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U.S. Mail Delivery Is Awesome [Jul 23, 2006]
Last night around 11:30 pm a U.S. mail semi truck broke a bridge in Troy. The bridge was designed to carry 4 tons max. The truck weighed 19 tons and fell the 30 feet into the Cuivre. Sometimes I wonder if truck drivers really give a shit about anything on the road. How many times have u almost been hit on 47 towards Hawk Point/Warrenton? I really hope none of my mail got wet
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