So there's this going on now:
That thing has had several major streets in Atlanta on lockdown for three or four days now. About a year and a half ago, another crane set up right in the middle of the street, bringing traffic to an absolute stand still.
Four years ago we had one fall over into a high rise apartment building.
One would think that by now somebody, ANYBODY, would have started inspecting these crane companies/operators and having somebody check their setups before they're given a permit. Seriously. This is stupid on a level I've never seen.
Hundreds of tons of equipment brought in to remove dangling tower crane
We’re working to learn more about what caused the crane to malfunction, and the impact it will have in the area, on Channel 2 Action News starting at 4 p.m.
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That thing has had several major streets in Atlanta on lockdown for three or four days now. About a year and a half ago, another crane set up right in the middle of the street, bringing traffic to an absolute stand still.
Four years ago we had one fall over into a high rise apartment building.
One would think that by now somebody, ANYBODY, would have started inspecting these crane companies/operators and having somebody check their setups before they're given a permit. Seriously. This is stupid on a level I've never seen.