now they are saying on KTVU that the bridge is closed indefinitely lol. Shoot, if I were 73 years old, I'd be breaking too!
nileshbabu
· 1 month ago
the power of twitter!
Will "TheeBayk1d"
· 1 month ago
Maybe people will believe us about the power now?
Financial Samurai
· 1 month ago
Yep all closed down. Mad traffic in downtown SF. Just left a couple hours ago too.
lukasgrew
· 1 month ago
the bridge across lake champlain, between new york and vermont has been closed now for a week. they've called it a disaster, and it is. this is goin' to start happenin' all across the country as the infrastructure starts to crumble. they talk of creatin' jobs? well i'd say there's plenty of work for those of us who are outta work, if they'd just quit dottlin' about it.
Anees Younis
· 1 month ago
This clearly illustrates just have powerful a tool twitter really is!
ml
· 1 month ago
why the hell does this have to be about twitter? lame..... just talk about the pictures. we all KNOW twitter is real time. No need to say it repeatedly
r0cketman22
· 1 month ago
Because he used Twitter. Twitter Twitter Twitter
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adamhirsch
· 1 month ago
and it's "real time" too ;)
twofaceddog
· 1 month ago
not texting while driving... but tweeting!
Peter
· 1 month ago
To my knowledge, tweeting while driving is not addressed in the no-texting law.
gingko biloba
· 1 month ago
Used to use frequently, but I dont live there anymore. But even if it's broken, it's still safer than crossing under the floor of the Pacific Ocean on an earthquake fault line in a computer-driven train! (Remember the BART tunnel fire? I missed that one by only one day!
ricky yun
· 1 month ago
I'm really sorry for the accident...But twitter is actually powerful...
uhh, did you guys ask the right to display the pic like that? talk about major copyright infringement. Does twit pic give you the right to just steal content like that? yikes.
Ryan
· 1 month ago
Wow. Twitter is first on the scene again.
Chad Palmer
· 1 month ago
The first "stock" picture of the bridge is the wrong section of the bridge. The incident happened on the east span. They are currently building a new east span, so even if this bridge is 73 years old it won't be there for much longer, so you don't need to worry about it getting worse.
Kanon
· 1 month ago
For a lost thing care nothing to me.
John LoFranco
· 1 month ago
People constantly knock on Twitter, but it's events like these that remind the World how effective this service is.
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