Train Tries To Go Under Low Clearance Bridge, $2 Million Fail Ensues

Apparently, things could've been a whole lot worse. Yes, $2 million in damages to a train is not nearly as much as it could've been. Also, the fact that it was in the middle of nowhere, and nobody was injured are two bright spots in an otherwise grim fail.

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