A truck for Trillium Brewing, which has a ‘Storrowed’ beer, reportedly Storrows in Boston
“Ironic” singer Alanis Morissette would have a field day with this one.
A box truck for Trillium Brewing Company, which has a “Storrowed” Double IPA beer, reportedly Storrowed on Friday.
MassDOT reported the Storrowing shortly after noon.
“Box truck Bridge-Strike in #Boston on Storrow Dr EB at the Longfellow Bridge,” MassDOT posted. “Right lane closed. Expect delays.”
A video was going viral of the ironic Storrowing.
A truck for Trillium Brewing Company, the same company that has a beer dedicated to trucks that get ‘storrowed’, has just hit a bridge on Storrow Drive. pic.twitter.com/BAXCOuyR1L
— Only In Boston (@OnlyInBOS) May 10, 2024
“Our annual move-in season Double IPA serves as a PSA to warn against the Boston phenomenon of lodging a box truck under a low clearance overpass on Storrow Drive,” reads the brewery’s description for the “Storrowed” beer.
“While it’s a sporadic episode that can snarl traffic for hours, most of these incidents occur during college move-in weekend, typically around Labor Day,” the brewery wrote on its website. “Be sure to heed the low clearance warnings at the Storrow Drive entry points!”
More Stories
Saudi Arabia cuts off October oil supplies to Europe – Bloomberg
The reported extension of supply disruptions follows a Houthi attack that knocked out a key export pipeline Saudi Arabia’s state-owned...
JPMorgan throws in towel on forecasting oil price
The bank no longer knows how to model the market, given the lack of a clear endgame in the US...
Getting to know you: Neeral Shah, founder and CEO, YardLink
Neeral Shah launched YardLink in 2018 to move construction buying off the phone and onto a platform. It now lists...
Getting to know you: James Cobb, CEO and founder, Crowd Connected
James Cobb founded Crowd Connected at the Surrey Technology Centre in Guildford in 2013, after years as a tour manager...
Getting to know you: Tony Earnshaw, CEO, UK Commercial Group
Tony Earnshaw is chief executive of UK Commercial Group, a national facilities management business with offices in Gateshead, Manchester, Leeds...
FCA finds no evidence its rules block SME access to finance
The Financial Conduct Authority has found “no evidence” that its own regulation is a major barrier to small and medium-sized...
