Hey everyone has anyone been on the Brooklyn queens expressway and if so do tractor trailers fit?

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{"replyTo":"","text":"NYC is extremely truck unfriendly.  Clearance heights are measured from axle height(which varies) rather than from the ground like literally everywhere else on the planet or so I've heard.\n\nThe Brooklyn-Queens expressway is an Interstate so trailers SHOULD fit. Watch the signs though. The one time I've had to go out onto Long Island it was scary.  The clearance height signs were less than my truck height. \n\nThere's a reason many truck companies offer bonuses for NYC driving or flatly state they don't go there.","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Remember stay on the Expressways not the Parkways","replyToPid":0}

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{"replyTo":"","text":"Fúcķ nyc.","replyToPid":0}

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665190 发表于 2022-09-19 20:52:12 NYC is extremely truck unfriendly.  Clearance heights are measured from axle height(which varies) rather than from the ground like literally everywhere else on the planet or so I've heard.\n\nThe Brooklyn-Queens expressway is an Interstate so trailers SHOULD fit. Watch the signs though. The one time I've had to go out onto Long Island it was scary.  The clearance height signs were less than my truck height. \n\nThere's a reason many truck companies offer bonuses for NYC driving or flatly state they don't go there.

","text":"Thanks for that info. I always wondered where do they get there height numbers from on bridges. It’s like you gotta chance every brindle you come in contact with off the freeways.","replyToPid":467165}