 Had the truck driver driving along Route 202 not noticed the change in road ahead while traveling, what would have likely happened?
He had been highballing west along Route 202, making up for the time he'd spent over a second cup of coffee in a diner, when he screeched to a stop. He backed up two hundred feet, set out flares, then sped off to a telephone. A National Guard officer volunteered to take a jeep down into the pit, having found a spot that seemed navigable. The object loomed out of a cloudbank at twelve thousand feet and Studley changed course to avoid it. Don Cort had been dozing in what passed for the club car on the Buckeye Cannonball when the train braked to a stop. Don made his way up to the locomotive and found a bigger knot of people gathered in front of the cowcatcher.
 He would have driven down into the pit where Superior was formerly located.
 He would have driven down into the pit where Superior was formerly located.  He would have passed right over the town and missed it totally.  He would have spilled his coffee while trying to make the sudden stop.  He would have floated above the ground and continued driving into the town of Superior.