Wow! This video took me on an emotional rollercoaster. From the heartwarming rescue of a stranded whale to the powerful storm footage, it’s all so captivating and inspiring. A true celebration of life and nature!
In Utah, there's also a road carved in the snow. It's in the high Uinta Moutains and leads to Mirror Lake. It only passable during a few months of the year because of the deep snow.
Well, the Norwegian bridge is one i'd love to drive on, that does not belong on a list with "Roads You Would Never Want to Drive on". Neither does the Stelvio! That's a beautifull mountain road. I've driven here tens of times without seeing any problem at all. OK, sometimes you have to wait if a big car is taking one of the hairpins, but that's all! Le passage du Gois is also very good doable! The road is accesdable from one and a half hour before low tide till one and a half hour past low tide. On each side there are clocks and signs that notify you if it is still save to cross. The road is on the bottom of the sea and hundreds of people park next to the road to collect mussels and other shellfish and worms to use as fishing bait. 25:28 First: This isn't a "Road You Would Never Want to Drive on", second: that's not 30 km per hour, that's 5 km per hour at the most, third: hopefully nobody uses the toilet in the train, when it is passing over the food sections. 28:46 also does not belong on a list of "Roads You Would Never Want to Drive on". You'd better shown the "Colle di Sampeyre" and the "Colle delle Finestre", both in Northern Italy, just to name a few.
In north Thailand, there's a large leafy tree standing along at a cemetery. At the end of each on of its tens of thousands of twig ends is a red ant facing outward, with its pincer mouth open. ....rather like humans over-saturating the planet.
Wow! This video took me on an emotional rollercoaster. From the heartwarming rescue of a stranded whale to the powerful storm footage, it’s all so captivating and inspiring. A true celebration of life and nature!
That road might be a nightmare, but the camera? It's immortal. No matter what happens, it’s always there to tell the tale 🤣🤣
This video showcases some of the world's most perilous roads, offering a thrilling yet cautionary glimpse into these treacherous paths.
Thanks for your efforts and yes, now I have seen it all!
In Utah, there's also a road carved in the snow. It's in the high Uinta Moutains and leads to Mirror Lake. It only passable during a few months of the year because of the deep snow.
I want to drive on all of those roads... with the exception of the lava road! haha
Well, the Norwegian bridge is one i'd love to drive on, that does not belong on a list with "Roads You Would Never Want to Drive on". Neither does the Stelvio! That's a beautifull mountain road. I've driven here tens of times without seeing any problem at all. OK, sometimes you have to wait if a big car is taking one of the hairpins, but that's all!
Le passage du Gois is also very good doable! The road is accesdable from one and a half hour before low tide till one and a half hour past low tide. On each side there are clocks and signs that notify you if it is still save to cross. The road is on the bottom of the sea and hundreds of people park next to the road to collect mussels and other shellfish and worms to use as fishing bait.
25:28 First: This isn't a "Road You Would Never Want to Drive on", second: that's not 30 km per hour, that's 5 km per hour at the most, third: hopefully nobody uses the toilet in the train, when it is passing over the food sections.
28:46 also does not belong on a list of "Roads You Would Never Want to Drive on".
You'd better shown the "Colle di Sampeyre" and the "Colle delle Finestre", both in Northern Italy, just to name a few.
Some of these roads should require a parachute. Reminds me of Engineers pass in Colorado.
Looks like the crocks are waiting for pedestrians.
These roads are terrifying! Definitely not for the faint-hearted. 😱
Just when you thought that you were able to get to civilizations edge with your fully built 4x4, someone pulls up in a KIA.
In north Thailand, there's a large leafy tree standing along at a cemetery. At the end of each on of its tens of thousands of twig ends is a red ant facing outward, with its pincer mouth open. ....rather like humans over-saturating the planet.
Where is click bait road?
AI garbage, no such road
daaaam at 3.20mins hope no one was in that truck wowzaaaa haha
7:25 is not a highway, not named highway either. Also it doesn't really fit into a video on " Roads You Would Never Want to Drive on "
12:01 Ice-solated road.
What's wrong with the norwegian and japanese ones?
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How many miles bro ? I'm not a communist .
You are a fascist, though.
You may not be a communist, but you make Americans look like idiots.
Am I weird to say I would actually enjoy driving on these roads?
Not weird, just brave😊
Yes. Please consider medication.
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The road in Norway shouldn't have been in this video at all...!!! But i guess an American wouldn't understand that!
How to scare an American driver? Tell them to drive a curvy road with a stick shift. And there's no McDonalds on the way.
@@kontogoogle4819 Love it!
Since the food is really bad in Norway, I'd rather have German food instead. And Norway doesn't even have a decent military. Easy win with America.
@@kontogoogle4819 NO, Colombians are ALSO American drivers and they are not that scared! USA drivers on the other hand are easier to scare!!
@@stevensearer This video is about ROADS!! Not about food or military!! Reading is very hard for some less developed people!!