U-Haul Covered in Sewage After Driving Into Parking Garage it Doesn’t Fit In

When we really break it down and think about it, the concept of renting out moving trucks, no matter what the company, is actually pretty crazy.

I’m not sure if I’m alone in this regard but when navigating my way through America’s roadways, I’ve discovered a great number of people who can’t even manage to control their commuter car. This might be taking a little bit of a leap but I would venture to think that a lot of these same people who struggle down the highway to keep their Honda Civic in one lane are the same folks who are tempted to rent a U-Haul.

We aren’t necessarily trying to bash anyone but facts are facts. When it comes to driving a bigger truck, there’s definitely a learning curve associated with it. There are a lot of people who just probably aren’t very well equipped to be able to handle this learning curve.

With that, we come to face the video featured here today. In this one, we find a U-Haul truck that’s attempting to find its way into a parking garage for one reason or another. Naturally, anyone who has ever found their way into a parking garage realizes that the structure generally isn’t too tall. The clearance is about right in most parking garages to fit a typical 2500 series truck. However, when you slap a box on the back of the truck, it’s not even close to being able to fit.

Now, we like to give most people the benefit of the doubt. In this case, though, things went off of the rails pretty quickly. As soon as the truck makes its way into the garage, it ends up running into an overhead pipe. Naturally, this would be a point in time when most folks would probably just choose to back up. However, that’s definitely not what this driver did. Instead, it would end up getting pretty bad as the driver inadvertently did everything they could to make the situation worse.

It’s kind of painful to watch as the truck squirms around, bouncing up and down as it splits open the pipe above it which appears to hold sewage that ends up all over the truck.