@cbsnews: A semi-truck drove into low-hanging power lines causing utility poles to be ripped from the ground and come crashing down. Some businesses in Toledo, Ohio, were left without power and traffic was rerouted until the poles were restored. #ohio #truck #electricity #power

Will Hlas 🇵🇦 :

that's Not the semi drivers fault. lines were hung too low for service.

Big-EasyE98 :

I’m guessing this happened about 3:30 on a Friday

Junior 75 :

as a fellow trucker not his fault

Porkchop2256 :

That pole broke way too easily and looks like it’s not far in the ground.

Mario Sanchez :

not the truckers fault. those wires are not suppose to be that low

Christopher Maupin :

14 ft minimum on lines.

Anthony :

Everyone saying not truckers fault are wrong. Truckes are supposed to watch for low hanging everything

Andrew Klein :

not the truckers fault

Michael :

them poles were old as hell...

✞ ₳₦ӾłɆ₮Ɏ ✞ :

its 2026 why dont we have our power lines underground yet

user9413718596192 :

Estes is new fedex

Phil :

Those lines have to be minimum 14’ off the ground. That trailer ain’t 14’ tall

🇨🇦 Dustin the Wind 🇨🇦 :

Minimum clearance for power is 16-18.5’ and telecom 15.5’ so the utility company is at fault.

redlinekingz :

lines supposed to be 14ft in higher

deckdrive067 :

Them poles where rotten

Zac P395 :

The driver

Jim Van Dyck :

not legal height. need to be 14 feet.

Joshua Ebanks :

That’s going to be expensive

Chieftawny :

That pole needed replaced anyways!

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truckerjayny1 :

How long will that take to fix

Carlos Murillo :

Dang

PapiTok58 :

Oh damn!

jtberry1200 :

AI