SCARIEST Bridges And Roads You Can Travel On
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- Опубликовано: 9 июл 2024
- Roads and bridges are things that are used to travel more efficiently from place to place. They certainly help when it comes to crossing water or great heights between mountains, although those same traits also make these passages absolutely terrifying. These are the Scariest Bridges And Roads You Can Travel On. We wouldn’t recommend going to any of them. Just trust us.
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#8 - Zhangjiajie Glass Walk Bridge
Just a year ago, China opened a breathtaking glass skywalk that had been added to Hunan’s mountainous landscapes. The winding bridge is 1,410 feet long and, as you can see from these frightening photos, it hovers 984 feet above the ground. This would be the very last place in the world you would find us. You’re on your own if you want to go check this scary bridge out.
#7 - Lake Pontchartrain Causeway
You might be able to guess why the bridge in this picture made it into this video just by looking at it. It’s not particularly high, and it actually only sits 16 feet above the water. The bridge connects the two Louisiana towns of Metairie and Mandeville. It stretches an incredible 24 miles across the lake. If that wasn’t scary enough, once you get about eight miles into the bridge, you no longer have a visual of land.
#6 - Captain William Moore Bridge
Although the bridge in this photo isn’t all that scary to look at, once you find out about the surroundings and the structural integrity of this bridge, you might just change your mind. This bridge is located in Alaska and it crosses over an ACTIVE earthquake fault. The engineers who designed the bridge planned for the potential disaster and only anchored one end of the bridge securely. Now, when the ground trembles and shifts, the bridge won’t just be torn apart. However, we want to know how it’s still safe with only one end secured. How does that work?
#5 - Millau Viaduct, France
The bridge in this picture gives us the same thrilling fear as riding a roller coaster. The bridge pictured here is the Millau Viaduct located in France. The tallest part of the bridge, from the valley floor to tip of the mast is 1,125 feet tall, which is taller than the Eiffel Tower! It may be less than two miles in length, but this is another path we just aren’t going to bother taking.
#4 - The Confederation Bridge
This bridge located in Canada made it into this video not because it is incredibly tall and you’re scared of heights, but because it is a long eight miles to the other side. You can see just how long it is in this picture. While that in itself doesn’t seem to shiver worthy, the fact that it is the longest bridge crossing over ice cold water in the world, does. Yes, there are ones that are miles longer, but supposedly not over such freezing waters. This one billion dollar bridge probably won’t just dump you in the water as it crumbles, but that fear factor that it will is still alive and well.
#3 - Hussaini Hanging Bridge
Hanging bridge is right! Though it should really be called “hanging by a thread bridge,” just look at the mess in this picture, someone come collect their granny, she needs help! This rickety cable and wood bridge is located in Pakistan, and you couldn’t pay us enough to cross it. The bridge crosses over the rapidly flowing Hunza River and the tattered and worn remains of the previous bridges hang right next to the one being currently used. To make this bridge that much more unbearable, it was swallowed up by flood waters in 2010. Although there has been a newer one built, it doesn't seem any safer.
#2 - Monkey Bridges
If you told us that we would have to walk across the scary skinny bridge pictured here, we would have laughed into next week. There’s just no way. Even though this bridge seems like a joke in a movie, these “monkey” bridges are used as a quick passage in several parts of Vietnam. The name “Monkey” bridge comes from the stooped posture you have to adopt when crossing. Just so you know how crazy this bridge is, it is exactly as it looks in the picture; the bridge is made from a single bamboo log with one or two handrails. If you think crossing this is a good idea, best of luck to you and we’ll see you down at the bottom of the river, since you’re certainly falling in.
#1 - Eshima Ohashi Bridge
This terrifying bridge wasn’t a nightmare constructed by an architect but if you looked at this picture of the bridge, you would think it was. This mile long bridge spans across Lake Nakaumi and links the city of Matsue to the city of Sakaiminato. The reason for the sudden climb in the bridge is meant to allow entire barges or ships underneath without incident. Although this bridge looks absolutely terrifying at about a 45-degree angle, it is actually not that steep, and a side view of the bridge shows that the highest point is reached with a gradual incline. It’s not at all how it appears. 
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Their justification for each bridge: "Just look at it!"
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Justification? Or did u mean notification
So many missing, scarier, narrower, windier bridges around the world. This lady is just afraid of bridges.
Michael Minter yep
You are correct. Because mackinac Bridge isn't really scary at all it just sways a little bit
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She's got a mouse in her pocket
Lol
Yep
I found some mistakes or mispronunciations in this video, the ones I had the most trouble with are:
1) The Mackinac Bridge is pronounce Ma-kuh-naa, I have driven over this bridge several times and have enjoyed the sound of my tires on the steel deck.
2) The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel is in Virginia NOT Maryland as it crosses the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay. The tunnel portion is so ships can enter and exit the bay. The thrumming of a ships propeller is a sound you don't forget as you go through the tunnel. There is a Chesapeake Bay Bridge (Gov. William Preston Lane Jr. Memorial Bridge) in Maryland, but there are no tunnels as far as any maps or the state show.
I think you are incorrect about the pronunciation of Mackinac.
I agree...those are the 2 I was going to point out, also. Although I always pronounced it Macinaw, not sure how the "aa" would sound.
Lol I just posted about it..is irritating..🙄😆😏
It's a bridge/tunnel that goes from eastern Maryland to Virginia Beach..I loved it unless an accident u will be stuck until the accident is clear..I've traveled with my husband who was a truck driver but he's deceased now but i got to see our beautiful country..I loved seeing those BIG ships too 😀
@@kathrinelaws1359, I know what the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel is as I also traveled through it on U.S. 13. It travels from the Little Creek/Norfolk area to the Eastern Peninsula of Virginia. My father was stationed at the D&S Piers at Norfolk Naval Station, and my Scout troop went camping at Savage Neck Dunes Nature Preserve so we could assist in cleaning up the area and we traveled from Virginia Beach where my troop was based.
Some of the scouts would see who could hold their breath through each tunnel section.
6:00 those are 2 different bridges. The first one is in Maryland.The second one is in Virginia.
I was thinking the same thing
Yeah, 2 completely different entities altogether. Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel is like 15 miles long with 3 tunnels. I don't know about the Maryland one. But, I've traveled the CBBT several times and it's $15 to cross it. So there's the biggest fear you'll face.
Was just thinking this and came to the comments first to see if someone had already said it...you sir did not disappoint!
Right, at least research before you say all this stuff about it
@@commonnons3ns316 The Chesapeake Bay Bridge (she didn't even get the name right, although we do call it just the Bay Bridge) is about 4.5 miles long and almost 200 feet high at the highest point. She's right about the weather--when fog or heavy rain hit, it's hard to even see the road ahead as you go up and over the top, you feel like you're going to just drive off into nothing. Scary AF. I can't drive over it; I have to ride with somebody else. At least it's only $4.00 to cross. 😉
Hold up, not only are some of these bridges not scary at all, there also many safe bridges on this list. The Chesapeake bay bridge is not only a fun and scenic route to take, but it also may be one of the safest roads in America.
And the one in Maryland doesn’t have a tunnel. That’s the one in Virginia.
Only thing I can really say is that “scary” is a relative term. There’s a bridge in Texas that goes from mainland to (I believe) Padre Island. It’s close to Corpus Christi I think. I’m scared of heights so damn near worked myself into a panic attack when I heard we had to cross it. Totally safe, just scary for me
I agree with the narrator. I'd much rather take the long route than take a chance on some of these bridges. The video alone was just about as much as I could handle. I've driven over the Tappan Zee bridge many times and never felt insecure. But I have traveled the Chesapeake Bridge, a singular bridge, and have felt terror as a child seeing it from a distance and then going over it.
I watched it in the distance from Virginia Beach. No thanks!
@@sallycripe2697 The video confuses two different bridges. The one you saw was the bridge-tunnel.
Same. Driving on bridges stress me out
Number 11 was two different bridges. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge or the “Bay Bridge” is in Maryland with no tunnels but is pretty tall. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel is located in Virginia and is 17 miles long with two one mile long tunnels.
The "Chesapeake Bay Bridge" that connects the east and west parts of Maryland near Annapolis does NOT have a tunnel. The tunnel is the part of the "Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel" between Maryland and Virginia at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay.
I have been through the underwater tunnel at Chesapeake. ....it goes on forever n is under the ocean. How they built it is a mystery
Whaaaaaaaaaaat?
The US military have been drilling 7 miles of tunnel per day since the 1960s, they are called d.u.m.b. deep underground military bases, research it. Underground cities that you are not invited to attend when the shi# hits the fan.
Same
I live in VA. Chesapeake bay bridge is indeed scary. It’s a connection of bridge and tunnel. It gets really windy too.
And then there is a beautiful bridge
I would like to thank all 45 of you for the correct pronunciation of the Mackinac bridge.
The Chesapeak Bay Bridge in Annapolis, MD has always terrified me. I will go the long way around to avoid that Bridge! It used to have very low side railings and you could see the water through the road when you drove. I think they've changed it now. It also doesn't help that a truck was blown off the bridge from heavy winds not too long ago.
Funny how different people react differently. I love that bridge, and was disappointed when they reinforced the sides so you can no longer see the water as you drive. They also used to have annual bridge walks-shutting down one span to traffic-and I did the walk one year, on a magnificent Sunday in May. I’d love to do it again!
@@denisesudell2538 You by yourself on that one. Every time I cross it someone is driving lol.
Driving over this bridge was the scariest experince of my life. I still get the creeps when I think about it!
Hate riding over that bridge.
I'm not sure how we go from #3, a mile long tattered bridge a hundred feet above a rushing river to #2, a 10 foot bridge with a one foot drop into a stream.
It feels like a lot of these are just really long regular bridges which is not very scary at all. Number 13 did freak me out though!
What do you say to somebody who's afraid to cross a bridge?
"Just get over it!"
I actually have a fear of bridges. I don't kniw frim whence it comes, but it started when I was young and was riding over the Macinac Bridge. It's really not funny.
If you need to drive the Mackinac Bridge, (pronounced Mack in awe) you can get the bridge authority to get you a driver, I think now they started charging for the service)
#9 Correction. The narrator has her bridges confused. There are 2 bridges in Maryland called Chesapeake Bay Bridge and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel. The first is as the narrator states connects Maryland's Eastern Shore and Western Shore (Annapolis to Kent Island). The narrator claims this bridge has an underwater tunnel. The Bay Bridge does NOT have a tunnel. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, as the name suggests, has the underwater tunnel. It spans across the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay in Virginia Beach , Va to Cape Charles, Va.
The bridge mix up there is the Chesapeake bay bridge tunnel on Eastern shore to Hampton roads, you showed the Chesapeake Bay bridge in Maryland two different bridges one has tunnel and is longer. The other has 3 lanes and is higher.
The Chesapeake bay bridge isn't bad unless you are stuck on it for 2 hours waits for an accident to clear. That's the worst part
Orion 18 when I was on the Chesapeake bridge this person in front of my car slammed their brakes, and my dad almost crashed into it, so I started crying bc I was terrifyed😂
Drove it once in an 18-wheeler. Even worse when 13 feet above the roadway in a COE.
I've driven the Mackinac Bridge. The lake from the bridge is beautiful!
ya ever go on the `labor day walk' across it ?
@@sr71ablackbird I've walked it three times over the years
The narrator says 'Mackinac" bridge. We, who live in Michigan, pronounce it Mack-i-NAW Bridge. It's a little scary looking as you approach it, but once you're on the bridge it's really not that bad.
You have two bridges confused: the Chesapeake Bay bridge runs as you say between the western and eastern shores of Maryland. I have driven it, and even at night, sometimes in the wind, it is not scary, unless you are a real scardy cat. You talk about the tunnel in the bridge, that is not this bridge, that is the Chesapeake Bridge Tunnel. That bridge runs from the lower tip of Delmarva (in Virginia) across to the Virginia Beach, Virginia area. The trip on this bridge is rather cool, sometimes you are above the Chesapeake other times you are below it.
Mark, you are absolutely right.
Love that we started this with a brief explanation of what roads and bridges ARE
At 5:05, Macinak Bridge is pronounced Ma-kin-aw Bridge. Safe since day 1. It is on Lake Huron's north side (tummy of the Michaigan 'rabbit' shaped upper peninsula. All 5 Great Lakes produce hefty storms. Just keepin' it real.
Only 2 vehicles in 150 million crossings have plunged off the bridge since 1957.
It’s well worth the drive. Dive across the grates and look down out of your window if you want a cool view!!!
no one cares
i love my home state and mackinac :)
He's right
omg my soul just died. she said “mack-in-ack”. OMG. my poor michigan heart...
What a cringe.
Same here. She can pronounce all the bridges in Asia but not Mackinac? I’ve driven across this bridge in gale force winds. And they closed it right after I crossed. It was amazing.
I know. She sure isn't from mi
me sad, I'm from Michigan☹
It’s pronounced “Mackinaw” not “Mackinac”. Not pronounced the way it’s spelled...
Forgive her. The narrator is IGNORANT.
They confused the Chesapeake Bay Bridge in Maryland, near Annapolis, with the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel, in Virginia, at the mouth of the Chesapeake. They showed pictures of the former, and it is a scary bridge - very high, takes a turn in mid air, and it just looks rickety. The first time I went over it was foggy, and up top, looking down on the fog, we could see the top of a Navy vessel coming under the bridge. They have signs as you approach saying that they have people to drive you and your car for you, because every day they get people white knuckling and just stopping in the middle of the thing. It does NOT have an underwater tunnel section.
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel in Virginia has a long causeway over water, a tunnel between two artificial islands and a tall span over a shipping lane. The tunnel is for some of the large ships that don't fit under the tunnel. Some can only pass over the tunnel section at high tide.
You’re right that the bridge shown in the video is the Bay Bridge, but I drive it regularly, and I don’t agree that it looks rickety. In fact, I did the annual bridge walk one year and got a close look at the bridge. It’s quite sturdy, although I think it was wise of them to reinforce the side rails.
I have never looked at a bridge for cars and said *nope*
The ones over the water look very nice !💖
And I say NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE NOPE!!!! LOL
I used to not be scared of bridges... Now I am. In 2007 one of our major bridges, the 35W bridge in Minnesota, collapsed. After the collapse there was more attention focused on bridge safety and repair. Minnesota has over 1200 bridges that are deemed structurally deficient. We learned that a large amount of bridges were unsafe, some bridges weren't monitored/repaired ever, the funding for urgent bridge repairs or replacement bridges is hard to find. What is scary is that Minnesota ranked 40th in the country for the percentage of bridges deemed to be deficit... So we are one of the best states for "safe" bridges. So yes, bridges are scary to me.
I went over that bridge like 45 minutes to an hour before it collapsed I thanked God for leaving work early that day and prayed for those who lost loved ones
What about the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, the one that connecting Virginia Beach to Virginia Eastern Shore. It’s over and under water. Let me remind you that I witnessed 2 trucks fall off the bridge due to weather. I have to go across the bridge 3-5 times a year from Brooklyn to Virginia Beach and Norfolk. The vid only showed the Bay Bridge in Maryland
Yes, the video confused two different bridges in two different states. Pretty sad.
#9 The bridge over the Chesapeake Bay with tunnels is in Virginia 200 miles away from the scary Bay Bridge in Maryland. An "F" for confusing these separate bridges!
She keeps saying we are not doing it when talking about crossing bridges and heights ? Does she say we meaning me,myself and I like she's three people ?
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Lol
Haha
I kept thinking WHO IS WE?!?!
I know right?! Who's WE?
I think she’s talking about the whole team or something that works on this channel
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We, in Michigan, also have an annual Bridge Walk. Monday, Labor Day morning, the bridge is closed to through traffic and you can walk the entire span. Up to 100,000 people do it.
If you want to be scared,, the two center lanes are a steel grid to relieve wind pressure. The grid squares are quite wide,, about 2.2 inches, 6 cm, . You can look down the 200 feet directly beneath you to the water as you walk.
The only year that I know of that the Bridge walk was cancelled, it was cancelled because of high winds, 25 to 30 knots? Mostly at your back. The Bridge Walk began as usual at exactly 7AM, and 20 minutes later it was closed. The bridge was swaying laterally so rapidly and so far that if you stopped, you were immediately knocked down, your feet taken sideways out from under you. However,, as long as you continued to walk,,, and laughing,, not look down,, you felt like it was a drunk walk. Don't look down,, it was disconcerting to see the bridge going sideways under your feet, and don't stop walking. At the center of the mainspan, the bridge was shifting laterally almost a full 8 feet ,but rather slowly, gracefully, 10 or 12 second period? And on a 3,800 foot mainspan,,, 8 feet is really nothing. In a car you would never notice. It was a fun walk.
And she called it "MackinACK" 😂
This is beautiful bridge to drive. The pity was ,people rushed me. But I stopped the traffic behind me to steal some pictures. It was early Sunday and did not feel guilty. Mackinac Bridge and New River Bridge WV are my favorite in the country.
What is described as terrifying in this video, is actually a daily way of life for a lot of people. There is nothing terrifying if you do it on a everyday basis....
So many around planet,cool video...
FYI - Mackinac is pronounced Mack-in-AW, not Mack-in-ACK
No its not. Mackinaw is an actual town. The bridge is right by Mackinaw and called the Mack-i-naw bridge because of it. The actual name is pronounced mak-i-nak.
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Krazy1van Gaming bullshit! I’m from Michigan I should know. It’s the Mackinaw bridge all the way.
Yeah I’m from Michigan too it’s most definitely called the mackinaw bridge
@@krazy1vangaming21 Also from Michigan and lived on Mackinac Island and it's definitely not pronounced MACK-IN-ACK lmfao
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge does not have underwater tunnels. That's actually the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel.
Yes. I have also driven over the bridge a number of times and haven't been scared at all.
@@farmshark3634 you're very brave. I believe I crossed over that bridge on my way to Baltimore in 2004, and as I approached the bridge, two words came to mind: "HOLY SHIT!"
The Bay Bridge is in Maryland. The Bridge-Tunnel with two underwater segments is in Virginia.
That was a scary ride when I saw a 18 wheeler go off the bridge in a bad storm
I have driven the Bay Bridge (in Maryland) and the Bridge-Tunnel (in Virginia) with no problems.
That Kuandinsky bridge is not a wooden bridge, it’s what used to be known as a box girder bridge and it was not built for vehicles. It was a railroad bridge that was abandoned when the newer truss bridge in the background was built to carry heavier rail traffic. The wood on top is simply the old bridge ties that the rails were fastened to. Nobody is ever going to maintain that bridge-it’s been abandoned.
I was walking across a wooden bridge high above the water... *my foot got stuck in between the gaps* i knew i would spend the rest of my life there, at the end i wasnt stuck i just rested my foot in the gap and watched too many movies
I see... you are afraid of heights
She must be afraid of every thing. Never leaves her house.
Reef Roost, what if she is afraid of her house?
She's just afraid.
Seems like it. I thought this video was gonna be about treacherous bridges in general, not "Oh I'm afraid of this bridge and that bridge, and I'm afraid to live life!"
@@cloroxbleach3023 she'll drink you
I live in Maryland and yes, I am scared going across the Bay Bridge. I almost cried the first time I had to drive across. Heights and me don't mix very well
Thank you 🙏 for this knowledge.
Amazing...my bucket list
😱omg😱 that last bridge.
#9 Went over the Chesapeake Bay bridge more times then I can count. it is absolutely my favorite part of the drive to my grandmother's house in Currituck County NC. My only suggestion is if you suffer from motion sickness take medicine before-hand.
30 years ago the bridge was one way up and 1 way back so if there was a disabled car on the bridge it would hold up traffic forever Now there are 2 bridges 1 that goes up and one that goes back with 2 lanes on each part...Well at-least that is what I remember I haven't been on it since 2003.
My family was about to go on the Millau Viaduct going from Perpignan to Reims the other day until we realised that it would add another 2 hours to the journey. But overall, since that August 31st is the busiest travel day in France, it would’ve been quicker since that the 8 hour journey turned out to be 12 hours.
So it would’ve been 2 hours faster to go via the Millau Viaduct if all was well.
The scene transitions are pretty damn cool! Good work!
I actual live in New York and have been on the Tappan Zee many times before. Trust me, thank gosh for the new one.
I've just watched a video from a guy crossing the Chesapeake Bridge in the pouring rain. It looked absolutely terrifying! I was so frightened just by watching him 😢
The real bridge (which doesn’t have a tunnel) is really not scary at all! I love driving over it.
Nice work
Great video 🍿🍕💨🌬️💨💨🍷
Lame click bait. If you have a fear of bridges, then most bridges are scary. And if you don't, then the only scary bridge is one that's actively failing down.
David Enos what about #8 the glass bridge..that one got me stuck..lol.. yeah and the unstable ones..common sense...or say a prayer
*Terrible joke coming up*
I heard, via song, that the London Bridge is actively falling down.
David Enos did you actually watch the whole video? I don’t have a problem with all of them but some of them seem downright illegal.
Yeah it's pretty lame. Why is she so scared of bridges when would be what's preventing her from falling to the water below? It's like saying "I don't want to die from frostbite, thus I am afraid of heaters." Humans, right?
Horrible analogy.. it would be more akin to someone being afraid of heights and choosing not to jump out of airplanes with a parachute. They're not afraid of the parachute itself, they're afraid of entrusting their life with the state of its integrity...
Such an interesting subject matter, such a shame for badly written commentary - it sounds like a high school project, together with mispronounced names and irritating voice to boot.
Agreed!
Starting the video with a definition of what a bridge is and is used for...yeah.
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ASTA I actually found the voice a lot better than many of the voices on this kind of channel. It’s also refreshing to finally have a woman narrate this sort of thing, I was getting sick of only men narrating them. Just my opinion though, not trying to argue ☺️
@@micaela7255 I agree, her voice and narration was 10,000 times better than the usual jagoff 20 y/o boy trying too hard. She sounded professional like a news reporter.
As a person from New Brunswick Canada going to PEI over the confederation bridge #4 is amazing. It does get windy but it's amazing
What i keep on thinking about here is this woman repeating, “you couldn’t pay me enough to go on this!,” whole showing pictures of people who have no choice but to do so.
5:00 I live in Michigan and it is pronounced “Mackinaw” and not how it is spelled.
Iron I was going to say the same thing, but checked to see if it was done already, lol!
Mackinaw Bridge is not scary
@@911respondersandaviation2 Agreed.
Lol!! “Mack-a-knack”
That's how Michiganders can identify out-of-staters,
I've driven over the 24 mile bridge in Louisiana and it wasn't scary at all, it's a normal bridge so what are you guys talking about?
Ray Radiance I guess its just the distance over the body of water.. I've drove over it a few times as well
Yeah same but it's only over swamp, so it feels like you're driving over land for the most part
Mr. FortyTwo its not over swamp. I live in Slidell Louisiana. I travel over it many times. It is a Lake Pontchartrain not a swamp
I mean one day I went with my dad and......... THE BRIDGE WAS THE SACARIEST BRIDGE IN THE WORLD I WAS SOOO SACRY
Ray Radiance h
Hyper ventilating!!! 😱😰😥
Lmao 😆 great vid ty but wait the last on you’d cross... 😲
I live in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan and have driven over the Mackinac Bridge several times. It really isn't that bad to be honest, except for the one time that a freak thunderstorm came up as we were crossing it and I honestly thought we were in the middle of a tornado. HORRIBLE crossing! and BTW, It's pronounced Mack a NAW not mack a NAC. it's French.
I hate to be that grammar nazi & a hardcore Michiganer, but the Mackinac Bridge is actually pronounced "Mack-i-naw", not "Mack-i-Nack". The c is actually silent.
Everyone good? Okay, bye-bye now, i'll be going.
I grew up in Ohio and know it's pronounces Mack-I-naw. I rode across it when I was a kid and didn't think it was that scary, just cool. And I live in Wyoming now so 30 mile an hour winds aren't all that bad.
TheMrtraintrack Also the bridge ain't that bad. Though admittedly I went over it in summer.
The nearby island is a beauty!
All good here..thanks for that....have a nice day :)
I miss doing the bridge walk every Labor Day after camping in the UP for the week before. Was always a lot of fun. Would swear I would never do it again as I was walking it but at the end always said I would be back the next year.
I have always wanted to do the walk, but I was always too chicken... plus, I didn't want to make the trip from Pt. Huron!
5:48 I’ve driven over theBay Bridge before when it was foggy, and we did have to drive very slow, but it wasn’t nearly as bad as the video made it seem.
The only times the lake pontchartrain bridge is really scary is during fog or storms. It’s really the weather to be afraid of. Once I saw a waterspout not far from the bridge and close lightening. But other than that the drive on the bridge at points can be pretty chill.
5:59 and 6:01 are two different bridges, One is called the Bay Bridge and it is near Annapolis, Maryland, The Other one is called the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel and it's in Virginia, near Norfolk.
oh hell nah i’ve been on the bay bridge 😂it’s scary when its storming and crossing it
take it from a michigander, even though it's spelt `mackinac', it's pronounced `mackinaw'. i'm not all that great on bridges, however, i've been on that bridge before, and there isn't anything wrong with it. i even walked across it on the annual `labor day walk' across the bridge. if ya glimpse down when at the start of the bridge in the center area, there's a grating in it that runs the suspension where one can see the right below them into the water
I never have wanted to dislike a video twice this much.
I used to live in Maryland. I was 6 when I went over the Chesapeake Bridge. I was snowing and we almost go stuck. Thanks Mom. 😑🌨 🌉
I'm from riverdale Maryland and like 2-3 months a rapper baby ahk died and everyone is sad. I am too
So you went stuck?! And how can a Human snow?!
Get a life
In my country, they haven't built a bridge in my lifetime, so for me it is laffable to be afraid to drive over well constructed and secured bridges in China or US. That Russian do it yourself bridge is little scary though, changing a tire there WOULD freak me out :).
Is anybody else laughing at the lady talking 😂😂😂
ladys first
Yeah i laugh
Me.
Metairie and Mandeville lol. I never been to New Orleans. She murder of the city name of Metairie.
I am
See how scary the tunnel is shows a beautiful view of the ocean
I've been on the Milau bridge! I wasn't even scared for a second!
I've been to the Louisiana bridge two times before
At 5:50 you begin to mention that the Chesapeake Bridge (Bay Bridge, U.S. Route 301/50) does not have a tunnel. You are confusing this bridge with the Chesapeake Bay Bridge & Tunnel in Virginia (U.S. Route 13).
Thank.you, i was just about to say the same thing
They really should have checked the facts before publishing. Also, there really is no big deal going underwater and it is actually kinda cool the first couple of times!
Those actually look fun XD
this is the funnest video i seen in a while really sounds like somebody has issues with bridges.. none are scary only to the maker of his video looking for hits
ken wildman why are people not seeing the whole video? Some of these were really scary! Remember that there are real people making these videos, they can see rude comments.
So you’re gonna ignore the bridge that doesn’t even have a fence protection, and the thin threads bridge the bridge that literally falls throughout the year
I HAVE ISSUES WITH BRIDGES HYPERBRUH
ken wildman - no, those are some scary a**ed bridges. The narrator is right about several - no way in hell! 😱🙈🤢
ken wildman: I think there scary
i live in maryland and go on the Chesapeake bridge every single year to go to the beach! Its Not Scary...At All....
I only got a little nervous when my family went on a camping trip and we crossed the bridge because our camper is 31 feet long and it's a travel trailer.
Nope...I don't do bridges or tunnels..I'll just stay on my side.Yikes
I don't do bridges either...when we used to absolutely have to go over one, I panic and start crying and have to hide under the seat...I tell the driver to please stay in the middle Lane so we don't fall off...I've been over the Tappanzee bridge many times over the Hudson River...and I'm surprised the Throg's Neck bridge in NY as well...and the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco!!!! With all that damn fog!!!! Never!!!! I will never do it!!!!!
Don't blame you at all. Don't know what happened to me but got older and stared being afraid of tall bridge's. Lol
Makinac bridge is actually awesome with the breeze going through your hair crossing over Lake Michigan would recommended🤙
The Tapan Zee bridge doesn't exist anymore. It got replaced by a newer bridge. It got imploded a few weeks ago
Chou Tzuyu my dad said that to me
Chou Tzuyu [Twice] and the new bridge name is tapan zee
No matter what she says, the last one looks crazy scary. Lol.
Im very well traveled, and these bridges aren't even close to scary!! Makes me start fliming when I travel
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The Westgate Bridge crosses the Yarra River, near Melbourne, Victoria. It is the third longest bridge in Australia. The bridge's length, including the approaches is 2,582.6 m (8,473 ft). I personally have cycled over this bridge while going to & from work during some of the strongest winds throughout the year. As far as I know now cyclists are not allowed on the bridge anymore because of high winds.
My a-- will never go on most of these bridges!
It also depends on how one is traveling. Crossing California's Antioch bridge by bicycle will have it running down your leg. Looking down hundreds of feet through the roadway grating to the Columbia at Astoria will also elevate one's breathing rate.
I've crossed the Astoria bridge a few times. Even in a car it can get very disorienting, especially in fog! I remember when there was no bridge, we rode a ferry boat across.
It's pronounced "mak kin naw". I've been over it 100 times and my dad would let me put my head out of the window so I could look down at the water through the metal grates. I loved it!!
There are two chespeake bay bridges. There is the Chesapeake bay bridge-tunnel in VA, which is around 17 miles long, and there is the Chesapeake bay bridge in MD, which is around 200 feet tall.
I have to go over the Chesapeake bridge and throught the underwater tunnel a lot, and it doesn't bother me, idk what's the problem
Rainbow bridge between Port Arthur and Bridge City in Texas and Huey Long Bridge in New Orleans LA are much worse.
The Causeway from Texas City to Galveston terrifies me. It sways when it's windy.
@@katiethomas775 As a Kid i used to always put my head down when Crossing that Bridge. To this day i don't go to Galveston unless i desperatley have to
@@Crip52Crazy I'd roll the window down. I just knew that bridge was gonna collapse when I was a kid. Galveston is great, but I preferred keeping my butt in Texas City without that nightmare bridge.
@@katiethomas775 Yea i Said the Same i rather just stay in Lamarque than having to Go over there for anything. A couple Months ago i had to Go visit a Relative at UTMB and it was a Wrecc on the Bridge. When i found out it would take atleast 45minutes to clear it My anxiety shot through the Roof and i had a Panic Attacc. I vowed to this day nothing could get me bacc over that Bridge.
@@Crip52Crazy I grew up in La Marque, went to school there til 8th grade. (small world)
I'm with you!! Not crossing ANY of those bridges!!! LOL
The new Tappan Zee bridge is now a cable stay bridge which replaced the old and outdated cantilever bridge in 2017.
I think this video is ment to scare those that are already afraid of bridges.
Chesapeake Bay Bridge (the one pictured here) and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel (the one that actually goes underwater) are two different structures in different states. Although, the names are easy to confuse.
johntauren The second photo they show is the CBBT.
And two different directions, one is east and west and the other is north and south.
I have a phobia of walking and driving over bridges.
I have gone over The Bay bridge Every Summer and it's Great tbh going on it a Little Later
Sadly the scariest bridge I’ve been on did not make it in this video so
#0 The Atchafalaya Basin Bridge
The Atchafalaya Basin Bridge is a 14 mile long bridge that stretches over swamp lands infested with alligators. Even though you have a low chance of falling off the bridge or the bridge collapsing it’s still scary enough to keep you on edge while your on it.
Crushing Crusher it's a great way to see the swamps for free! I would've elected BOTH lake Charles bridges for Louisiana though!
Please, the Atchafalaya Basin Bridge on I-10 is nothing. The Mississippi River and Lake Charles bridges both have that beat in terms of how scary they are...
Do they have a weird phobia of bridges?
You mixed the Chesapeake Bay Bridge in Maryland and the Chesapeake Bay Bridge tunnel in Virginia in one they are two separate bridges
FACTUALLY INCORRECT VIDEO: The 'bay' bridge in MD mentioned does not have any tunnels as you stated. The bridge/tunnel complex that crosses the bay at it's mouth, that contains bridges and tunnels starts and ends in Virginia. If you are going to make videos you may want to cross the bridge in your mind to bring the brain cells together.
I just want to say that you got your Bridges mixed up. You got the Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel which is located in Virginia mixed up with the Bay Bridge in Maryland the Bay Bridge in Maryland does not have any tunnels. However both Bridges are scary as hell. Also on your video you should have mentioned the fact about how many tractor and trailer trucks had gone off the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and tunnel within the last few years.
I always wondered about how many people died tragically on that bridge.
I'm not sure but I know at least 3 have gone into the Chesapeake bay with in the last 3 years.
@@vanessajones3945 Someone I went to school with was killed on the Bay Bridge when her car broke down and she started walking back toward the toll booths. A driver didn't see her in the dark and hit her. I think about that and the trucks and cars that have gone off the bridge every time I have to go across (with someone else driving--I can't do it).
@@lisagd22 So sad,we never know.
I can still see Cuban People Fishing off of most of these bridges. I would be one of them.
I live in Michigan. I've been across the Mackinac Bridge least 10 times. You can drive yourself or you let someone drive you like you said. The highest point is 150 ft above the water. The Mackinac Bridge is the only toll item in Michigan you have to pay a toll to go across the bridge. Also the Mackinac Bridge is part of Interstate 70. The Mackinac Bridge is an experience you would not forget. Only one thing makes original special. A car maker went out production because of the Mackinac Bridge and the EPA. One of the worst cars ever made the Yugo. Thank you Mackinac Bridge and EPA the worst cars ever made.
It's I75 over the Mackinac Bridge. Michigan doesn't have an I70.
Did the 3 in the US, none were scary in the least. My favorite was Mackinaw. I drove it on a very cold winter day and an ice cutter went right under me as I crossed the channel. Cool.
Not sure what you mean by “the 3 in the US.” The video lists the Tappan Zee, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge (they actually confused two different bridges here), the Mackinaw, the Lake Pontchartrain, and the Alaska bridge (the Captain William Moore). I’ve driven both the Chesapeake Bay Bridge (the one that’s completely in Maryland) and the Chesapeake Bridge-Tunnel (which is at least partly in Virginia), as well as the Tappan Zee (the old one) and the Lake Pontchartrain. I didn’t find any of them scary, although I might have felt differently about the Tappan Zee if I’d known about its structural problems. I’ll have to drive the others!