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WHAT THE FUCK???!!!!

I blame the low bridge warning....it's too high up, I'm assuming no injuries???
 
I blame the low bridge warning....it's too high up, I'm assuming no injuries???
There's signs everywhere, on the route leading along that road. Think the driver had a proper doh moment or forgot he was in a double decker. No injuries apparently 👍🏼
 
We have similar problems with a bridge in Shortlands, Bromley, but the main culprits are low loaders with a load that is too high. A double decker bus! There is no excuse for that, unless the driver is drunk or on drugs. I hope its the end of that cretins´s career in public transport.
 
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