Hey at least he noticed it happened, since he stopped.The can haulers just keep cranking out the crashes.View attachment 89155

Yellow and black stripes?The yellow and black stripes on the container should have clued him into it was a high cube container. High cube being 9'/6" , on the chassis it would be about 13' 6".
Yeah. Some container companies put yellow and black stripes above and below the words: Caution High Cube or High Container. Many times it will have 9'6" in between the markings. The steering wheel holders don't take in account the height of the chassis.Yellow and black stripes?
Then he walked back to take pictures!Hey at least he noticed it happened, since he stopped.

Maybe it's a port container thing moreso than a rail container thing. I don't do sea cans.Maybe it's a Canadian thing, IDK! I have seen them though. I delivered hundreds of them to the seaport and just waiting in line, you start looking at differences in the way different companies label the cans, other than the IMO information.
This is about some stickers. Not sure why you're being weird about this.You mean there are difference in how they are conveyed? A can is a can is a can. On land, sea or air. I'll have to go hang at the local yard and see if I can spot a few. Ya really think so, huh?![]()
I can barely see that.
You would see it better if the can wasn't stuck in a bridge and the picture wasn't grainy. you will see it when you are on the road next time.I can barely see that.