UPS truck gets stuck under low bridge

Feb 2, 2018

Updated Feb 3, 2018

What’s worse than getting stuck under a low bridge? Having it all caught on video of course.

That was the case Friday night at the skybridge at Salt Lake City International Airport where a UPS Freight truck couldn’t quite squeeze under the bridge.

A passerby recorded the drama around 6:45 p.m. and posted it on Twitter where a local Fox TV affiliate picked it up.

An airport spokesperson told Fox 13 News that air was released from the truck’s tires allowing it to make it through to the other side. However, damage to the skybridge is estimated at $25,000.

@fox13 so this is happening right now lol pic.twitter.com/Ry9ImbRrqD
— LoodayXx (@_Alleyezonmeee) January 27, 2018

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