[post_page_title]A bridge too low[/post_page_title]
A common feature of Texan humor is a tendency to give people roundabout answers. This sign is a perfect example – instead of listing the maximum height that a vehicle can be before hitting the bridge, it offers drivers a chance to come along and find out for themselves.
You might think that it’s a particularly unhelpful way of doing things, but interactive learning can be a great way of getting people to remember information. Information like whether a bridge will tear your roof off if you’re an inch out of place.
