If I had to guess, that was the old railroad bridge and the new one that replaced it was too the right. Looks like they just removed the track and put down some additional railroad ties. That was very cool and thank you for taking us along on something I will probably never do myself.
I've driven over wooden bridges and they're well capable of supporting many cars..even locomotives. But the absence of guard rails on this bridge would freak me out because I get automatically drawn to precipices, cliff edges etc. Gives me the chills
The only bridge across the river is a thousand kilometers around. The one on the right is railroad. The bridge is located in Siberia, the Trans-Baikal Territory, the Kalarsky District, the Vitim River.
I don't see why its so dangerous. It is obviously... but if you watch your left edge and keep your wheel about a foot from the edge you can make it across. Scary yes, but not much different than driving through city traffic. Although that bump in the middle looks like it could be a little nerve wracking. Gotta put this one on my bucket list. :)
Here's my thought: It used to be a railway bridge, yes? Well, a train weighs an order of magnitude more than an SUV, maybe several orders. Thus even if it is old and no longer maintained, it should still easily be able to hold the weight of an SUV which, as this video shows, it does.
Previously, it was a railway bridge, then they built the one on the left, and now the trains go there. And this one was simply dropped. Local residents and travelers travel by this bridge, others around a thousand kilometers away.
It was a railway bridge, yes. At 3:07 you see old rails to your right. The new bridge looks like it's for trains only, otherwise this bridge wouldn't be used by cars. The road after the bridge doesn't look abandoned.
We've got lots of those here in Africa, not quite so long but with half the planks missing. Once when crossing the cross planks were so far appart I dropped one of my 35" tyres in. Fortunately I was moving and it popped right back out.
Eric Hawes from Eugene, Oregon, was the first person to ride a motorcycle (wife his wife!) from east to west across Siberia and Russia in the early 90s. His video may have included this bridge (it was a long time ago and my memory is foggy). I know he crossed bridges that were not as good as this and even crossed one 'perfectly fine' railroad bridge only to have a train come along seconds after he crossed. He is in the Guiness Book of Records for his trip.
I really hate when I am watching an interesting video, and all these links pop up on the screen to other videos, and are placed where they can't be closed easily, therefore blocking the video i wanted to watch to begin with. Considering unsubscribing.
I'm sure you'd be happy to give us some examples of these train bridges in America that you speak of that are as bad as this one. I look forward to reading about them when you come up with some.
I didn't ask for that from you. I asked you to supply them so you could prove to me that you're not lying, which I know you are. So go ahead and prove to me that you're not a lying fraud and give me some examples of railroad bridges in the U.S. that are in as bad a shape as the one on the video. I'm waiting.
People are saying this looks scary and they wouldn't even walk it? wtf? really? I'd totally drive on there. And why wouldn't you walk on it? If you've ever walked on a pier or something how is it different? I'd only be scared to drive on it if my arms had spasms lol.
Chris Z Then how has the city of Venice existed for thousands of years being half underwater? But you're right, it won't last forever. But what does? Not much.
Christel Vinot Wood underwater does NOT rot. Wood needs exposure to oxygen in order to rot. In fact, due to the minerals in the water wood tends to harden underwater. Also, venice is an active city that is constantly maintained. This bridge is not, as there has been a new railway bridge built on the right (as you can see) and this bridge is no longer maintained or tested by whoever owns or owned it. It is also not even designed for cars. I know a lot about wood preservation as I am a telecom engineer who has to climb wooden telegraph polls for a living and I have to be very careful with what kind of poles I can climb (do tests on the wood first) as a lot of them can rot away very quickly once the creosote runs thin. I think it would be incredibly stupid to cross this wooden bridge unless it has been tested by experts within the last few months.
Pff you fall down and you get wet. People get wet all the time, nothing dangerous about that. Unless you cant swim i guess. But if you can't swim something is seriously wrong with you and you probably shouldn't be driving a car in the first place. Even baby pigs can swim when they are like week old. LEARN TO SWIM!
From the view from the video-I think I would take my chances with the active train bridge... Alot of that just looked too rotted.... One of those do you go fast-in case it fails, or go slow to keep it from failing....?
That was an old railroad bridge, when the person driving their vehicle over that bridge to the other side, there were remanents of an old railroad line that was replaced by the newer steel railroad bridge just off to the right.
This is a temporary railway bridge and the locals used it for cars. One was abandoned when the permanent bridge was built. Now it has already been destroyed.
Hey, I got a grand idea! See that antiquated improperly maintained out of use railway bridge (old tracks and ties seen near the end)? let's take a drive across it.
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"That ain't a bridge. It's termites holdin' hands."
If I had to guess, that was the old railroad bridge and the new one that replaced it was too the right. Looks like they just removed the track and put down some additional railroad ties. That was very cool and thank you for taking us along on something I will probably never do myself.
No, on the right is the Trans Siberian Railway Baikal - Amur Mainline section, the bridge is part of the BAM road.
The Driver of that car is a Real Hero........Salute Him. Such A Bravest Person He Is.
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The only way I'd cross that is if zombies were chasing me.. lol
I would've crossed the bridge by crawling my way there lol.
I've driven over wooden bridges and they're well capable of supporting many cars..even locomotives. But the absence of guard rails on this bridge would freak me out because I get automatically drawn to precipices, cliff edges etc. Gives me the chills
I would have a heart attack
hey i subscribed to you i make train videos too
Alan why are you here? XD
I think he's here because this used to be a railway bridge.
Edit: definitely a railway bridge.
You know, there is a perfectly fine bridge to your right.
It's for trains
I know right xD of course using the hard way
It's for a gps so they have to
my dad would take me on that one instead of the pefectly fine bridge
It's too mainstream to go on bridges
1:53 was the most cringeworthy..
Its Russian, only thing that going to break it is dropping 3 more bridges on top of it.
And then some t80s
Thought similar. The real dangerous thing here is to not freak out and drive the car over the rim.
The only bridge across the river is a thousand kilometers around. The one on the right is railroad. The bridge is located in Siberia, the Trans-Baikal Territory, the Kalarsky District, the Vitim River.
*Шо ты там пиздишь уже?*
Are you f_in kidding me? I wouldn't walk across that thing let alone drive something.
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step 1: sell the car
step 2: crossing by foot
step 3: buy another car
:):)
That would have been a lot of walking from place to place
WinRAR its for trains smart guy
@@rjdatdude23, the other bridge is for trains and this one was formerly used for trains.
I don't see why its so dangerous. It is obviously... but if you watch your left edge and keep your wheel about a foot from the edge you can make it across. Scary yes, but not much different than driving through city traffic. Although that bump in the middle looks like it could be a little nerve wracking. Gotta put this one on my bucket list. :)
Let's hope you will not be the one to find out that the wooden planks have finally rotted to pieces. Someone will, one day.
actually looks pretty solid.
Hay que tener nervios de asero .para cruzar ese puente .saludos desde chile.muy lindo los paisajes
Saludos desde Polonia
When my rig costs more than the bridge, that's where I draw the line.
Legacy Offroad omg lmaoo
Here's my thought: It used to be a railway bridge, yes? Well, a train weighs an order of magnitude more than an SUV, maybe several orders. Thus even if it is old and no longer maintained, it should still easily be able to hold the weight of an SUV which, as this video shows, it does.
Previously, it was a railway bridge, then they built the one on the left, and now the trains go there. And this one was simply dropped. Local residents and travelers travel by this bridge, others around a thousand kilometers away.
It was a railway bridge, yes. At 3:07 you see old rails to your right. The new bridge looks like it's for trains only, otherwise this bridge wouldn't be used by cars. The road after the bridge doesn't look abandoned.
You can tell by the safety platforms and the old rail footings at the end of the crossing.
Scary yes, but the worlds most dangerous - Hmm?
I've seen worse in Botswana, Mozambique, Kenya etc.
@@Volodimirus They cannot use a boat or some kind of ferry, raft to transport their car and themselves across the river though instead?
I always end up watching something random... How... HOW??
Boy, that patchwork must've given you boatloads of confidence!
We've got lots of those here in Africa, not quite so long but with half the planks missing. Once when crossing the cross planks were so far appart I dropped one of my 35" tyres in. Fortunately I was moving and it popped right back out.
There's also another bridge to your right - looks like a well built bridge if I do say so myself... of course I could be wrong.
lol
+Lyric Lullaby that is railroad for trains
+Uday Rana (Atlas) So.. i'd rather try my luck on that
This is a railway bridge, there cars are not allowed. Local residents travel by this bridge.
Lyric Lullaby
Thats for fishing only!
If i was the driver i will shit myself at this time 1:48
My blood pressure just about doubled watching this.
The bridges very long and denqerous...where this place ?
Eric Hawes from Eugene, Oregon, was the first person to ride a motorcycle (wife his wife!) from east to west across Siberia and Russia in the early 90s. His video may have included this bridge (it was a long time ago and my memory is foggy). I know he crossed bridges that were not as good as this and even crossed one 'perfectly fine' railroad bridge only to have a train come along seconds after he crossed. He is in the Guiness Book of Records for his trip.
Legend has it that the drivers steel balls are made from the same steel off the bridge!
Sure, I'd cross it. Also, this bridge is times safer then what people think. The boards are placed on top of a flat steel surface.
Yes of course,
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1 day i gonna cross this with land cruiser
For extra anxiety, playback at 2X speed.
Piekna rzeka, piekny most i teraz Pan kierowca powinien tylem przejechac :):)
Here's a thought, why not build it wider.
hold my beer
*revs up engine*
And what's wrong with that big, sturdy, safe bride to the right?
Anton It‘s just for trains.
@@crowdsurfer77 this is literally in the middle of nowhere. I would just drive over it, because there will rarely be trains?
I'd like to cross it and where is this awesome bridge located ?
Russia
It's also called the Kandinsky Bridge
Can you tell me the location of this amazing bridge? Thx
Siberia, Russia
You're welcome
lol there is a perfectly good bridge to the right xD
It's a railroad track
@@primus1838 Probably worth figuring out the train timetable buddy...
I almost shit my pants just watching this video.
My wife would not let me drive over that bridge for sure!
Is the danger of the bridge collapsing or of falling off of it? Both?
it's an old railway bridge. Not used anymore. Tracks were removed long time ago
I'll take the long road. Coward man keeps sound bones! LOL
Was that Mr Plow?
Why take this bridge when ther a brisge aside of it lol
other bridge is only railroad
Whats that bridge to the right? Is that the one your really supposed to use.
its railway bridge
There is clearly a new. safe bridge directly next to this one. Smart thinking. Lets cross the old one!
I'd drive over that railroad bridge on the right. I don't give a fuck.
Neither do the trains lol
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I really hate when I am watching an interesting video, and all these links pop up on the screen to other videos, and are placed where they can't be closed easily, therefore blocking the video i wanted to watch to begin with. Considering unsubscribing.
Ohhhhhhmagawd. Ummm.. are you sure this bridge is meant for cars, and not, oh, I don't know, something lighter? Say, like... squirrels?
May I ask who constructed and designed this and why? Just out of curiosity.
where is this?
looks like some train bridges here in America, and people defend it, saying the gov't should not pay ti fix it!!
I'm sure you'd be happy to give us some examples of these train bridges in America that you speak of that are as bad as this one. I look forward to reading about them when you come up with some.
they are all on youtube, if I found them, you can too. do it!
I didn't ask for that from you. I asked you to supply them so you could prove to me that you're not lying, which I know you are. So go ahead and prove to me that you're not a lying fraud and give me some examples of railroad bridges in the U.S. that are in as bad a shape as the one on the video. I'm waiting.
It he had done it with an 18 wheeler, I'd be impressed.
People are saying this looks scary and they wouldn't even walk it? wtf? really? I'd totally drive on there. And why wouldn't you walk on it? If you've ever walked on a pier or something how is it different? I'd only be scared to drive on it if my arms had spasms lol.
ikr? looks easy.
Because it looks old, and wood rots over time? Wood preservation methods only last x amount of time before it starts to rot away.
Chris Z Then how has the city of Venice existed for thousands of years being half underwater? But you're right, it won't last forever. But what does? Not much.
Christel Vinot Wood underwater does NOT rot. Wood needs exposure to oxygen in order to rot. In fact, due to the minerals in the water wood tends to harden underwater. Also, venice is an active city that is constantly maintained. This bridge is not, as there has been a new railway bridge built on the right (as you can see) and this bridge is no longer maintained or tested by whoever owns or owned it. It is also not even designed for cars. I know a lot about wood preservation as I am a telecom engineer who has to climb wooden telegraph polls for a living and I have to be very careful with what kind of poles I can climb (do tests on the wood first) as a lot of them can rot away very quickly once the creosote runs thin. I think it would be incredibly stupid to cross this wooden bridge unless it has been tested by experts within the last few months.
Chris Z Much of the wood in venice is at the waterline which has constant exposure to water and oxygen. But anywho, Venice is doomed.
Would you know the GPS corordinates? I would like to find this on Google Earth.
is this the old train bridge? the one your driving on because it seems like it
Pff you fall down and you get wet. People get wet all the time, nothing dangerous about that. Unless you cant swim i guess. But if you can't swim something is seriously wrong with you and you probably shouldn't be driving a car in the first place. Even baby pigs can swim when they are like week old. LEARN TO SWIM!
The river is very deep and cold, is in the north. You will freeze to death while you reach the shore.
No Thank You, I'd rather jump out of a perfectly good airplane.
My grate grandpa jumped out of a perfectly good airplane on to a landmine in ww2
REED explosives I guess he had a bad day huh ?
Um yea he lost his right
Leg lol
REED explosives Hate it when that happens
I guess you're fucked if a car comes the other way
Is that the Vitim Bridge in Siberia ?
where is this bridge?
O.O.Y.F.M.
You people are Out Of Your Fucking MINDS! :)
Cool, thanks for showing :-)
It's an old railroad bridge. Actually quite strong.
This is literally straight out of my nightmares!!
I'd be nervous WALKING across that bridge!
the sound it made driving over that bridge sounded soothing for some reason.
Didn't that used to be a railroad bridge? Looks like it. Reminds me of the video game 4x4 Evo 2.
From the view from the video-I think I would take my chances with the active train bridge... Alot of that just looked too rotted.... One of those do you go fast-in case it fails, or go slow to keep it from failing....?
Greaat...thanks for coordinate...
How long is that bridge ???
Looks good, the little bridge does not scare me.
That was an old railroad bridge, when the person driving their vehicle over that bridge to the other side, there were remanents of an old railroad line that was replaced by the newer steel railroad bridge just off to the right.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vitim_River
good and safety bridge across calm river! no extreme :)
What if you meet a vehicle going the other way??
This is a temporary railway bridge and the locals used it for cars. One was abandoned when the permanent bridge was built. Now it has already been destroyed.
Hey I Loved your clip! I would love to be Mutual supporters when are you making more Videos?
Hey, I got a grand idea! See that antiquated improperly maintained out of use railway bridge (old tracks and ties seen near the end)? let's take a drive across it.
Has that bridge been safteyed?
What if one gets a flat in that middle of that bridge?
What if another care comes from the other direction?
I will never again criticise my country's infrastructure.
OMFG! that was probably the scaryest 3 min in my life.
Respekt!
so whats up with the little scrap metal lookout points, did they scrap them to repair the bridge?
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insane :D - hey why you are not using the bridge to the right?? :D
what do u mean by that ??? please explane?
This comment deserves more thumbs up.
Who made that bridge
Does anyone know what the little side protrusions are?
Did use to be a railroad bridge ?
Great adventure, congratulations and greetings from Poland 👌😊
Nasza ekipa także z Polski 😃 Dzięki za pozdrowienia
@@extremetravel hahaha, wszystkiego dobrego 😍
Thanks for the info
My alarm went off half way through watching this video. I almost shit myself 🤣
No, no, just no. I'm not driving my truck over any bridge that isn't made out of concrete and steel :) At least you have a cool story to tell though.
I would like to have seen a picture of the BRAVE driver. Could you do that again, only driving backward's this time?
Is this Crimean bridge?
No its brand new bridge in Kiev.
The bridge to the right is a train bridge currently in use. The old train bridge is what he is driving over, but was left up.
What happens if you are fishing on the side of the bridge?
For those looking for the bridge on Google Maps, it is found at 56 degrees, 13 minutes, 27 seconds N; 115 degrees, 44 minutes E.
What car was this?
Cheers