Skip to Main Content National News The 18-wheeler made it a bit more than midway prior to getting caught, authorities stated. The Hugh L. Carey Tunnel in between Manhattan and Brooklyn. AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey By Associated Press September 28, 2023 NEW YORK (AP)– A chauffeur who took an 18-wheel tractor-trailer inside a tunnel in between Manhattan and Brooklyn on Thursday regardless of height limitation cautions got wedged in, authorities stated, triggering a huge traffic congestion up until early afternoon when emergency situation workers had the ability to eliminate it. The truck motorist got in the Hugh L. Carey tunnel approaching Brooklyn around 10 a.m. and made it a bit more than midway prior to getting stuck, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority stated. Tunnel workers informed the motorist not to enter into the tunnel, authorities stated. There were likewise indications alerting of a height constraint and a huge “X” at the entryway, to reveal that the tunnel was not to be gone into. Parts of the truck and trailer needed to be gotten rid of with cutting devices so that it might be hauled out. It ran out the tunnel by around twelve noon, the MTA stated. The chauffeur was provided numerous summonses. A lot of Popular
Idea Storrowing was bad? This truck got stuck in the tunnel in between Manhattan and Brooklyn
