The truck left the Strömsund Bridge after almost 16 days
After 16 days on the bridge, the heavy transport has now been driven off.
Quick Look
- A truck that was stuck on the Strömsund Bridge for almost 16 days has now been driven off.
- The transport left the bridge at 13:10 on October 15 after 200 tonnes of concrete was loaded onto the bridge to counteract the risk of lifting during departure.
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Why It Matters
The truck had been standing on the Strömsund Bridge for almost 16 days. The Swedish Transport Administration used 200 tons of concrete as a counterweight to prevent the bridge from lifting during departure.
The truck has come off the Strömsund Bridge
The truck had been standing on the Strömsund Bridge with the engine running for quite some time. It was said that the removal would take place at 13:10 and at 13:10 it came slowly rolling onto the land hill. At crawling speed, the heavy transport reached the north side of Ström's flood valley after spending almost 16 days on the Strömsund bridge.
The Swedish Transport Administration's biggest concern is precisely that the bridge may lift when the truck is driven off.
This afternoon, the truck that has been stuck on the Strömsund Bridge for just over two weeks is supposed to be driven off.
Several questions on the same theme - we will not broadcast live from the bridge when the truck is to be taken off, but the team that is on site in Strömsund will update continuously here.
Open Questions
- What caused the truck to stay on the bridge for so long?
