Most People Don't Think About Culverts. Their Failure Can Be Deadly
cainxinth
19 points
5 comments
September 14, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (4 comments)
weightedreply
I learned a lot about culverts after following post 10! ¹ ¹ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsCNU-ptlze2tqAJSDeVGNQ
mikestew
https://archive.is/nX0zx
voakbasda
I have a farm with dozens of culverts. I never appreciated them until I moved here and had to maintain and replace some of my own. Turns out those simple plastic tubes can cost a thousand dollars or more, and that is before you get to the cost to (re)install them. Infrastructure is expensive.
bknight1983
First learned of culverts after the 2006 Upstate New York flood wiped out part of I-88 https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Collapse-of-New-York-Sta...