Video shot in north Philadelphia shows a bus sliding on ice and crash into a fire hydrant as it tries to drive up a snowy road. No injuries were reported from the crash.
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President chaos needs more chaos and more money to fund the chaos that's not a dream
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Learn how to drive!!
Old darn I've been standing here waiting for the bus😊
It came to pass and yet unfolded elsewhere 👀
Thank you, "Lester Holt." 🌹
no snow chain?
More undeniable evidence that the Earth is warming 🔥
😂i wonder if he ever heard of 🗣️ TIRE CHAINS🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😤🦖💨🍀GOOD LUCK DUMB AS😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Two observable characteristics about that bus striking that fire hydrant with the first being that even though the hydrant was completely removed from the supply line, there wasn't the obligatory geyser which seems to indicate that city officials in charge of such things know better than to charge the system when these weather conditions exist just in case what happened here, happens. Then too, having the exact right gauge bolts holding that hydrant on to the supply line being designed to snap instead of having the supply line itself be damaged is just really, really smart and it shows, if I'm correct, that these people running things in Philadelphia have been to more than one rodeo, as the old saying goes.
As a contractor that has pretty much been there, done that for a lot of years, you just have to say, "Job well done", you folks in charge there in Philadelphia!
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how come water didnt come spraying out?
Might be time to park until roads in better shape…