I know this was not done today. But with present tech, driving that route with a radar/lidar mapping the surroundings. And going over that data with visualization and angles of the truck etc you could do it fairly easy.
Edit: (for a team of engineers and hauling-specialists)
"You're absolutely right to push back on that. When I said the load would fit through I didn't account for the corporeal nature of buildings along the way."
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u/Geteafem 5h ago
I know this was not done today. But with present tech, driving that route with a radar/lidar mapping the surroundings. And going over that data with visualization and angles of the truck etc you could do it fairly easy.
Edit: (for a team of engineers and hauling-specialists)