The bridge’s age is likely why it has such low clearance. It was originally built in 1905 and converted to a concrete bridge in 1921, according to Bevil’s email.

Six low clearance street signs displaying a lowered maximum truck height went up in the area of 17th Avenue in Pensacola to warn truckers driving toward the Graffiti Bridge.

This driver hit two different low-clearance bridges in a matter of minutes. In our book, that makes him the undisputed champion of this made-up category, there’s no doubt about that.

The new signs, which will be placed at 12 feet high, will alert truck drivers of low clearance of 12 1/2 feet at some portions of the elevated train track, officials said.