I used to think i was "King of the Road" pulling a 40' Flat/Tipper Trailers in the UK but after watching 2, 3, 4 & 5 Trailers roll by on my screen it's the Girls & Boys who drive the "Road Trains" who are the real Kings & Queens of the Roads. Good Video thanks for sharing 👍
La verdad es que cuando aceptan o aceptamos llevar dobles remolque o como ahí los Kangaroos son los number1 para eso.y no le quito merito a los Troqueros o amigos de la 57 como dicen mis compadres en Mexico que ahi justamente las carreteras no son rectas inacabables y en llano. Estos ases de la 5a rueda tienen dlnde elegir smericanos,o Europeos pero todos con su toque australiano en todos ellos como saben los entendidos y enamorados del camion.desde Kenworth a Volvos siempre con esas cabezas reforzadas y no tan bajas como Los gringos.🇮🇪🇪🇸no sé si e puesto la de México u la de Italia.disculpas.
This is insane seeing from an American perspective. Those trucks pulling those GIANT vehicles. Nobody would dare do that here especially here in NC with the roads being as narrow as they are here. The closest you’d get is a truck pulling a large crane but that’s about it
Well done. Great to see viewers from overseas appreciate your work as well. I am familiar with a lot of that gear and really enjoyed the presentation. That is some pretty good footage! Impressive how you mostly get the full Quads in the shot. A comprehensive cross section of heavy transport in the Outback. Nice footage of the floats and platform setups doing the Heavy Haulage of mining machinery. 5 trailer roadtrain was a bit of a bonus catch too !!!
My father inlaw, has spent about the last 5 years dragging 3 Centurian trailers up north. He is 75 and stopped the road trains, but is now driving a grader on mine site somewhere.
Wow not even in the US would you find tractor trailers this big and this long. Very impressive! Australia has got to have the longest and biggest ones by far!
Australian trucks weigh more empty than American trucks weigh loaded. A quad road train is roughly 66t-70t empty & 170t loaded with some new combinations going to 190t and those are just the road legal ones on many mine sites the weights can range from 250t - 600t
The mega quads are really extraordinary. They are gigantic, even in this region. It's good to see more companies operates them, it's obvious the concept is successful. The variety is excellent again, lots of cool trucks and trailers. The friendly wave at 5:12 is cute. Of course the oversize loads are amazing too. Is that Kumarina Roadhouse at 7:13? I know the last place is Auski Roadhouse with the new paved parking lot. Fantastic video again Phil, you're lucky you can regularly catch these wonderful monsters for us.
@@australiantruckspotting8883 Haha this is funny. I've never been in Australia so far. But I've seen a lot of photos of these remote roadhouses up in the Pilbara region. I can identify most of them, because usually the surroundings are very unique.
@@Zsolti0NYM Well you’re right about the Auski Roadhouse, it used to be a dustbowl but the truck refuelling and parking area has been paved to a certain extent. Well picked on the Kumarina Roadhouse as well.
@@Zsolti0NYM I must say, the drive between Newman and the Auski is absolutely sensational, the scenery is breaktaking. You can see it in the backdrop of some of my clips. I would recommend it to anyone that comes to Western Australia.
Yeah, that was a bit of a surprise, the double Bdouble behind the lead trailer. Went back a couple of times to make sure there wasn't a problem with my ability to count. 👍
That's right! BAB quad being pulled behind a single lead trailer. I kept squinting at it to check if I can still count too! 😂👍 First quin roadtrain I've seen on what looks like a public road. Biggest in my town is AB triples.
Its amazing how in America there is a shortage of drivers, but did the 'experts' ever consider adding capacity to the trucks. We are limited to 1 53 foot trailer. Imagine if we could haul 2...or 3. In Canada, under some circumstances you can haul 2 53 foot trailers. Best we can do in the US (only in some states) is triples, 3 28 foot trailers.
For short trips, roadtrains are likely too complex. And for long trips, regular trains are more efficient, if there is enough being shipped. I imagine that's why they are used in down under, to get goods to places efficiently, where there is not enough demand to run a train track. Compared to the outback, the US has a relatively high population density.
@@titaniummechanism3214 100%. Much of what is shown in this video is due to mining activity in remote areas. The side tippers are mainly hauling from smaller mines to shipping or processing facilities. Some larger mines do have rail infrastructure and this video shows one of those trains hauling iron ore in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. There is also a lot of general freight and fuel being hauled to remote townsites and mines.
0:35 Wow! I've never seen that combination before. Looks like pig traliers between the A trailers to give a total of 5 trailers. Edit: Nope, upped the resolution and they look like B trailers. ABAB quin road train!? Thats fantastic!
Видимо есть участки пути ровные максимально по поворотам и горизонту.На таких участках и таскают такие сцепки. В сложных местах буксируют по одному контейнеру.😊
Nice Australian looks of these trucks. Do you have some more MACK and SCANIA configuratians / old and new. The heavy V-8 SCANIA in Western Australia. Greetings frpm the Netherlands. 😊❤
Great vid and really interesting to see. Nice mix on bonnetted trucks and cab overs, would i be right in saying Volvo are the most popular European brand owing to Volvo making Aussie FHs and FH16s in Wacol? (literally just found out the FM and FMX are Aussie made too which is cool 😄)
Thanks, glad you liked it. Yes I’d say Volvo are the most popular Euro brand in Australia. The Aussie built ones are made to suit the local conditions.
Awesome, yeah makes sense, be cool if Volvo (and Scania) made bonnetted trucks just for Australia (I know Iveco did sell one designed specifically for Australia for a time)
Hey, Mr 18 wheeler USA citizen, try some of these 98 wheelers for size. Forget the cost of the truck, just pay for the tires 🙂. Or at 2:15 a 112 wheeler, but they aren't the biggest. Check out "Longest Truck in The World - Road Train in Australia" - 6 trailers.
It is very interesting to see how the trend in Australia is changing for the better, the new trucks that are seen are European, the Australians are renewing their trucks for European ones that are much better, in Mexico something similar is happening, we have the American truck very deeply rooted, but they are much worse than the Americans
I find it cool Australia has trucks from America and from the uk and tbh I think us Americans need to take a stand bc these new cab overs from the uk look amazing imo
That was nice. No self advertisement no video sponsor no annoying face reveals or comments... Jus like old RUclips from 2000s
Glad you liked it. Nothing but non-stop action !
I used to think i was "King of the Road" pulling a 40' Flat/Tipper Trailers in the UK but after watching 2, 3, 4 & 5 Trailers roll by on my screen it's the Girls & Boys who drive the "Road Trains" who are the real Kings & Queens of the Roads. Good Video thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it !
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Thank you !!
Driving these iron monsters is not for anyone, just the boldest ones can drive these beasts. Hats off to them
@@andersonstmoficial6431 You could say that !
@@australiantruckspotting8883 I do!
It is staggering to see just a small portion of the freight that is moved out of and into these mine sites. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching !
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Love the road trains the classic outback transportation in Australia I've seen a lot of them when visiting my buddy in Queensland
Glad you liked it
Now I know where the inspiration for the war rig in the mad max films came from.
Definitely
Wow, loved the selection of rigs you caught!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it
Trucks in Australia are really long
They certainly are !
According to geography..Australia is flat..different from Indonesia which is hilly..the truck is not too long.
Wow they must be a sight up close, very impressive Cheers!
They sure are !
Full respect to you fella's. You helped me out in the 90's. 👍.
@@sarin62 Cool
Love the videos, the quad trailer setups must be a tyre makers dream, and a nightmare for the operator if they get a flat.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video!
La verdad es que cuando aceptan o aceptamos llevar dobles remolque o como ahí los Kangaroos son los number1 para eso.y no le quito merito a los Troqueros o amigos de la 57 como dicen mis compadres en Mexico que ahi justamente las carreteras no son rectas inacabables y en llano.
Estos ases de la 5a rueda tienen dlnde elegir smericanos,o Europeos pero todos con su toque australiano en todos ellos como saben los entendidos y enamorados del camion.desde Kenworth a Volvos siempre con esas cabezas reforzadas y no tan bajas como Los gringos.🇮🇪🇪🇸no sé si e puesto la de México u la de Italia.disculpas.
This is insane seeing from an American perspective. Those trucks pulling those GIANT vehicles. Nobody would dare do that here especially here in NC with the roads being as narrow as they are here. The closest you’d get is a truck pulling a large crane but that’s about it
And interesting considering these vehicles are mostly from American owned manufacturers such as Kenworth and Caterpillar.
@@australiantruckspotting8883 vehicles which are actually made purposely for those kinds of applications so totally different from american setups.
in scandinavia Sweden, Finland.... they have also road trains too.
Well done. Great to see viewers from overseas appreciate your work as well. I am familiar with a lot of that gear and really enjoyed the presentation. That is some pretty good footage! Impressive how you mostly get the full Quads in the shot. A comprehensive cross section of heavy transport in the Outback. Nice footage of the floats and platform setups doing the Heavy Haulage of mining machinery. 5 trailer roadtrain was a bit of a bonus catch too !!!
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed watching it !
Amazing shots! No one would want to be stuck in the path of one of these!👍Greetings from Canada!
Greetings !
My father inlaw, has spent about the last 5 years dragging 3 Centurian trailers up north. He is 75 and stopped the road trains, but is now driving a grader on mine site somewhere.
Cool
Wow not even in the US would you find tractor trailers this big and this long. Very impressive! Australia has got to have the longest and biggest ones by far!
I think we do !
Just wondering, how do you turn a truck that long?
@@nelsonchinasamy9857 They take a fair amount of space to turn
Australian trucks weigh more empty than American trucks weigh loaded. A quad road train is roughly 66t-70t empty & 170t loaded with some new combinations going to 190t and those are just the road legal ones on many mine sites the weights can range from 250t - 600t
@@OGMoses_ mining road trains are really bigger, longer and heavier than the conventional road trains
The roads must be built extra strong for those heavy loads and the hot weather.
They certainly are built with this traffic in mind but they can still deteriorate quickly.
The mega quads are really extraordinary. They are gigantic, even in this region. It's good to see more companies operates them, it's obvious the concept is successful. The variety is excellent again, lots of cool trucks and trailers. The friendly wave at 5:12 is cute. Of course the oversize loads are amazing too. Is that Kumarina Roadhouse at 7:13? I know the last place is Auski Roadhouse with the new paved parking lot. Fantastic video again Phil, you're lucky you can regularly catch these wonderful monsters for us.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed this one. Sounds like you have been up that way.
@@australiantruckspotting8883 Haha this is funny. I've never been in Australia so far. But I've seen a lot of photos of these remote roadhouses up in the Pilbara region. I can identify most of them, because usually the surroundings are very unique.
@@Zsolti0NYM Well you’re right about the Auski Roadhouse, it used to be a dustbowl but the truck refuelling and parking area has been paved to a certain extent. Well picked on the Kumarina Roadhouse as well.
@@Zsolti0NYM I must say, the drive between Newman and the Auski is absolutely sensational, the scenery is breaktaking. You can see it in the backdrop of some of my clips. I would recommend it to anyone that comes to Western Australia.
Spectacular video! The Newman region and the entire Pilbara with road train transit, wonderful, incredible experience.
Thank you, glad you liked the video
Sehr schöne Trucks. DANKE
Thank you !
Это классное видео👍
Смотрю из России
Glad you liked it !
Wow I i never knew wa gets 5 trailer road trains 0:41 amazing video btw
I was happy to catch that one !
I'd be the same too@@australiantruckspotting8883
Yeah, that was a bit of a surprise, the double Bdouble behind the lead trailer. Went back a couple of times to make sure there wasn't a problem with my ability to count. 👍
That's right! BAB quad being pulled behind a single lead trailer. I kept squinting at it to check if I can still count too! 😂👍
First quin roadtrain I've seen on what looks like a public road. Biggest in my town is AB triples.
1:43 我仲以為淨係美加有列咁長嘅貨運列車！點知原來澳洲都一樣會有一列咁長嘅貨運列車喎
Another brilliant video brother. Been all over the beautiful country on that side. Looking forward the next one. 👍
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it !
Its amazing how in America there is a shortage of drivers, but did the 'experts' ever consider adding capacity to the trucks. We are limited to 1 53 foot trailer. Imagine if we could haul 2...or 3. In Canada, under some circumstances you can haul 2 53 foot trailers. Best we can do in the US (only in some states) is triples, 3 28 foot trailers.
The big distances in Western Australia have necessitated the use of the road train. I guess the roads weren’t designed to carry them in the US.
For short trips, roadtrains are likely too complex. And for long trips, regular trains are more efficient, if there is enough being shipped. I imagine that's why they are used in down under, to get goods to places efficiently, where there is not enough demand to run a train track. Compared to the outback, the US has a relatively high population density.
@@titaniummechanism3214 100%. Much of what is shown in this video is due to mining activity in remote areas. The side tippers are mainly hauling from smaller mines to shipping or processing facilities. Some larger mines do have rail infrastructure and this video shows one of those trains hauling iron ore in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. There is also a lot of general freight and fuel being hauled to remote townsites and mines.
I was wondering this myself. The trucker would like the extra money and the company would like the savings. Road trains for the USA
Amazing long trucks long Train 🚆🚆🚆🚆 by from Albania boy good luck with you
Greetings, thank you
Fantastic video. 🐿️🍃
❤️ from Africa 🦁🌍🌴⛅
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it
Wow. That was amazing. 5 Axle Volvo never seen before 👍.greetings
@@jurgenr.9840 Greetings. Yes they are impressive.
Loved the number of Cat haul trucks being moved in this one! 🤘
There’s so much action in that area, it’s incredible
0:35 Wow! I've never seen that combination before. Looks like pig traliers between the A trailers to give a total of 5 trailers.
Edit: Nope, upped the resolution and they look like B trailers. ABAB quin road train!? Thats fantastic!
It is definitely unusual
That was a good one.First time I've seen more macks than K.Ws I think.
Macks are popular in Australia
Видимо есть участки пути ровные максимально по поворотам и горизонту.На таких участках и таскают такие сцепки. В сложных местах буксируют по одному контейнеру.😊
Long trucks can go fast. Is the truck's load light?
Not really, it’s mainly ore
Nice Australian looks of these trucks. Do you have some more MACK and SCANIA configuratians / old and new. The heavy V-8 SCANIA in Western Australia. Greetings frpm the Netherlands. 😊❤
There are smaller configurations. I will try to incorporate some of them in future videos.
Nice video mate and thx for shareing...Greets from Berlin Germany from Roadie ✌
Greetings. Glad you liked the video. I have been to Berlin and look forward to returning one day.
Amazing..good video.. hello from Malaysia ✌️
Thank you
Interesting video for something common in Australia (but not in Europe), good surprise the railroad crossing (1:50).
I was in the right place at the right time to catch the train.
👍 wowww... Di tempat saya tidak ada yang seperti ini...
Hope you enjoyed watching it
Wow that is amazing and very cool!❤👍👍👍
Thanks, glad you liked it !
The quadruple mining road train looks so neat and amazing! I like the combo without the B-double
@@dacartrainguy They are awesome to see
5:59 that shot was just perfect
It came out alright on the video, I didn’t think it was that good when I filmed it. Thanks
@@australiantruckspotting8883 I really like far away zoomed in shots like that one, they look really cool
Film klasa sama w sobie. Pozdrowienia z Polski.
Greetings !
Hey man, how much does the quin road train at 0:41 weigh fully loaded?
Not 100% sure.
Saludos desde Honduras 🇭🇳
Greetings
And what a beautiful country we live in.
The scenery up there is amazing
That was an automated Rio train too
No, it has a driver. They do use automated road trains on private mining roads in Western Australia but they aren’t allowed on public roads.
Totally wild..!!! Aaamazing
Glad you enjoyed the video !
@@australiantruckspotting8883 more videos more videos.!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I wish my country could have trucks like this
We are lucking in Australia
2:14 my favourite prime mover.
Excellent
Top vídeo 🎥 desses rodotrens gigante fazendo sussesso nas estradas Austrália 👏👏👏👍😎🇧🇷
Thank you !
Yeah, thats amazing.!
They are pretty cool
Great Video!!
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.
Do long ones I'm sure they only do straight line driving 😮
Highways mainly.
Holy sit !!!! All are bigger than in Canada
🚅 don't you all enjoy railroad
🚈 trams, trains etc are just so cool
🚞 take a ride in my ''transportation'' folder, (folder 4) :)
Great vid and really interesting to see.
Nice mix on bonnetted trucks and cab overs, would i be right in saying Volvo are the most popular European brand owing to Volvo making Aussie FHs and FH16s in Wacol? (literally just found out the FM and FMX are Aussie made too which is cool 😄)
Thanks, glad you liked it. Yes I’d say Volvo are the most popular Euro brand in Australia. The Aussie built ones are made to suit the local conditions.
Awesome, yeah makes sense, be cool if Volvo (and Scania) made bonnetted trucks just for Australia (I know Iveco did sell one designed specifically for Australia for a time)
Iveco Powerstar, that's it, just had a google
@@alexhampton2802 I saw one just today
Sehr schön anzusehen 🇩🇪👍
Glad you liked it
Truck pancang sekali...
Di indonesia pasri kesulitan melewati tikungan 😂😂😂
0:56 Jolly & Sons
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My road train is 73 metres long. Quad side tipper carting 280 ton of iron ore.
Awesome!
Is all trailers have twin wheels ? What is (in tonnes) per axel max weight?
Wow ive never seen rigs like that in England, i'd definitely need fully comprehensive insurance if i was behind the wheel of one of those beasts.
@@vinny78.68 Definitely nothing like those in England !
How does those truck really turn in city busy centers
Road trains of this length are only used on highways where there is enough room.
I'm watching your video🎥 stay awesome for me
Thanks, you too
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Thanks !!
Wow , truk trailer nya panjang sekali, seperti kereta api
Pas mal de tracteurs européens surtout Volvo.
Yes there is a Volvo truck factory in Australia where they are built.
a road full of trucks
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Hey, Mr 18 wheeler USA citizen, try some of these 98 wheelers for size. Forget the cost of the truck, just pay for the tires 🙂. Or at 2:15 a 112 wheeler, but they aren't the biggest. Check out "Longest Truck in The World - Road Train in Australia" - 6 trailers.
Vaminhoes anda muito rapidos mesmo com tratores enormes
Definitely
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It is very interesting to see how the trend in Australia is changing for the better, the new trucks that are seen are European, the Australians are renewing their trucks for European ones that are much better, in Mexico something similar is happening, we have the American truck very deeply rooted, but they are much worse than the Americans
VERY NICE VIDEO NO NERDS TALKING ONLY ACTION
Thanks, glad you liked it !
Is there a place where it snows in Australia?
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More snow falls in the Victorian Alps than in all of Austria.😅
Yes, and there are ski resorts in the States of New South Wales and Victoria. plus the Island State of Tasmania.
Which is the most powerful American truck or Volvo?
In this video, Volvo
Video au top 🤘
Thank you
Volvo trucks seem to be very prevalent
They are very common in Australia
Excellent ❤🎉
Thank you!
It seems most road trains ive seen typically have between three and four trailers sometimes five or six
Absolutely
@@australiantruckspotting8883 is this a law or regulation in Australia
What sort of weight are them trucks with four tipper trailers running at .. 150 tonnes??
Thanks for video but is the video is in original speed or speeded up?
It’s original, the trucks are doing up to 100 km/h. They always seem faster on video than they did at the time.
@@australiantruckspotting8883 OK Thanks for info and Video!
100 km/h = 62+ mph US. That's damn fast enough for these giants.
Trucks in Australia are really long
@@GreenthumbsMachinery They certainly can be
Only in the outback:(
I find it cool Australia has trucks from America and from the uk and tbh I think us Americans need to take a stand bc these new cab overs from the uk look amazing imo
It is pretty cool. And Kenworth still builds cabovers in Australia, the K220.
And from the uk??? No it’s and from Europe
@@nswtrains3153 True.
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Thanks !
nice
Glad you like it 👍
When’s the next vid?
I’m hoping to make another one in the next 2-3 weeks.
@@australiantruckspotting8883 sweet
非常棒
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Lot’s of Volvo’s
Yep !
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@@carlossierrahn Thank you !
Quem sabe um dia irei a australia ver essas maravilhas de perto saudacoes do 🇧🇷
I hope you make it one day
Good
Thank you
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Absolutely
is the salary really big
It’s pretty good, but the hours are long.
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50 biggest Indian Truck is equal to this single truck.. 👍👍👍
Thanks for watching
Im hoping someday that i can drive a road train.im here in the Philippines ❤
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