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The culvert in Hougang Lane is equipped with a limited elevated structure with a height limit of 2.3 meters. Vehicles that are too high are reminded to avoid collisions.
The tour bus crashed into a culvert and broke a large hole in the front windshield. (provided by the public)
At about 8 a.m. today (23rd) in Renwu District, Kaohsiung City, an accident occurred when a tour bus crashed into an elevated elevated roadway in front of a culvert in Hougang Lane. Not only was the elevated bridge broken, but the windshield in front of the tourist bus was also shattered. Fortunately, there were no passengers in the bus and there were no casualties. The driver surnamed Li told the police that he entered the road accidentally because he was unfamiliar with the road conditions. The police are trying to figure out the cause of the accident.
Police investigation revealed that a 51-year-old man surnamed Li drove a tour bus from west to east along Hougang Lane and did not pay attention to the height limit of the culvert (the height limit of the culvert here is 2.3 meters). The collision site was restricted to elevated roads. There were no passengers in the tour bus and no one was injured at the scene. Li Nan's alcohol test value was 0, which means he was unfamiliar with the road conditions and did not pay attention to the height limit and entered the road by mistake.
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The police initially determined that driver Li Nan did not follow the instructions of the height limit sign and caused the accident. Violation of road traffic management regulations can result in a fine of not less than 900 yuan but not more than 1,800 yuan. The detailed cause of the accident still needs to be further clarified.
The culvert was blocked by an elevated highway, but the knight still took advantage of the opportunity to cross. (provided by the public)
The tour bus hit an elevated highway and the driver said he was not familiar with the road conditions. (provided by the public)
The tour bus was suspected of not being familiar with the height limit of the road conditions and almost accidentally entered the culvert. (provided by the public)

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