To anybody who can drive a semi in this type of weather I say....hats off to you!! Driving a truck is not an easy way to make a living. Be safe and keep smiling.
It definitely takes a special type of person to handle it. I miss the ability to be there with my people doing this cause of my health. I know from experience its more than experience with every load there was always a presence with me on the road that guided me back home safely every time. my prayers will always be with you guys be safe keep the dirty side down and the chrome side up TRUCK IT UP!!!!
Just drove this last week! Even without snow, it's actually quite scary. It's downhill for so long that you easily pick up speed. If you're not paying attention you're suddenly going 130+ km/h downhill....can't imagine doing this in snow, in a semi! Hats off to you!!
Bud you're doing a awesome job driving! Slow and steady wins the race. Nobody ever died going down the hill to slow but all sorts of guys have died going down the hill to fast. Stay cool on the stool and be safe big strapper!
This brings back memories. 13 years of driving that hwy, still feels like a dream. I was on the news at the top of the smasher the same day they took down the tolls. When I went up, the toll was opened, and when i came back 8 hours later, it was being dismantled.
Great driving Sir. You know, there is always some strung out jackass driving recklessly--in the snow--going down a mountain--IN THE FAST LANE--on the road. 🙄🙄🙄!!! Good job maintaining a safe speed and preventing death! Thank you for being a professional driver.❤️👍!!!
I love watching the Highway Thru Hell comfortably seated on my sofa with the warmth of the fireplace. In France outside the mountains, snow is rare. Nice driving, be careful
I had the pleasure of driving the Coq with roughly 90k pounds GVW last May and it was beautiful. Gorgeous summer weather, dry roads, beautiful scenery, beautiful people. I think I'll leave that as my one and only memory of BC driving, because it looks terrifying in the winter.
Yeah, it's all overstated. I've driven this highway at least 30 times. Many of these trips were in two wheel drive Honda Civics etc. It's not nearly as bad as TV etc. make it out to be. The trick? winter tires and DRIVE FOR THE CONDITIONS. It's really that simple. The thing that makes this highway dangerous is other drivers.
Truckers don't get the praise they deserve many go threw weather like this just to make sure our things get delivered to destination hats of to the men/woman that drive threw weather like this to get things done God bless and safe travels
I'd definitely be following you at your speed if I was there going down that hill hard to understand why the vehicles in the left lane are traveling so fast and close to each other, but I guess that's how this highway got its name.
@Michael Heathman Season 3 Al tells Jamie, "It's the chrome James! Who pays for that? Your cable's rusty! The chrome, James, the chrome!" One of the best scenes in the series.
I was overheight in my rig on 70 so I had to take the non-tunnel bypass (rt 6 , I think). The speed limit was 15mph on many of the hairpins. It was the first time in 30 years I voluntarily drove BELOW the speed limit. Just recalling it gets my heart going faster.
Done roads like this through Wyoming and Utah. Even Arizona near flagstaff last year (winter 2018) had some really sketchy days but made it through. Keep it up
My goodness the 4 wheel vehicles can be so irresponsible! Leave room! (I've driven this stretch of road too many times to count... it can be terrifying in winter)
Christ, I drove through a real bad storm last year on the coq. It was really late at night and once I got to box canyon chain up a truck decided to stop in front of me instead of pulling into the chain up blocking the only ploughed lane to put his god dam chains on
Everytime I used to go down there, there was always some asshat flying pass me. The plow crews should run 24hrs. I remember not seeing any plows when I did that run. Going up was never a problem, but during the early evening going down was hell.
on that highway, there should be snow sheds that cover the entire roadway on portions that have steep grades. Ventilation would be done using long louvers on the sides that would allow air to go in and out, but would keep out the snow so the road is kept 100% dry at all times of the year.
Driven this about 25 times in a 2 axle 6-wheeler. (Truck = 2 1/2 tons, load =3 tons,. GVW 5 1/2 tons.) Drove it once in a freezing rain storm. Bit like this video but less snow, more rain. I was empty but crawled along like this video. At the weigh station west of Hope it weighed 6 tons. The whole rig had icicles all around, looked like it was bearded. I had to bust them off before I was allowed to proceed. Summer drives were nice though.
My gosh slow down passenger cars! I could never do this so guess my dream of being a long haul trucker is not happening. I will leave it up to the pros with nerves of steel. Good work all of you. The covered whatever that is very cool. Like the etchings, eh? Sorry couldn't resist. Lol
Imagine watching them coming in your mirror while you're struggling to maintain enough traction to not slide down the hill. Some drivers are just in too big of a hurry and take crazy risks tho.
@@shawnbrisk3775 I'll make it scarier for you, a good portion of them are not using snow/winter tires. The government here has decided that all-season tires are sufficient and reduced the law to only require M+S symbol (all season) tires. Old law used to be 3 mountain/snowflake symbol (winter) tires or carry and use chains if required.
If you have never driven the Coquihalla Highway you have never experienced fear. I am not a trucker, but I praise those that brave this highway in the winter to get the goods to their destination. I drove it once in the winter, never again.
In Cali they use beat juices on Donners Pass and it works good you can bare foot it across there I had 1 of the green tow trucks pass me in Vancouver when l del
@@barrie3434 I'm pretty sure they still do, Beet Juice is a great ANTI-icing agent that needs to be applied on bare and preferably dry roads. Salt is a great DE-icing agent that should not be applied on dry roads as it simply blows away. Sand is a great help in terms of traction and helps melt the snow as well. Each have to be used for the right purpose.
This is british columbia east of Vancouver, Vancouver gets little or no snow but 1.5 hours east in the mountains they can have over 20 feet at a time, this is the lower part of the mountain pass, so less snow then further up
Ahhh so much fun ...and danger all on the same shift❤.....hats off to you daring men, the smasher aint no cake walk, you gotta have a big pair to drive through satans path😊
that 4 wheeler driving down the hill with the foot on his brakes. Propably driving an automatic and not knowing that there too you need to downshift. Wow, does this hill never end? And where is the salt shaker?
problem is not fully the truckers ,its the small cars that block the passing lane, causing trucks to reared other slow moving trucks, most truckers go slow down the grades but there is always a trucker going way to fast, putting everyone in harms way,
@@joewoodchuck3824 yes in the mountains and lot longer but just west of this on the coast is the cities of Vancouver Bc ! And Seattle Washington, and both of these cities are a lot warmer then New York city and far less snow if any ,.Seattle and Vancouver metro areas are within 100 miles apart very similar weather
No, it's not. Camera doesn't show how steep it is. And it's several kms long. If it all comes to a halt suddenly would you be able to stop. This guy would have because he knew how to drive it. It's called professional drive.
I haven't been in truck since 2015. It would have to be the right situation or I'm not. The only thing about being out of truck to long is when you try and go back into trucking they treat you like a rookie.
Good catch! Looks like a flare? Fireworks? No idea tho. It's not avalanche control as they'd have closed and road first, and that's very uncommon on the coquihalla anyhow. It's routed to avoid the avalanche paths except at the snow shed.
The maintenance of the highway has got progressively worse since they removed the tolls, we have yet another road maintenance (oxymoron) company and things are no better
That's Al's truck. Great guy. I've had the pleasure of meeting him and chatting with him on numerous occasions, as well as his son who goes offroading and camping in the same spots I frequent on my free time.
@@TruckBC lol ik. Ik that goin ANYWHERE. I met him once when i came to BC. I ran into him on the highway. I slide into the wall and he helped me out when he was passing by. I agree hes am amazing guy to laugh with
That's my wife in the SUV the passes at 0:35 and my in the pickup truck following at 0:38 we dropped our Trailers off to be loaded about 30/40 mins earlier we picked them up 12/12/2018 at 5:30 Am and headed to Michigan loaded we are owner operators of a Courier/Hotshot Delivery company Burbank-Family-Trucking been in business since April 1st 2006 my wife usually hauls the Courier freight i usually haul hotshot freight we upgraded to a International Loadstar s1600 Flatbed Truck Bed Camper Sleeper Conversion 32ft Enclosed Trailer / 30ft Flatbed Equipment Trailer and a Class A and Class C Motorhomes 32ft Enclosed Trailers / 30ft Flatbed Utility Trailers a 1977 Ford F600 Dump Truck 30ft Flatbed Equipment Trailer 1996 Ford 550D Backhoe a 1993 GMC p20 Step Van and a 30ft Coachman Travel Trailer unhook the travel trailer why you get loaded hook back up after your load keep those wheels spinning
That's pretty amazing that you came across this video that shows you and your wife! That was such a horrible day on that hill. By far the worst I've ever experienced.
Coq goes thru unsettled territory. There are no places to stop once you are on it. It goes 3 hours/150 miles and when you start at one end you dont know what you are going to meet at the other. Ends are low elevation but it climbs to high summits. Like Interstate 8 going east from San Diego.
@@crystalbristow247 I have driven it more than 30 times. The only place on it that you will find a place to stay is at Merritt. Only other alternatives are Hope or Kamloops at each end.
This piece of the TC HWY is a joke...year after year truckers face immense issues trying to get down or up this deadly road portion. Even seasoned vets are using all they can to safely get through....Nothing is done that changes the surfaces that can lead to major crash concerns...A double truck convoy needs to be implemented with enough salt/gravel ahead of all vehicles to safely get traffic up or down
To anybody who can drive a semi in this type of weather I say....hats off to you!! Driving a truck is not an easy way to make a living. Be safe and keep smiling.
It definitely takes a special type of person to handle it. I miss the ability to be there with my people doing this cause of my health. I know from experience its more than experience with every load there was always a presence with me on the road that guided me back home safely every time. my prayers will always be with you guys be safe keep the dirty side down and the chrome side up TRUCK IT UP!!!!
some of those drivers are dangerous, I was on that highway in my toyota and was passed by a truck when I was going 130 kmph.
@@happyfisherman4432😂
@@happyfisherman4432 I smell BS.
Just drove this last week! Even without snow, it's actually quite scary. It's downhill for so long that you easily pick up speed. If you're not paying attention you're suddenly going 130+ km/h downhill....can't imagine doing this in snow, in a semi! Hats off to you!!
Bud you're doing a awesome job driving! Slow and steady wins the race. Nobody ever died going down the hill to slow but all sorts of guys have died going down the hill to fast. Stay cool on the stool and be safe big strapper!
This brings back memories. 13 years of driving that hwy, still feels like a dream. I was on the news at the top of the smasher the same day they took down the tolls. When I went up, the toll was opened, and when i came back 8 hours later, it was being dismantled.
Great driving Sir. You know, there is always some strung out jackass driving recklessly--in the snow--going down a mountain--IN THE FAST LANE--on the road. 🙄🙄🙄!!! Good job maintaining a safe speed and preventing death! Thank you for being a professional driver.❤️👍!!!
I love watching the Highway Thru Hell comfortably seated on my sofa with the warmth of the fireplace. In France outside the mountains, snow is rare. Nice driving, be careful
That's the show I was thinking about, with Jamie and Gord. Great show, hardest working tow drivers.
I had the pleasure of driving the Coq with roughly 90k pounds GVW last May and it was beautiful. Gorgeous summer weather, dry roads, beautiful scenery, beautiful people. I think I'll leave that as my one and only memory of BC driving, because it looks terrifying in the winter.
there is a reality show about it called the highway through hell
I love seeing a line of Rams and F-series', and then just a random Civic thrown into the mix. What a champ. Or an idiot.
Yeah, it's all overstated. I've driven this highway at least 30 times. Many of these trips were in two wheel drive Honda Civics etc. It's not nearly as bad as TV etc. make it out to be. The trick? winter tires and DRIVE FOR THE CONDITIONS. It's really that simple. The thing that makes this highway dangerous is other drivers.
Truckers don't get the praise they deserve many go threw weather like this just to make sure our things get delivered to destination hats of to the men/woman that drive threw weather like this to get things done God bless and safe travels
Thank you sir for driving so well, especially in bad weather. I would be doing the same. My sister in law drives semi's and she is equally as careful.
You guy's stay safe out there. Please watch out for the ones that like to fly down the road in these kind of condition that end up causing a pileup.
I'd definitely be following you at your speed if I was there going down that hill hard to understand why the vehicles in the left lane are traveling so fast and close to each other, but I guess that's how this highway got its name.
Big green Quiring coming up at the beginning.
@Michael Heathman Season 3 Al tells Jamie, "It's the chrome James! Who pays for that? Your cable's rusty! The chrome, James, the chrome!" One of the best scenes in the series.
The green goblin
Going down the smasher with near empty wiggle wagons is loads of fun. Five nights a week doing the UPS run, miss the fun.
reminds me of I-70 over the rocky mountains as soon as you come out of Eisenhower tunnel
I was overheight in my rig on 70 so I had to take the non-tunnel bypass (rt 6 , I think). The speed limit was 15mph on many of the hairpins. It was the first time in 30 years I voluntarily drove BELOW the speed limit. Just recalling it gets my heart going faster.
@@doubleghod i freakin knew it lol!! been over that hell of a mountain many times !! like you vids a lot
Done roads like this through Wyoming and Utah. Even Arizona near flagstaff last year (winter 2018) had some really sketchy days but made it through. Keep it up
My brother lives in Wyoming. Laramie Pass can get bad.
My goodness the 4 wheel vehicles can be so irresponsible! Leave room! (I've driven this stretch of road too many times to count... it can be terrifying in winter)
Also known as the Highway through Hell and this looks like one of the good days.
There's the team running the tow trucks!
Christ, I drove through a real bad storm last year on the coq. It was really late at night and once I got to box canyon chain up a truck decided to stop in front of me instead of pulling into the chain up blocking the only ploughed lane to put his god dam chains on
I learned about this from Highway Thru Hell. It makes me sad they haven't brought seasons 6 and 7 to Netflix.
Or 8!
Netflix is more interested in giving us mediocre "original" programs than showing good TV.
Slow and steady wins the race indeed. That's how you do it.
That Mountain...OMG!! Scary AF...Glad your safe though!!
Reminds me of the South Taylor Hill north of Dawson Creek. Regular winter conditions have us well below 50km/h throughout the winter months.
Everytime I used to go down there, there was always some asshat flying pass me. The plow crews should run 24hrs. I remember not seeing any plows when I did that run. Going up was never a problem, but during the early evening going down was hell.
on that highway, there should be snow sheds that cover the entire roadway on portions that have steep grades. Ventilation would be done using long louvers on the sides that would allow air to go in and out, but would keep out the snow so the road is kept 100% dry at all times of the year.
Driven this about 25 times in a 2 axle 6-wheeler. (Truck = 2 1/2 tons, load =3 tons,. GVW 5 1/2 tons.) Drove it once in a freezing rain storm. Bit like this video but less snow, more rain. I was empty but crawled along like this video. At the weigh station west of Hope it weighed 6 tons. The whole rig had icicles all around, looked like it was bearded. I had to bust them off before I was allowed to proceed. Summer drives were nice though.
Look at how close those 4 wheeler clowns follow each other.... no margin for error.
It’s quite unbelievable. Wouldn’t even drive that close in good conditions. Zero reaction time.
My gosh slow down passenger cars! I could never do this so guess my dream of being a long haul trucker is not happening. I will leave it up to the pros with nerves of steel. Good work all of you. The covered whatever that is very cool. Like the etchings, eh? Sorry couldn't resist. Lol
Maybe is a perfect piece of road to try "solar freakin highways" 😂
It is the best and most beautiful piece of highway in Canada in summer.
Fraser Canyon to the west is usually a better alternative in the winter, usually. It's a beautiful drive all times of the year.
Ya you guys pucking rock…
Keep on trucking dudes
The driver with a camera give me to be a professional going very very slow like you should
I happened to drive this road yrs ago in winter, NEVER AGAIN!!! it was HORRIBLE!!
You guys have balls...I wouldn't drive that road in my Trax.
Man the truckers that passed going faster made me nervous
Imagine watching them coming in your mirror while you're struggling to maintain enough traction to not slide down the hill.
Some drivers are just in too big of a hurry and take crazy risks tho.
TruckBC Yea I agree man
Ryan Scherbluk the cars made me more nervous
@@shawnbrisk3775 I'll make it scarier for you, a good portion of them are not using snow/winter tires. The government here has decided that all-season tires are sufficient and reduced the law to only require M+S symbol (all season) tires. Old law used to be 3 mountain/snowflake symbol (winter) tires or carry and use chains if required.
@@TruckBC Like every country we all have crappy laws that are really against the people and not for us. Hope all truckers safe driving all year.
If you have never driven the Coquihalla Highway you have never experienced fear. I am not a trucker, but I praise those that brave this highway in the winter to get the goods to their destination. I drove it once in the winter, never again.
Just went through there really dangerous have to take it slow
Good job! Dont worry about others unless your physically able to strangle them!
Drove the Coq many, many times over the years in all seasons. It used to be a toll highway until 2008.
I went down the smasher one night fully loaded and they had trucks limited to 10kph going over the top. Absolute nightmare
I've never seen them do that before but good to hear they are doing that now. Were drivers actually following the reduced speed limit tho?
watch highway thru hell. its all about this and towing!
I saw Al Quiring's truck in the first few seconds going the other way. Big Green!
UGH, ice is miserable to drive on - - - even in a car, can't imagine a truck.
00:02 in the begginings and I already live that!
Nice 👍 job !
Just imagine how treacherous this stretch of highway would be if they didn't build the avalanche shed over the highway at the bottom.
I'll stay in Texas!
In Cali they use beat juices on Donners Pass and it works good you can bare foot it across there
I had 1 of the green tow trucks pass me in Vancouver when l del
They used to use beat juice here to not sure they do anymore
@@barrie3434 I'm pretty sure they still do, Beet Juice is a great ANTI-icing agent that needs to be applied on bare and preferably dry roads. Salt is a great DE-icing agent that should not be applied on dry roads as it simply blows away. Sand is a great help in terms of traction and helps melt the snow as well.
Each have to be used for the right purpose.
It sure is I drive this highway a lot
This is why I drive the Allison. Rarely take the Coq unless I'm hauling anything over 14'4 wide
At 0:06 you see Al Quiring towing a flat-bed!Talk about Highway Thru Hell!!
Can we see season 7 again,just keeps gettin better
Looks like the Colorado Rockies, etc!
This is british columbia east of Vancouver, Vancouver gets little or no snow but 1.5 hours east in the mountains they can have over 20 feet at a time, this is the lower part of the mountain pass, so less snow then further up
Ahhh so much fun ...and danger all on the same shift❤.....hats off to you daring men, the smasher aint no cake walk, you gotta have a big pair to drive through satans path😊
I hate this highway and don't miss using it. The most blursed thing the province of BC ever made--the Coq is a wonder and a disaster all at once.
This about as exciting as watching the grass grow....
But oh what an adventure it is when you're behind the wheel !
This is crazy people driving too fast for conditions
Most people don't even understand the difference between a good driver and a bad driver.
Can’t go any slower than this
Can't go any faster than this*
Man I'd have a nervous breakdown out there..
It's really not that bad. You get used to it
You just go slow....it’s not brain surgery....well maybe some folks need it.
When the snow is falling its a big day for tow truckers
Nice Western Star your driving.
Its a Kenworth.
that 4 wheeler driving down the hill with the foot on his brakes. Propably driving an automatic and not knowing that there too you need to downshift. Wow, does this hill never end? And where is the salt shaker?
I for one will only try to play the smasher once and never again causing me to smoke my brakes for the first and only time🤣😂
Yeah... You don't use the brakes at all going down that hill. You can't go faster than what your engine brake can handle.
I'm trick driver but my respects for you guy becarfu and safe God be you guys
Scary weather to roll out to.
You go into the shed holding it to about 25 kph, by the time you come out the other side you’ll be going 110.
that baby shit yellow volvo that went down past you really pissed me off
Are the radios or communications between trucks hands free.
YOU ARE THE HERO
Come on boy, hammer down we got a football game to get to!
problem is not fully the truckers ,its the small cars that block the passing lane, causing trucks to reared other slow moving trucks, most truckers go slow down the grades but there is always a trucker going way to fast, putting everyone in harms way,
For you Americans that don't know this highway, the craziest part is once you get to the bottom it's just green grass and rain!
I'll have to make a longer time lapse this year that shows the route from at least Merritt to Hope. that would be quite interesting.
@@TruckBC that would be great!
I feel the pain of Canadians driving in that stuff. I wish you all safe travels this winter. How many months are these roads iffy there?
As early as October and can last in to April, sometimes even May. Worst of it is November to March.
@@TruckBC A lot longer than the New York City region, eh?
Whether in the USA or Canada mountain passes can see sudden snowfall anytime of the year. So be prepared.
@@joewoodchuck3824 yes in the mountains and lot longer but just west of this on the coast is the cities of Vancouver Bc ! And Seattle Washington, and both of these cities are a lot warmer then New York city and far less snow if any ,.Seattle and Vancouver metro areas are within 100 miles apart very similar weather
What a driver
Reminds me of highway 401 somewhere in the middle of Ottawa and Toronto
Except there’s no massive hill on the 401
No, it's not. Camera doesn't show how steep it is. And it's several kms long. If it all comes to a halt suddenly would you be able to stop. This guy would have because he knew how to drive it. It's called professional drive.
I don't believe I drove in that crap. Retired now. Good luck drivers. If you have it, a truck brought it.
Slow is smooth. Smooth is fast. The camera does not show how steep the hills realy are.
the snow is beautiful atleast
Haas anyone tried the tire spikes that look like zip ties?
BC is one Place I avoid between the End of Sept till about the middle of May. If I need to be in Van during that time, I will Fly.
I dont know why people don't take the #1 around the mtn. Its only 80 more kilometers and it hardly ever snows.
A hundred times more twists and turns, much less relaxing.
You see these 4 wheelers flying down the hill hitting brakes 😟😟
Don’t know what’s worse going uphill or downhill lol..
Usually uphill.
Down hill
Dec 11th: still autumn
4 wheelers don't slow down for nothing
You left the rest of your guys in the dust holy shit lol.
I haven't been in a truck since 2016 is it worth it too go back?
I haven't been in truck since 2015. It would have to be the right situation or I'm not. The only thing about being out of truck to long is when you try and go back into trucking they treat you like a rookie.
9:55 what’s that shooting up from the tree line
Good catch! Looks like a flare? Fireworks? No idea tho. It's not avalanche control as they'd have closed and road first, and that's very uncommon on the coquihalla anyhow. It's routed to avoid the avalanche paths except at the snow shed.
it's just the glare from the lights reflecting on the water streaks on the windshield from the wipers.
Driving slow is the key here
Well the road is wide , what’s wrong?
The maintenance of the highway has got progressively worse since they removed the tolls, we have yet another road maintenance (oxymoron) company and things are no better
so true. I thought it was bad with the last company, the one that took over this year has sure dropped the ball a few times already this year.
NO SNOW YET YIPPEE IN NEW BRUNSWICK CANADA
Anybody else see a certain green goblin heavy tow at the beginning of the video....looks familiar lol
That's Al's truck. Great guy. I've had the pleasure of meeting him and chatting with him on numerous occasions, as well as his son who goes offroading and camping in the same spots I frequent on my free time.
@@TruckBC lol ik. Ik that goin ANYWHERE. I met him once when i came to BC. I ran into him on the highway. I slide into the wall and he helped me out when he was passing by. I agree hes am amazing guy to laugh with
That's my wife in the SUV the passes at 0:35 and my in the pickup truck following at 0:38 we dropped our Trailers off to be loaded about 30/40 mins earlier we picked them up 12/12/2018 at 5:30 Am and headed to Michigan loaded we are owner operators of a Courier/Hotshot Delivery company Burbank-Family-Trucking been in business since April 1st 2006 my wife usually hauls the Courier freight i usually haul hotshot freight we upgraded to a International Loadstar s1600 Flatbed Truck Bed Camper Sleeper Conversion 32ft Enclosed Trailer / 30ft Flatbed Equipment Trailer and a Class A and Class C Motorhomes 32ft Enclosed Trailers / 30ft Flatbed Utility Trailers a 1977 Ford F600 Dump Truck 30ft Flatbed Equipment Trailer 1996 Ford 550D Backhoe a 1993 GMC p20 Step Van and a 30ft Coachman Travel Trailer unhook the travel trailer why you get loaded hook back up after your load keep those wheels spinning
That's pretty amazing that you came across this video that shows you and your wife!
That was such a horrible day on that hill. By far the worst I've ever experienced.
That me right behind you
That me right behind you
The Smasher isn't smashing today
THE SMASHER YA BUDDY NO JOKE 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Scary! Curious, what are you risking your life to transport? I hope it's something important lol.
Not about the freight it's about the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Coq goes thru unsettled territory. There are no places to stop once you are on it. It goes 3 hours/150 miles and when you start at one end you dont know what you are going to meet at the other. Ends are low elevation but it climbs to high summits. Like Interstate 8 going east from San Diego.
Adrienne Marini these amazing guys truck everything everyday... and bless them for doing it!!
fj fell have you ever driven it? Or just read about it?
@@crystalbristow247 I have driven it more than 30 times. The only place on it that you will find a place to stay is at Merritt. Only other alternatives are Hope or Kamloops at each end.
This piece of the TC HWY is a joke...year after year truckers face immense issues trying to get down or up this deadly road portion. Even seasoned vets are using all they can to safely get through....Nothing is done that changes the surfaces that can lead to major crash concerns...A double truck convoy needs to be implemented with enough salt/gravel ahead of all vehicles to safely get traffic up or down
My truck died going up and brakes caught fire coming down the deaded CoquiHELLA
Don’t miss driving that toboggan run.
Is this the same high way that Jamie Davis towing takes care of???
It's one of the 3 highways that they do work on yes.
So about what speed was the camera truck going? 30mph?
About 10-15mph maybe less. It was a very slow decent.