Train Beats Truck: Why The Road In Seattle Is Covered in Mountain Dew

It's amazing how many people view train tracks as speed bumps.

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The vast majority of the time, train tracks are, for all intents and purposes, speed bumps. They make the ride less comfortable for a moment and they slow drivers down for a moment. It's important, however, to remember that every now and then a vehicle that weighs hundreds of tons comes hurtling down the "speed bump" at high speeds. It doesn't matter what your're driving, it will win.

Case in point: this Seattle area truck full of Mountain Dew turned right in front of a train, and now somebody in the Northwest must go through withdraws from their usual dose of vaguely citrus flavored beverage.

[via Jalopnik]

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