Lorry loses roof in collision with rail bridge on Cook Street Glasgow An HGV driver had a lucky escape on Tuesday afternoon when he drove under a low bridge that was a little too low for his lorry. Police were called to Cook Street in Glasgow's Tradeston area at 2.30pm after the lorry's roof was cut clean off. The Heavy Goods Vehicle had struck a rail bridge which carries trains to and from Glasgow Central Station near to the O2 Academy. As a result, Cook Street was closed to traffic temporarily while a recovery operation was carried out. Rail services were unaffected by the accident and a spokeswoman for Police Scotland confirmed nobody was injured in the incident. A spokesman for Network Rail, which oversees the rail infrastructure, said: "It's a pretty robust bridge but has been examined by engineers and no damage has been caused."