I guess I must be missing something here. If that rather fun bit of kit was able to negotiate the route (albeit necessarily at walking speed!), why couldn't a conventional lorry?
Ah, right - yes I saw that bridge (and wondered how it was going to cope with 19 tonnes!). However, I thought that if that toy could squeeze over, so could a 'narrow lorry'. I guess you folks must have got your tape measure out and proved me wrong
And some - that transporter must weigh a bit.
Has got to be one of the coolest remote control toys ever.
I doubt that a conventional lorry could have been controlled so precisely.
Note that the transporter had a lot of wheels, so while the total weight was high it was presmuamblly a lot more spread out than on a regular vehicle. It was also the only vehicle on the bridge at the time.
Nor I - I put it down to refusing cookies and using software-that-dare-not-speak-its-name.
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