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Thursday, March 26, 2009
Neat idea
I reckon it would be a bit expensive to install though, we'd need thousands of these in Oz
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7 comments:
Yes but shouldn't the ramps be pointing the other way?
Dukes of Hazzard styles Chaz? Like it. So long as the car horn plays Dixie as you YEEEEHAAAAAAA over the 6.20 from Roma St.
Would need even more of them over here in NZ, the main highway between Christchurch and Dunedin has at least half a dozen level crossings - death waiting to happen.
Shirley the curved, tire-shredding spikes would have a lower TCO?
Doesn't matter what you do, some idiot will find a way to get hit by the train.
Agree they should point the other way.
You just know if they were here, kids would spend all day putting things (rocks, dogs, smaller kids) in there to see how crushed they would get
maybe post a federal copper at the boom gates to stop leakers and stuff..wait..oops, orry, they would get there late..DA!, ok, Put spikes on and motion sensoring claymores
uamada-you're right, and in addition, I'm thinking skateboarders would be flying high over those things.
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