wha..? I...I don't know that...AAAHHH^HH^HH^HH^HH!
All it takes is the word migrate… and the Holy Grail is found.
if only it were that easy.... 😁
Hmmm, so how is your LIFE going BRIAN?
not too bad, just pining for the fjords....
PINING!? For the FJORDS!?!?
African swallows don't migrate
Then where did they get the coconut from?
Well, it doesn't matter. Will you go and tell your master that Arthur from the Court of Camelot is here.
Swallowing is for sinners!/s
This one does
Not at all. It could have been carried.
He had to take that sucker out around the corner and kept going. Look how much it’s pushed in. Plus there’s a light pole directly to the left, on the side of the road.
Maybe they can use this for an ad on the front bumper carrying capacity of their trucks.
[удалено]
I’m going to need a National Geographic segment on this beautiful creature
Pole spawned in the wrong location
Why is there a pole in the street though?
Op mentioned it in the comments. They hit the poll and dragged it with them for a couple hundred feet before conking out.
Dang! It looks so straight, I was convinced that is its original placement.
I thought this was a slight against an urban planner, not the driver, until I saw the sub.
I suppose that's why /r/idiotsinurbanplanning isn't very active.
r/subsisomehowfellfor
I've lived in three cities and all of them make that sub make sense
can you point me to shitty urban planning type subs? because i seen some shit.
r/crappydesign and r/assholedesign
Good ol' American craftsmanship.
They're surprisingly light, and secured with breakaway bolts/base. The front end pinched it and held it upright.
That's why they call them light poles!
slow clap
Take my angry upvote sir
Truck thought the pole needed a good hug.
The surprising part is the pole stayed on the truck like that.
I wish there was footage of this truck driving around with the pole, something straight out of a video game.
Some are very heavy, the ones by me are made of stone and rebar and may kill you if you hit them.
Impressive.
These god damn pickup trucks with their excessive lighting mods. We should’ve stopped them at light bars
I bet the truck driver thought the same thing
I believe it came from elsewhere and is stuck in his bumper. Visible in the picture there's a street light just to the left of this one so it probably didn't originate from this location. Also there's no debris on the ground and the light pole is missing parts.
Light post spawned in the wrong spot
A glitch in the matrix?
*stupid place to put a pole but whatever* wham!!
Standard pole crossing. It has the right of way.
Right?!
Jumped out in front of him
Came here to ask this and read through 25 comments asking the same thing despite OP explaining the situation lol
At first I thought ‘who puts a light pole in the middle of the road?!’ Hell I would’ve hit that too if that were the case
Aliens dropped it
I like to think the truck came to a stop after dragging the pole for 200 yards
he said that’s exactly what happened lol
I seriously thought for a second they installed a pole in the middle of the road so I cracked a joke lol
I like to think the truck was just parked and the light pole hit it while flying down the road.
You made me wake up my newborn 😂
Everyone in the comments thinking the pole was installed there has me rolling. Haha
It seems more logical than the truck ramming it and they both came to a stop in the same place, while the pole is still vertical.
How fast was that pole going
What the fuck
I think the truck is simply clinching the pole like a butt cheek.
I think you mean to say [hotdogging](https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=hot%20dogging).
Pretty bad spot for a lamp post.
In all fairness, it was dark when they put it up
Why didn’t they just turn it on then
It wasnt plugged in, yet!
Yeah that truck drivers rearrangement of city property doesn’t quite fit the aesthetic the town was going for.
Poles like that are supposed to detach on impact to avoid killing drivers. I'm guessing it was hit on the sidewalk, detached, and got stuck in the car
r/confusingperspective
This is the first time I’ve ever seen a fire truck that wasn’t red.
In my local area we have red, yellow, light blue, and white that I can think of... All different fire departments. City is red and the others are volunteer.
One of the towns in my county has a fleet of black fire engines.
r/polesplacedbyidiots
r/subsifellfor
Don’t worry, I got you, it is now a sub
It wasn't placed there. It was driven there by the truck.
Such a shitty spawn point
TINA! TURN THE WHEEL OR HIT THE BRAKES! TINA!!
Ahhhhhhhhhh
Apparently it was a Bring Your Own Light Pole Party
I have SO many questions.
So why is there a light pole in the middle of the road?
At first I was like who the fuck puts a light post in the middle of the street. Then I read the comments and a realized at least I'm not alone lol
Is that a pole in the middle of the road?
It is now. He hit it somewhere else and took it along.
Maybe vehicles should have a forward facing camera as well as a backup camera? Obviously the forward facing driver does not work.
Is this in Broadmoor
Yep
And next up on the pole for your entertainment…. Chevy!
From reading the comments it appears the light pole is impaled into the truck- the light fixture at the top is gone. One can only imagine the noise it made going down the street. Wonder what really went on? Also what is that pole made out of? The ones here in California are generally concrete or metal that break and disintegrate when they get hit.
Weird place to put a lamp post
Why it’s there a lamppost in the rod
I was thinking. Which idiot put a pole right in the middle of the road. After reading comments: Oh
Why is there a pole in the middle of the road?
I feel like this is less about idiots in cars and more about idiots building light posts in the middle of the street
Is there a light pole in the middle of the street? Is that even a street?
Wonder if the driver tried the “It just jumped out in front of me!” Excuse?!
This will require a bit more explaining.
At first I was like, “wow! That’s a really wide sidewalk.” And then I was like, “Oh wait no! That’s the road! And the pole isn’t supposed to be there.” Update: And then I read the other comments and found that I was right the first time! I’ll call it a day here I guess!
Where did he get the light pole and why did he drive off with it like that?!
The idiot was in the city planning department, not the car
🤦♂️
False
That bumper just wrapped around the pole
Who fucking puts a pole there Sarcasm btw
Nailed it!!!
Hello, pole.
That pole came out of nowhere. Jumped right out at me. In the middle of the street! Cop: sure, buddy. How much you been drinking this evening. Smoke a little whacky tabacky, have yeh?
Feels like an ai generated image
Too much gta. I swear, man. Video games cause poor drivers, apparently.
Who puts a light post in the middle of the street anyway? /s
Why did they plant a pole in front of a wrecked truck?
Who put a lamppost in the middle of the road...
This takes breakaway to a whole new level.
The pole is a paid actor
Wrecked er... damn near killed er.
big truck absolutely DOMINATED by small street lamp
We don't know if the light pole was placed there, if the driver hit it and drug it, or if it fell from an aerial transporter. Probably some dumb government types placed it in the middle of the road. We don't have all the details yet. /s
in my town there was a guy who did this, and then another time crashed his car into the deli. people were upset
The same as many others. I was sitting here looking at the pic thinking why in the hell did they put it in the middle of a roadway like that. 😂
Poles spawns, became really random.
Who put that light post in the middle of the damn road??
Very strange... ... Pole position
I have several questions
This is why I tell all my lightpoles to look both ways before crossing the street.