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Anyone who has been driving for any length of time will tell you they have witnessed some fairly crazy things courtesy of other drives (and sometimes because of themselves), but the latest tweet from the An Garda Síochána twitter feed really is a terrible, terrible idea.
We can only ask why the driver of this truck thought this was ever going to be ok.
Dublin Traffic: “Removal van with the wrong idea!” Unsafe load. No Insurance/No D.licence/No Cert of roadworthiness. Court to follow. pic.twitter.com/2z7g9ezsta
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) March 25, 2017
As a side note, we kind of wonder how much time was spent measuring the dimensions of the van and the truck....
Photo from Tullaghan Coastal Cross on Facebook
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