Originally published at: Here's what happens when drivers ignore wet cement signs | Boing Boing
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I do not envy the person tasked with removing the concrete from the undercarriage.
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“I’m gonna make it! I’m gonna make it! I’m gonna…ohhhh no!”
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My father always said, “Son, you can’t fix stupid”. Of course, he was usually talking about me, but still, I think it applies here as well.
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I was managing a construction project where this happened. We advised the driver to IMMEDIATELY go to a car wash and get the full undercarriage flush. Short of that, there is no way to get cured concrete off.
And can we PLEASE stop calling it “cement”? It’s concrete, which is gravel + sand + cement.
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I’ve done this on foot about 35 years ago. Granted, I was really high at the time.
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Never walk into the wet concrete.
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Not that you’d actually sink like that in concrete or quicksand. Density matters!
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