Bus drivers all know the height of their cars. Why do things like hitting the upper limit pole emerge one after another?

Everything needs a limit and a norm, otherwise something will go wrong. This is reflected in driving safety. In order to protect our lives, it can be said that the traffic rules are very comprehensive, and there are clear regulations on where to limit the speed and where to limit the height. But there will still be some bus drivers hitting the height limit pole. Next, let's learn about an accident in which a bus hit a height limit pole.

A spring outing bus full of children crashed into Gao Qiao. According to the understanding, the bus? Expenses? Most of the children were cut, most of them were cut by broken glass, and several children were seriously injured. The bridge has clearly stated that the height limit is 2.8 meters, but the bus ran into it in desperation. Judging from the damage of the bus, the bus driver did not take action to slow down at that time, otherwise it would have crashed into such a serious situation. However, this warning sign of height limit does not seem so obvious, and the driver also said that he did not pay attention. Even if there is no warning sign of limited height, the naked eye predicts that the average bus will not pass this height, and the driver is obviously stubborn.

Don't bus drivers know the height of their cars? Why do you know the height of your car and hit the upper limit pole? What kind of psychology are these bus drivers?

1. Seize the opportunity.

I think these bus drivers who hit the upper limit pole are generally lucky. They all know how high their car is, but they don't want to take a detour because they are afraid of trouble, so they just want to try in case they can get there, and then they cause tragedy.

2. The signboard is not obvious

Another possibility is that the sign next to the height limit pole is not obvious, and the bus driver accidentally bumped into the height limit pole because he didn't see the sign, which often happens.

3. Be responsible for safety.

I hope bus drivers can be more serious and responsible, and they must be responsible for themselves and others, whether they are lucky or not.