The Truck, Which Took a Whole Day to Recover, Did Not Have the Necessary Permits
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The truck that got stuck under a railway underpass in Prague's Krč on Wednesday, October 7, did not have the necessary permits, according to the municipality. The police are still investigating the case. They estimated the damage at tens of millions.
The truck that got stuck under the bridge in Vídeňská Street in Prague last week did not have a permit for excessive transport, according to the municipality. According to the police, the load was not secured, which became loose due to the movement. The server iDNES.cz reported this. The truck with a drilling rig on a low-bed truck got stuck under the bridge on the evening of October 7, and was freed the next day around 11:00 p.m. The police sai…
The truck that got stuck under the bridge in Vídeňská Street in Prague last week did not have a permit for excessive transport, according to the municipality. According to the police, the load was not secured, which became loose due to the movement. The server iDNES.cz reported this. The truck with a drilling rig on a low-bed truck got stuck under the bridge on the evening of October 7, and was freed the next day around 11:00 p.m. The police sai…
According to the municipality, the truck stuck in Prague's Vídeňská Street did not have permission to enter an area where vehicles over 12 tons are prohibited. It also lacked approval for excessive transport. The police cite unsecured cargo as one of the causes, and are still investigating the accident. They estimated the damage at several tens of millions of crowns.
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