What a mess. They don't know how many may still be in the water.
I'm hoping there was some mechanical malfunction that caused loss of control of the ship. Otherwise it's major incompetence/neglect.I don't know who was driving that ship, but they have to answer for this. It was dark but there was a full moon ...and the boat had all of the equipment to prevent this even if it was totally dark.
I don't know who was driving that ship, but they have to answer for this. It was dark but there was a full moon ...and the boat had all of the equipment to prevent this even if it was totally dark.
Ever since that pedestrian bridge collapsed on a bunch of people at a Florida university a few years ago, I've hated being stuck under an overpass in traffic. I always think about that.Some reports are saying that there was a mechanical failure on the ship which caused it to be out of control when it it the bridge.
The video shows one of my worst fears...
Imagine being on that ship and knowing there's nothing you can do to prevent it.It had a power failure and was in an uncontrollable drift.
I don't know who was driving that ship, but they have to answer for this. It was dark but there was a full moon ...and the boat had all of the equipment to prevent this even if it was totally dark.
Even so there should be something in place to prevent this.It had a power failure and was in an uncontrollable drift.
Even so there should be something in place to prevent this.
I don't believe this is a terrorist attack. I think someone wasn't paying proper attention.
I am pretty sure they will figure it out.
Even so there should be something in place to prevent this.
I don't believe this is a terrorist attack. I think someone wasn't paying proper attention.
I am pretty sure they will figure it out.
I wonder how long it will take to repair.In any event this is going to be a huge hardship for Baltimore commuters for several years.
I have used that bridge many times,
If driving to DC from Boston taking thr Key meant missing downtown Baltimore traffic
I wonder how long it will take to repair.
This is a different situation, but I was surprised how quickly they took care of this.
How a collapsed section of I-95 reopened in just 12 days
Even worse, that's the bridge the trucks use since they can't go through the tunnels.In any event this is going to be a huge hardship for Baltimore commuters for several years.
Yeah..I figure this will be a nightmare. Sounds like it will be a major supply chain issue for many products..The problem is you can't just build a temporary bridge in Baltimore harbor as you need to keep ships having access.
Even worse, that's the bridge the trucks use since they can't go through the tunnels.
Have a friend whose company has a major terminal there. He thinks port opens in 3 weeks or so - at least one channel. Said years for the trucking issues to clear up. Major economic ramifications.