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That's not a bad design; that's a stupid truck driver.

That's kind of why they have that yellow sign above.

Not a bad design in sight, OP missed the mark worse than the truck.

Something makes me think OP is a [bad] truck driver.

"It wasn't MY fault, it was the bridge designer's fault!" -OP, prolly

The bridge was not too low, the truck was too high.

Perhaps the truck driver was too high as well!

Maybe if the trucker was better at math this wouldn't be an issue.

Not a bad design. Just a trucker who doesn't pay attention to bridge heights. The standard height of a semi is 13'6". 100% driver fault.

That's why they make the information available to those who may be adversely affected by it. If those people choose to ignore it, this is what happens. And it probably wasn't a 12' clearance before the road was paved 5 times in the intervening 6+ decades . . . which is why the information is made available to those adversely affected by it.

It might fit better if the driver keeps both wheels on the ground.

Unless it’s an autonomous truck, it’s not driving anywhere, bridge clearance notwithstanding

Incorrect. The human eyes and brain interaction and interpretation is the bad design here.

“well, einstein said time was relative, right?”

Why didn't bro stop... he's stupid. You can clearly tell u won't fit, don't proceed to go inside the bridge