i miss driving on this bridge. the road surface is so smooth that i went well and beyond the speed limit in the Chinese section... The sub-sea tunnel asphalt surface is the best i have ever driven too. 10/10!
Love China and Hong Kong and Macau too.After Amazing Hong Kong Airport Built on Artificial Island after 20 or 21 year to this project,you built this Unique Bridge.Congratulation to China `s experts.Miroslav Serbia.
It's remarkable how little traffic is on this bridge. Apparently drivers from bkth the SARS and Mainland China need to jump through a lot of bureaucratic hurdles to actually be able to use the bridge. Surely someday that'll change, this really isn't being used to it's potential.
To drive on the bridge legally, you need to purchase three separate insurances (Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau), a yearly permit for the bridge toll gates and a three year permit to restricted zone in Hong Kong. The entire process is mind boggling and cost upwards of US$500 per year to maintain
And only a select few have permits to drive on the bridge, so either way you have to take public transport and your money finds its way into their pockets.
actually is a win for them, the bridge has proven that it is faster to use the ferry, but cheaper to use the bus. And the same company controls both mode of transportation, instead of losing out, they're not making money on both!
I need to take that bridge...I'm living in Macau. But the ferries are just so much more convenient when you are living in Macau. I mean, it takes you directly to Central!
Great video of the Hong Kong Bridge....i watch it alwAys.. What is the name of the music in this video it is Great!!!... it goes with it well...what is this music?...thanks...I like Hong Kong...
Kakamiss magtravel punta macau sana mawala na covid at nang makapasyal naman ako sa macau kapag day off ko magbus lang ako takot ako sa dagat eh lalo na kapag malikot ang dagat
There are too many violent protests in Hong Kong. Tourists are not recommended to stay in Hong Kong. Instead, they can consider transiting through Hong Kong to Macau and Zhuhai (a city in Guangdong province).
Based on some speed comparisons of 25 seconds and counting of some light poles I calculated that the slow down between 3:39 and 4:05 is around 7.5 (7.375 ~ 7.625) times slower, so those 25 seconds is worth about 3.3 seconds of sped up time. Travel time: 4:24 (From the moment of counting to end of counting) Travel time while able to count: 3:39 (219 seconds) Travel time while not able to count: 0:45 Counted 134 vehicles going in the opposite direction. Avg of observed vehicles/second over 219 seconds = 0.6118 vehicles / second Est. of 0:45 = 27 vehicles Est. of 4:24 = 161 (134+27=161, checks out) Anyways here is the timings and my showing of work / raw data: 0:42 start the speed run and counting... 2:16 2:58 tunnel 1 starts 0:38 3:36 tunnel 1 exit 0:03 3:39 sped down tempo 0:03 (from 0:25) 4:05 back to sped up tempo 0:55 5:00 tunnel 2 start 0:07 5:07 tunnel 2 exit 0:22 5:29 end of counting Note: 7 vehicles also passes the camera man :O
Realistically though, why does the bridge force people to drive on the right-hand side of the bridge, when both Hong Kong and Macau drive on the left-hand side? Seems unnecessary, but the bridge looks cool nevertheless.
and this why China so vested in further Hong Kong administration integration In 2050, the whole delta/bay area is gonna be like an awesomely huge cyberpunk megacity maybe complete with cyberpunk governance and corporate power too lol but one heck of a megacity
If Philippines want to connect her Islands with bridges. Technically it is possible. the problem is how to find enough money to pay for the construction! Certainly easier than the Indonesia cases.
in the 60´s we were amazed with the development of the URSS, then came Japan in the 80´s. Now again we are amazed with China . But still U.S. is in the top!
It's because the bridge follows the driving rules of mainland China (they drive on the right side). Once you enter Hong Kong, you will drive on the left
@@ianchan5415 Kind of nuts since HK & Macau is China they should just make it all right hand drive since UK no longer owns HK. They still using British license system & plates on vehicles there also.
@@drsysop well I think changing the side to drive on is easier said then done. All road signs and lanes have to be reworked and I guess it would be better to stick to the status quo
![PART 2: Hong Kong to Macau by Bus❗Full HZMB [Hongkong Zhuhai Macao Bridge] #walkingaroundindonesia](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/nE-sPNUDOi0/mqdefault.jpg)
i miss driving on this bridge. the road surface is so smooth that i went well and beyond the speed limit in the Chinese section... The sub-sea tunnel asphalt surface is the best i have ever driven too. 10/10!
Impressive bridge. Thank you for sharing this bridge journey with us!
Love China and Hong Kong and Macau too.After Amazing Hong Kong Airport Built on Artificial Island after 20 or 21 year to this project,you built this Unique Bridge.Congratulation to China `s experts.Miroslav Serbia.
It's remarkable how little traffic is on this bridge. Apparently drivers from bkth the SARS and Mainland China need to jump through a lot of bureaucratic hurdles to actually be able to use the bridge. Surely someday that'll change, this really isn't being used to it's potential.
To drive on the bridge legally, you need to purchase three separate insurances (Mainland China, Hong Kong and Macau), a yearly permit for the bridge toll gates and a three year permit to restricted zone in Hong Kong. The entire process is mind boggling and cost upwards of US$500 per year to maintain
The rain drops, make this beautiful video very interesting to watch!
What's amazing is how smooth that road is .,.
Most of the highways in China is like that. Too bad they are all toll gated, but they aren’t too expensive.
The road surface will last a lot longer, since most people aren't allowed to use the bridge, that's for sure.
Ferry company sure do not like this bridge
@yehoutube The parent company of the ferry company run the shuttle buses on the bridge. Win Win for them.
And only a select few have permits to drive on the bridge, so either way you have to take public transport and your money finds its way into their pockets.
actually is a win for them, the bridge has proven that it is faster to use the ferry, but cheaper to use the bus. And the same company controls both mode of transportation, instead of losing out, they're not making money on both!
Actually everyone i know who has done the bridge has said that they will use the ferry next time for a variety of reasons.
I need to take that bridge...I'm living in Macau. But the ferries are just so much more convenient when you are living in Macau. I mean, it takes you directly to Central!
Love China from Cambodia
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Love China
From Indian state of west Bengal in India
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Mmm
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from Bangladesh
Great video of the Hong Kong Bridge....i watch it alwAys..
What is the name of the music in this video it is Great!!!... it goes with it well...what is this music?...thanks...I like Hong Kong...
Very amazing....Aloha from Hawaii!!!
Super fantastic! Wow! And one more time, WOW!
double WOW
Best experience but scary too …I crossed this bridge & it’s an art of engineering technology
Kakamiss magtravel punta macau sana mawala na covid at nang makapasyal naman ako sa macau kapag day off ko magbus lang ako takot ako sa dagat eh lalo na kapag malikot ang dagat
Impressive & amazing bridge indeed road signs are more visible compare to ours in SA.
robert ndou that’s because it’s practically a brand new bridge you dummy 🤣
Southern Australia?
South Africa I guess.@@superdave354
Sir your channel creates a urge to the place for nature lovers like me! But will I visit? That is the question!! Good journey!
HK & Macau are both left traffic. But this bridge is right traffic?
truly remarkable and monumental engineering ingenuity... thank you @ramhkg for sharing the video... looking for the your next upload.. SUBSCRIBED!
So nice of you
Love and Best wishes!!
Greetings From: Peoples Republic of the Philippines 🇵🇭
爱与祝福！
问候来自：菲律宾
Wow excellent....
Independent video better than main stream media ads.
U cannot go wrong....Hong Kong is Great...it is one of the cities I want to visit
Shenzhen is far better than HK...go chinaa goo
So so beautiful bridge
China is a great
I'm from India
India 💟 China
Thank you for the video.
There are too many violent protests in Hong Kong. Tourists are not recommended to stay in Hong Kong. Instead, they can consider transiting through Hong Kong to Macau and Zhuhai (a city in Guangdong province).
Vidéos scientifiques très appréciables, sincères félicitations.
Very amazing Aloha From Hawaii
Traffic guy: have a great day! Driver: WË WÏLL
I love the bridge-tunnel, i would like to use it every day. Unfortunately, i live more than 600 km from sea :(
The Chinese are born to build mega structures.
Wooooooowwww incredible....
Hong Kong 🇭🇰
Top demais!!!
Only I can say is... WOOOOOOW!!!!..
Interesting how Macau and Hong Kong drive on the left but this bridge is on the right.
Based on some speed comparisons of 25 seconds and counting of some light poles I calculated that the slow down between 3:39 and 4:05 is around 7.5 (7.375 ~ 7.625) times slower, so those 25 seconds is worth about 3.3 seconds of sped up time.
Travel time: 4:24 (From the moment of counting to end of counting)
Travel time while able to count: 3:39 (219 seconds)
Travel time while not able to count: 0:45
Counted 134 vehicles going in the opposite direction.
Avg of observed vehicles/second over 219 seconds = 0.6118 vehicles / second
Est. of 0:45 = 27 vehicles
Est. of 4:24 = 161 (134+27=161, checks out)
Anyways here is the timings and my showing of work / raw data:
0:42 start the speed run and counting...
2:16
2:58 tunnel 1 starts
0:38
3:36 tunnel 1 exit
0:03
3:39 sped down tempo
0:03 (from 0:25)
4:05 back to sped up tempo
0:55
5:00 tunnel 2 start
0:07
5:07 tunnel 2 exit
0:22
5:29 end of counting
Note: 7 vehicles also passes the camera man :O
Which one is the easiest way if you want to travel from Macao airport to HK airport? Bridge bus or ferry.? How much time needed?
Realistically though, why does the bridge force people to drive on the right-hand side of the bridge, when both Hong Kong and Macau drive on the left-hand side? Seems unnecessary, but the bridge looks cool nevertheless.
Mainland China drives on the right.
I would like to go in the tunnel
It's already the longest sea bridge in the world. 55km undersea tunnel?
But you need a permit, passport, visa (if required) and a (mainland) Chinese drivers licence.
patel ki murti dekho yar hamare liye hi bani hai
Maneiro demais
I am living Macau i see every morning
Only 5 Minutes
At Least
15 Minutes Longer Bridge Should be Made
2:58
upto this tunnel it is how many kilometers?
I hear somewhere that the bridge is 55 km long. How come a tunnel mid-way between the cities?
The tunnel is to allow water traffic to move without delay. Very well designed.
Nice bridge. Shame almost no one is allowed to use it.
What was the actual duration of the bus ride that you recorded originally?
45 Minutes
@@ramhkgbakthi Thank you very much for your very fast response.
I can barely cross the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. I'll have a blackout in this bridge
True...
Incredible engineering as only the chinese can do.
This is the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel on steroids.
love from Kerala
thank you!! fun ride,, exciting place
Woooow
Omg
let's just hope there is no traffic jam and a cyclone.
They’ll close it in advance
Can you ride a motorcycle through it? That would be awesome!
Getting a permission to use the bridge is a challenge.
i love china from maldives
Hong Kong road signs are honestly nicer tbh
Thanks
Welcome
how long was the journey?
30 mins on the bridge
great job great chinees
What is this song...? Amazing!!!
Next Longjiang Bridge.
nice video man. how long was the drive from macau to hong kong?
arond 40 min.you can see speed limits 80 km and 100.
I want to see the Pandas!!!
where are all the cars
Which soundtrack is this?
How much it took time to cross this entire sea bridge?
about 30min
I want fast bike to go this tunnel
how many kilometers in bridge
30-35 kms
Wow
Suparb
that was a good ride
Is that a smog or a fog?
It isn't smog. Haze/mist/clouds/fog. Airborne moisture. Common in the region.
How long does this ride take in real time?
about thirty minutes
@@北极光-m4j Wow! Would like to drive that someday.
To visit places
I like this video because it’s the closest I’ll ever get to being a black guy running.
Shame there were no wipers on the bus
Njirr.. aspale mulus tenan
Juste Cause/GTA! ⚠️
LOVE CHINA BRASIL
and this why China so vested in further Hong Kong administration integration
In 2050, the whole delta/bay area is gonna be like an awesomely huge cyberpunk megacity
maybe complete with cyberpunk governance and corporate power too lol but one heck of a megacity
Music?
Intro song?
It looks animated
Great China
用來賽車一流,
The 15 dislikes are surely the Americans he he he he
What is the song title
3:53 Canton Line
i'm not sure if i wasted my time or not
Kindda wana walk this bridge
Please purchase some windscreen wipers.
he is on a bus
On a double decker bus.
汽车可以以大约300的速度运行。很酷。
This ain’t the autobahn bro
i'm shocked that the Guangdong's economy surpassed russia
How about samar to bicol it is possible.
wax ticom in your dream lol
If Philippines want to connect her Islands with bridges. Technically it is possible. the problem is how to find enough money to pay for the construction! Certainly easier than the Indonesia cases.
in the 60´s we were amazed with the development of the URSS, then came Japan in the 80´s. Now again we are amazed with China . But still U.S. is in the top!
maransa1111 Infrastructure wise, especially roads, it really isn’t.
No, USA has bad infrastructure compared to china. Hell, they don’t even got bullet trains!
I thought they drive on left side of road why are they driving on right side of the road
It's because the bridge follows the driving rules of mainland China (they drive on the right side). Once you enter Hong Kong, you will drive on the left
@@ianchan5415 Kind of nuts since HK & Macau is China they should just make it all right hand drive since UK no longer owns HK. They still using British license system & plates on vehicles there also.
@@drsysop well I think changing the side to drive on is easier said then done. All road signs and lanes have to be reworked and I guess it would be better to stick to the status quo
How much is the bus ride
HKD$60
USD$7.74
@@michaelhinata9301 whoa😳. Thank you
Mad at China
Love Canada
Why you mad bro
coronavirus
Blackout are you Canadian?
Yes
Blackout ok
Hydrofoil is more fun!
This bridge will become the world's biggest white elephant after Beijing crushes Hong Kong.