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Trailer cave in – how does this happen?

Here is a odd piece of trucking video we found this morning.  How does this happen?  Share you thoughts in the comments.
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Trailer cave in – how does this happen?

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Bottom rails and or crossmembers may have been damaged? Trailer not loaded evenly? Tandems to far back? This was a pretty common sight may years ago , when 53 foot trailers were made legal.

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