Deadliest Roads | Australia | Free Documentary
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- Опубликовано: 20 фев 2021
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Australia is the second most developed country in the world; especially in the south and west, whilst the rest of the country remains wild and untamed, presenting two very different ways of life - that of the English who arrived in the 19th century in the hopes of expanding their colonies further and further afield, and that of the Aborigines, the first inhabitants of this island-continent. To connect these two worlds, giant trucks, called road trains, relentlessly tackle the most remote roads and tracks on the continent. Since the 1930s, generations of daring drivers have taken to the wheel of these beasts, taking them at full-speed across the Outback’s rugged terrain. These ancestral lands, the Gibson Desert and the unspoilt Arnhem Coast are paradise preserved in a modern world. It is there that members of the Yolngu tribe have kept their cultures and customs alive for more than 50,000 years.
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Australia sometimes reminds me of the United States- in some ways. Big, sprawling countries with most of the Population concentrated on the coasts. The big urban cities on the coasts and in the middle no man’s land. I think Australia - the outback has more respect for the wild and dreaming lands of the aborigines than the US allows Native Americans their traditions. Not sure but it seems like that.
People who’ve lived both in America and Australia always give the aussies two thumbs up. 👍🏼 👍🏼
Anyway, Deadliest Roads Australia explores
those regions that aren’t connected by planes, trains and endless ribbons of highways between Sydney and Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide - the big cities.
Our journey takes us to the Outback - from Adelaide to Alice Springs and Bawaka to Barkirra in the Northeastern part of the coastal region.
Some fun facts:
1. Australia-owing to its size and isolation-is often dubbed the "island continent"
2. The desert or semi-arid land commonly known as the outback makes up by far the largest portion of land. Australia is the driest inhabited continent;
3. The population density is 3.2 inhabitants per square kilometer, although a large proportion of the population lives along the temperate south-eastern coastline. Compare that to last weeks Deadliest Roads Bangladesh with 43,000 people per square km. Wow. 3.2 versus 43000 people per one square kilometer. Wow.
4. Before European settlement, the animist beliefs of Australia's indigenous people had been practised for many thousands of years. Mainland Aboriginal Australians' spirituality is known as the Dreaming and it places a heavy emphasis on belonging to the land. The collection of stories that it contains shaped Aboriginal law and customs. Aboriginal art, story and dance continue to draw on these spiritual traditions.
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This is free for us guys we should be thankful and watch every commercial .
Do you people have the English translation of the video on Somalia's dangerous road?
finally !
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Excellent documentary - thanks. Note that Australia is the second dryest continent on Earth. Antarctica is the dryest.
you know what, Toyota should really sponsor this "Deadliest Roads" Documentaries cuz in almost every episode a Toyota truck is always there👌
Good catch 👍
@Mark Penhall bro try f150
@@AjithKumar-pl1dp in some countries thats expensive to own thats why toyotas and other manufactuers that make small pick up trucks
is popular like in australia indonesia etc etc
Jeremy and pals on Top Gear have tried numerous stunts to try to kill a Toyota landcruiser . It didn't work,but the Toyota still does
@@MUFC1933 it's not a land cruiser it's a Hilux
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Too me bro. Love this docu a lot
You've said it all dear😅
This production team has millions of followers yet still replies to comments y’all are so down to earth I love it!
Ha! What an awesome comment. Thank you. Luckily the two odd million subscribers don’t comment all at once 😉 take it easy and stay safe
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You do realise all this chanel is it just reposts documentaries. It doesn't produce anything for example this series is produced by the BBC. It's one guy reposting and making profit of others works. It's very smart business plan.
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@@aa512 He is smart because he makes it easy for us to access!
I spent a couple years in Aus, majority of it in the outback. Never ceased to amaze me the quality of these old Land Cruisers, absolute beasts of a motor.
I have a old LandCruiser got to 950000 km rebuilt it because I thought it was about due for one. Turns out it had a cracked head and it never showed any signs of a cracked head while running and ran hard all day everyday in 40+ heat went on to do another 300 thousand then I retired it
The 1hz is a beast!
yeah I know, it's like the official car of Australia, they love them there, especially in the Outback, driving them in Australia is basically part of their culture
@@tylerw1976 we needs them for survival here, also alot of fun
@@tylerw1976 too right…if you want to take a trip into the outback you can drive a Land rover…if you want to go there and comeback you take a Landcruiser
“If you kill the land, the land kills you.”
Timmy is a man with much spirit and wisdom. He keeps the ancestry of 70,000 years alive
Seems more a case of ......"if you kill the land (or sea) ,you kill yourself".
The land probably couldn't care less , it'll heal itself like it did for billions of years.
The land probably thinks "let some of these bastards wipe themselves out , good riddance to bad rubbish" 🖕👺
yea very spiritual and wise to intentionally run over kangaroos as a hunting practice. Very humane, very respectful way to kill an animal... I bet they dont suffer at all....
@@jinglemyberries866 There is a difference between commercialization and need. Aborigines' hunt for food and not to sell, its a need. Whereas the meat industry kills cows, hens and what not, though, it may be food for the end consumers, its still commerce, since the meat industry earns profit based on it.
"Beware of these documentaries "
There will not be any turned back, once you started watching them.
Now I'm in love with these documentaries.
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I just watch them to improve my ridiculous English
True
Very true
As a kenyan am wowed by the fact that these documentary teach us alot including other people's culture and belief I respect all human race regardless of ethnicity since most of people have had these cultures since time immemorial and stick to them 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪🙏🙏🙏 I have heard stories from my travelled friend and Now I can conclude this is true fro these documentaries 👍👍
andu a nyomba mwi haha
Tue kwuoo muno
Hapo Sawa.
Kama kawa
i also love all culture, im leaving here headed to africa.
Who ever scrolling through the comments have a bless.day💯
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The road train driver who collects the abandoned cars all by himself really impressed me.
Me too, he's on Outback Truckers btw
@@railfanbryan7225 yeah I know him from the Netflix series Outback Truckers
@peterswarts7695 He’s on Outback Truckers
My favourite documentary channel❤
Thank you so much and much appreciated. Really.
Mine too . I always watch their documentary at night before sleeping
Me too
Same here. Quality content!
@@FreeDocumentary .
since beginning of the lockdown ,I m getting addicted by these documentries
Love a❤️
Sameme 2 bro
Me too. Accompanied by 2 cans of beer
@@capricorn839 i miss beer
same here.
Me too but one part I really don't like is the different religion and a one God
Watching from Nairobi, Kenya.
I love these documentaries especially the way they bring to us the diversity of the people of the earth.
this a world-class documentary
I just can't stop watching these! Such great quality docs, telling real people's stories and giving a glimpse into how others live and are connected to the world around them.
russel is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet , respected by many across Australia , stay safe mate
Timmy needs to drop the tyre pressures. That old cruiser is one of the most capable production vehicles on the planet, no problem going anywhere.
He "bogged" it for the show 🤣
Yeah. Plus, there's no air compressors out there so you generally run 50psi because they lose air over time.
He had Maxtrax in the back
That's called DRAMATIC LICENSE
11 minutes after being uploaded and I see we're all here already lol Yeah I missed these too
Yeah your right we missed seeing the culture and people in other countries
This is fascinating!
Cathy from Nrb Kenya
@@katewabwile9053 what are the chances. Kenyan here as well.
I am herrrrrrreeeeeeeee........coffee check, quiet time check, worlds most dangerous roads double check, let the fun begin. Thank you, FD
Now if only you had a little of what the croc dancers had, you'd really be having some fun.
Being a diesel mechanic in the States,I am fascinated by the creativity around the world. Have learned a lot by watching these docs.
Thanks
Especially about road trains the run on petrol. After various gaffs and over dramatisation I had enough.
Will we ever get a video showing behind the scenes and how they manage to film these great documentaries?
I’d love to see this too. Whichever soul had to risk his life filming in a crocodile mangrove deserves a medal.
Absolutely
Man it's refreshing to see Russell saw him on Outback Truckers. Keep on truckin man
same haha. that dude is awesome. him and that other guy, cant remmeber his name, who was always going thru crazy water crossing, always wore the hat, had the old red and white rig. he was one of my fav on that series, turbo was a riot, but annoying at times lol
Same here
@@savamomirovic4439 Outback Truckers star Steve Grahame..!!!
Was thinking the same
I love the "Outback Truckers" show
@@samantharondeau4580 turbo went to jail and his truck got repossessed
No way, never thought i'd see australia on this!
It shouldn't be. This is the poorest excuse I've ever seen for "Deadiest roads" Apparently 50C is all it takes to be a deadly road. What a joke.
@@Whisper0ak many tourist think they can cross Australia's outback. Half of them die.
@@Whisper0ak What about no emergency, nearest towns being so far, no signal, animals and other stuff.
Yeah it is deadly.
Even some roads here in England are deadly.
@@derngaming4552 That's kind of my point. Almost all remote roads are deadly; The US has many of them. The world has thousands. This series is called DEADLIST roads so generic road and traveling risks should not qualify as risks in this context IN MY OPINION. But i'm not the joker publishing this stuff.
There are many roads that are just as swampy as any other. They get bogged down as well.
This commentator keeps trying to make the drive sound dangerous, except the dude is driving a Toyota, which is the most reliable bush vehicle EVER
Have any of you guys even been to Australia I can assure you that I have and yes these routes may not look all that dangerous on TV but I can assure you when you are driving miles and miles into the middle of nowhere with no help in sight no people around and you are by yourself any mistake you make small or big and put you in a life threatening situation and yes Toyota trucks are one of the most reliable trucks in the entire world but any vehicle is prone to breaking down and if you are out in the middle of nowhere with nobody around and it breaks down what are you going to do and it's a hundred plus degrees or you accidentally aren't paying attention and you get into an accident and are injured now what you are in a survival situation and I have been in a survival situation it is not a joke free documentaries please do not pay any attention to these ignorant fools. Also one last thing the number one thing that leaves a driver stranded in the middle of nowhere is not engine failure Australians run into pop tires more than anything else on their route and yes they have more than one spare most of the time but I have personally seen where I'm completely flat roads just because of the heat and some of the rocks are so sharp they have gotten four and five flat tires in one route so before you judge unless you've done any of this stop being so freaking ignorant
Up in N.T and North Queensland, you will find the tracks off road are made with Toyota's over many years, and if you try driving anything else, they tend to get stuck. Funniest one was when we came on a guy with a hummer wedged between two trees on such a trail. we had a chain saw so we could free his truck. As for the croc's, Fresh water croc's are ok to be around, if you have them in the area, likely you don't have "satlies" as they get chased off or eaten. Salt water croc's are an alpha predator, very smart, and aren't afraid of men.
@@elitehacker1416 You may need to grasp the concept of a joke
They are dangerous enough for those who want to tempt fate. This is a great series.
@@lesliefulton9219 Don’t be fooled into thinking there are no salties because there are freshwater crocs ,
These videos are one of the few things my family can actually watch and enjoy together. Thanks & keep the great work up!
Awesome! Ha! Thanks for the great comment and insight into your family. Truly awesome.
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Came here to see the deadliest road in Australia but ended up learning alot about the beautiful culture. What a show.
I love this one. It’s barely about the road. It’s about the people.
Yeah
One week back I started watching these documentaries and literally addicted to them, spend many hours in a single day watching them, some times I get goose bumps😲so thrilling very good job👍so real
"Instead Of Us Owning The Land, The Land Own Us"
I really love that words
Just a pity that a lot of Aboriginals have forgotten those words.
@@jcramond73 Just a pity that the whites never understood it. All they want is killing and plundering away everything, yet have the audacity to call it civilization and development.
Another advertisement for the unstoppable invincibility of Toyota vehicles.
Yup again,again,again & again Toyotas its amazing to see. I really respect them I own a Lexus but under the hood it say's Toyota Motor Company lol-lol.
Other countries mostly use Toyota vehicle. Only us westerners use Ford, GM, Chrysler.
That cruiser is 100% sound just change the battery and its good for another half a million km
Personally I prefer a Ford f150 raptor for my outdoor adventures, but sure Toyota's are great too.
@@bikosteve8864 that landcruiser probably has more than 300k miles on it, maybe even a half million, will probably outlast a raptor ahaha
*Best quote in the Doc* 26:33 - 26:54
*"You can't kill the land. You can't kill Mother Earth. Instead of us owning the land, the land owns us. It's very important, because the land is part of you. When you kill the land you die."*
A huge Respect for all the hardwork that is behind the scenes. We can't see that but we can feel that. Salute to the whole team
Work is really important
Hoping am the first viewer from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪.
Been awaiting for new uploads.
Thanks FD crew.
Think you got the prize 🎉
My brother I'm all the way in South Africa..
@@vilakazib3608 mzansi😉 we're here
@@mosesmo99
Syabangena...you know...SA is everywhere...
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I did not know Australia was so diverse that there are actual tribes. It's beautiful landscape and people amaze me!! Thank you for teaching me something new once again 😊
The tribes in Australia are as diverse as anywhere in the world. 600 nations and more languages than Europe. There is every type of climate and geography and the tribal people refined the art of survival in each one. A most interesting and complex history.
Work is really important
There are over 400 distinctly languages that the aborigines have
Aboriginal people are among the oldest in the world
@@jimring2374 except they are Aboriginal people (with a capital A)
When I was still living in Queensland, I used to drive from Maroochydore (Coast) to Blackwater (Outback) every 2 weeks and I really miss the view of the outbacks and the peace of driving having all the big roads for yourself so peaceful and calming. Plus stopping at servos and getting pies aswell is something I really miss doing. I miss Australia the most beautiful place on earth.
Let's be honest though, Blackwater isn't really that outback...
@@littlegreenmanpeanut Just an outer suburb of Gladstone 😂
Blackwater the outback lol are you taking the piss, Blackwater is a coal mining town that's about 2 hours from the ocean Outback 🤣😜🤪
Weren’t expecting Queenslanders were you? Ha ha.
Also, NZ is much more scenic.
Thank you for including the Aboriginals in this wonderful video. I love them.
Free Documentary and Best Documentary are two of my best channels ❤
Deadliest Roads is by far my favorite series
“When you kill the land...you die”
Roger that!
They are so connected to nature, like the native indians once were in north america.
Culture differences. 🤔🤔🤔🤔😊😊
"A nation that destroys its soil, destroys itself" - Franklin Roosevelt
Respect for our beautiful land!!!
I love the fact that along the routes, cultures are showcased
These production quality is worth to win Oscar...
And the narrator's voice makes it sweetier 💯
🤔"Sweetier"???
You sound a bit suspect bro😒😫
You straight or g@y?
I'm a Bangladeshi, who is never missed a single episod of deadiest roads.. Love and Respect..
Me too vai
@@regan385 cheer
4wd 24/7 would be mighty proud of that dudes sand driving skills. LIKE A BOSS!!!!!!
All the whites I ever knew who went up into the Top End had/have a lot of respect for the Aboriginal tribes that live there and their culture. There's not a lot of mutual ground between Aboriginal and European cultures, so any ideas of co-mingling never work out. But it is heartwarming to see the respect built up over the years, and I have a lot of respect for these Aboriginal folk too. They've forgotten more about the land than we'll ever know, and their methods work. How that gets interpreted is a matter usually of religious conviction, but it pays to respect it. They are the true sons of the earth up there.
Deadliest roads never disappoints 👌
rusel is also in Australian outback truckers i love him hardworker and trucker brilliant man...
This channel deserves more subscribers... well-done people behind this channel
I'm addicted to your documentaries. Thank you for showing us the world 🌎
im addicted to watching these documentaries
Driving in Australia and New Zealand is just like you drive in South East Asian country, Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Thailand and Indonesia, including Japan, South Africa and United Kingdom..Right hand drive.Greetings from Malaysia.
I can't afford to miss deadliest road upload. I always make sure that I got enough data every Sunday
I had NO idea that there was a tribe of people like this in Australia. Learn something new everyday
toyota needs to pay you guys you showing off the power of their vehicles more than their regular commercials
Including the ISIS and african warlords who use their truck and mounting it with some heavy, used, old anti aircraft gun for their supporting fire?
one of my favorite series, EVER! Anytime I see a new upload of Deadliest Roads Its the very next video I watch. People need to see how others live more often. We all just might appreciate our own situation a little more here in America. Peace and Love to all and everyone who has a deadly journey every single day✌️
@hello Jay how are you doing?
I really appreciate the people of australia and their culture.
Keep them coming yoh!
I've travelled to more than 20 countries just chilling in my Kenyan bedroom🇰🇪
Bye bye GPS,am a local
I came across this channel accidentally last night and i just got hooked on it,already watched 6 of the Documentry in the last 17/18 hrs.. keep up the good work👍
I am still waiting Most dangerous ways to School Episodes ❤️❤️❤️ love them
Russell is my favorite Aussie! Truly a man wwho will never receive the income he deserves! Keep on Truckin!!
Thought Australia was paradise untill i saw this documentary.... The virgin territories are a sight to behold.....
Best documentary ever.
Ive learnt a lot about different cultures from watching Free Documentaries than I have from travelling , movies or reading 🤞🏾
I am addicted to these documentaries
Excellent documentary! My time was well spent watching this gem. Thank you!
These Toyota truks are the best in the world.
@Mitchell Dalitz Ute only in Australia. Pickup around the world.
Have any of you guys ever even been to Australia I can assure you that I have and no matter what kind of vehicle you drive they are all prone to breaking down and in the middle of the desert where the heat is scorching and you are hours and miles and miles away from any kind of help these drives are extremely dangerous I myself have been in a survival situation that could tell you some of the situations these guys are in or no freaking joke so why are you guys keep trying to downplay the seriousness of these routes.I can assure you it might not look dangerous on the screen and yes I agree Toyota's are extremely reliable but no matter what any vehicle can break down especially in harsh climates like this and anyone mistake can put you in a life of death situation. Free documentaries don't pay attention to these ignorant fools.
@@elitehacker1416
I agree any vehicle put through harsh conditions can break down. But so far Toyota has produced off road vehicles that have less chances of breaking than other brands.
So what are you trying to say my friend ? Don’t have the time or patience to read that long message. Keep it short pls.
@@elitehacker1416 50C is dangerous yes, but only an idiot would go on a drive unprepared. Bring enough water and you should be fine. You're making a big deal out of a preventable risk. 🙄
@@elitehacker1416 I've lived in Australia for 50 years and have travelled a lot of it. I've never had a breakdown, because I literally spend weeks preparing my 4 wheel drive before I go. I also don't travel alone, I carry a sat phone, a lot of water and food, 2 spare tyres, lots of spare parts. I'm about to leave on a 2 month trip through the Simpson Desert, to the western edge of the country, then back east across the top. I'll probably do 20,000 kms. And I really really can't wait to go. The desert at night is wonderful.
i need more of this documentary, i have finished watching all the old ones: new ones please
Interesting/informative/entertaining. Excellent motion picture photography enabling viewers to better understand what/whom the orator was describing.
Thanks for this virtual experience.It's seems as though we travel with you on all of your expeditions.
Big up to you guys
Documentary is the life for me.....thanks for uploading waiting for long time
What a beautiful documentary! In today's dying world, it's wonderful to see that a more authentic way of being human survives, with or without Toyota.
Finally! Ive been waiting for another these episodes have helped me through alot. Keep them coming ❤
So glad to watch my favourite documentary "Deadliest Roads"
"As if the land owned us" ; Piaute adage that defines respect Mother Earth.....Great Spirit bless All.
Amazing work!! Hats off! 5 stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Honestly, this is the first 'Dangerous Roads' i've seen that was great start to finish! Great job, and i will keep watching, too!
I swear you guys are the best. Best documentaries. Best production. And you guys even find time to reply to these comments. My wife and I love you guys please keep it up. Have watch all of your videos. Can't wait to see what you guys come up with next. Thank you guys from the bottom of our hearts.
After a week of waiting, here we congregate again.
Indeed. It’s nice no?
@@FreeDocumentary "Nice" is underrating.
Amazing documentary ❤️❤️❤️
Keep feeding us with this kind of documentary.....so nice and informative!!!!
Every week though this documentary I can see many countries culture and living conditions and i love this
Africans : We have the deadliest roads on earth
Australians : *Hold my beer* 🍺
HAHAHA ... Great hihi !!
Have you driven in Texas?
Chicongo and Los Angeles have the deadliest roads on earth.
@@bandido7994 Try Rome, Italy. That is a wild ride and then there is India.
Australia is very unique & well maintained, be it city or forest. And the fantastic camera team has done justice to the land. Problem with your documentary is, once you start watching, you have to watch it full, can take eyes off.
Thankyou for such a great documentary on Australia. I actually learnt something today about the country I live in and love.
Deadliest Roads documentaries are better than any other documentaries
Love it
13:23 - I actually like the look of the road without tarmacs.
This documentary not only enlightened me on the dangerous roads in Australia but also the general state of affairs. It's encouraging what the Australians have done for the aborigines, giving them their lands, freedom to practice their culture and respect for their nature and environment. The outback looks tough though. If one day I have the balls, I'd like to do a cross-country across Australia. Thank you so much for these documentary, they go a long way than simple entertainment. Keep up with the good work.
Not sure I get as excited for a new video upload from any other channel but this one! I love this series. Cheers!
Thanks for another great episode
Love you you guys for all the hard work ❤️❤️❤️
I'm going to sleep but this pop out so, let's go!
I was too but i will be watching this also lol
Which country
@@teamextreme2233 Australia
Ok thanks am from Jamaica
@@taileemaisonet156 I would like to know more about the Australian culture
Most awaiting series😊❤
Such a marvellous peaces of documentaries these are!!! Hats off to the Team👍
I just love this documentaries,keep on giving us more,we love you.
Excellent documentary! I've always been fascinated by and curious about Australia. This gives a great insight to both the Aboriginal people as well as the road trains.
@hello Michael how are you doing?
@@lydiaanderson0083 Pound sand catfish.
@@1984xlx I hope we can get to know each other and can you suggest a way we can talk off here if you dont mind
I have watched all their episodes.... and I just can't get enough.... Can you make more and more and more..... I just love it.... Thank you... Your loyal fan :)
Best documentaries channel period!!!!
My favorite documentary channel! 😍
Waiting for this from long time
Me to
We don't need netflix we are more sorted here thumbs up for the prodouction team,this documentaries brings back sense of life
Since I found Free Documentary channel, I have been able to know a lot of what goes around the world. Thank you so much and keep up the good. Much love from Kenya 🤗