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Optimus Fail.
i lol’d.
oh yay a Failtruck!
Everyone remember where Failtruck Parked! right next to dork in orange jumpsuit!
Optimus Prime on a drunken bender.
Octabong Prime?
Awesome call.
That was great!
Autobots, Roll ou… Hey, can someone give me a push?
How the crap did this even happen!? There are no roads in sight.
That’s what I’m saying >< Why the hell is that truck even there? My mind! It is boggled!
Was thinking exactly the same thing.
why would you ever build train tracks under a fucked up semi on a small hill?
Shortcut home . . . bad idea
Offroading semis…not so great, either.
Now how the f*** did that happen?!
This is EXACTLY what ran through my mind when I first saw this…!
Me too. This fails so hard it’s a win. I don’t even know how you’d do this if you intended to.
Maybe the truck was on a train and fell off?! However - I lol’d!
I somehow doubt you could fit an articulated lorry on an average train.
It’s perfectly logical.
It was a super train. If you look closely you’ll see, that each of the rails
is just made for one trainwheel. HUGE.
So the truck fell of.
Uhhhh - it’s 2 sets of tracks for 2 trains. Not 1 spanning both sets. Super train = fail.
Sense of humour fail.
Seconded.
Cubed.
Weinered.
Wienered*
I think it’s hilarious that you corrected the spelling of a word that doesn’t exist. Bravo(a?)!
<3 Shadow
I’m just that skilled, Brandon.
*masturbates*
No, super train always wins. ALWAYS.
imminent getting-hit-by-a-train FAIL
Poor Anny. Logic has killed your sense of humor.
We’ll buy you a new one at BJ’s.
I love BJ’s, They’re my favorite.
Yeah, it’d probably be hard to fit a tractor-trailer rig too.
a road facing the tracks off to the left maybe?
I think so. Should be on the right side - isn’t there a road on the right? After bumping up on the left side, the truck should look worse. Maybe it came off the road and turned somehow.
Expressing my thougts in english FAIL
There’d be much more catastrophic damage to the truck if it had fallen off a moving train I think. This’d turn into an epic fail though whenever the next train shows up…
That’s nothing. The next thing to run through the trucker’s mind is likely to be a train.
comment win
interesting question. I see no street or any kind of bridge there o_O
The driver’s is beyond dumb, he fails at being dumb. I think a brine shrimp could’ve figured that one out.
Yeah, but a brine shrimp couldn’t reach the gas pedal. Evolution WIN!
He’s got a cargo trailer full of FAIL & was making a delivery.
…or rather, FAILing to make a delivery.
Oh no… he MADE the delivery!
yeah, in his pants when he found out the company was going to charge him for repairs, right as the next train was coming.
…maybe because there is no sign telling you not to do it!
as brandon said that’s exactly what i was thinking. actually looking at the front bumper and how far back the front axel is on the cab, maybe the driver fell asleep at speed and the truck ran off the road and stopped there.
My guess? High winds. Though perhaps not…the damage near the top of the trailer doesn’t seem high enough for a truck having been rolled a significant distance. But I can’t honestly think of another explanation.
The obvious explanation is that either a tornado picked the truck up and placed it there OR some Godzilla-sized jokester is having a bit of fun with the driver who was probably saucin it up at the local watering hole! Now look at him. Stumblin around near his truck, scratchin his head.
Or - aliens did it.
This happened near my city. IIRC, the driver was From Away, and for some reason it made perfect sense to him to try and take a shortcut across the bald prairie with a semi truck. He got hung up on the train tracks, and then the Internet came along to take some pictures.
Haha, yeah I remember when this was all over the news. The TV news people actually interviewed the driver, who said “Well, I thought I could make it!” He was taking a “shortcut” (through the field) around some traffic that was blocking the actual rail crossing. There’s a whole series of pics that were floating around for a while. Good stuff!
Good lord, it’s just as bad as I thought when I first looked at it.
Most fails have some sort of explanation when you think about them, like the hotel with doors to the non-existent walkway that was in the process of undergoing renovation. But this one… wow. Just wow.
Actually I got a forward with this one it one time and it had several other pictures from the incident as well. I’m still not sure how the driver accomplished it, but the truck went off a road and through a field and then up a very steep embankment, of which the train tracks were on top of. Had the tracks not been there, there’s still no way in hell the truck would have made it over the hill. And in the other pictures you could see several angles and see the tracks where the truck went through the field.
I read somewhere that the driver had a heart attack
Liar, liar. Stop pretending to have a clue….
I would guess that the truck ran off the road past the ditch in the left side of the picture and either had so much momentum that it actually made it all the way up the embankment before stopping, or was somewhere in between the ditch and the top so it was easier for whatever crew one calls in to remove a truck in such a condition to haul it up to the tracks than to pull it backward onto a highway.
Still an excellent fail, may this serve as a shining example for future fails to be of this caliber!
Is that a convict standing by the truck? What’s with the blaze orange outfit?
FIFTH!
No
Did that comment hurt? No what?
Railroad maintenance, maybe? I’d for sure want to be easily visible if I worked railroad maintenance.
How much railroad maintenance do you need to do out in the middle of nowhere? “Um, lesse here…rails still nailed to the ground with spikes…check. Rails still made of steel…check. Looks good to me.”
“Tractor trailer still firmly embedded onto tracks… check.”