10 Roads You Would Never Want to Drive On

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by the Gua France Inn. This 4.3 kilometer stretch of road links the French mainland with Norman Island here on France's Atlantic coast. At first glance you might think it's not a bad road to

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on, wait a few hours and your opinion will change as the tide rises and makes the entire route disappear twice a day. This road is underwater and any car that makes the wrong crossing will go with it, even if you time the tides correctly, driving this road can be a challenge because it is wet and covered in algae which can make it as slippery as ice patio palü / takaki road greece on the 23.5 kilometer greek road the elevation changes almost 500 meters this may not sound so bad to you right now, but there are a lot of potholes significantly narrow twists and turns of heavy trucks, pedestrians and livestock traffic and the fact that there are very few to no guardrails and that the road is tremendously dangerous, the icing on the cake for this particular route is that there are often no lines or markings, which means that there are many night travelers getting out of the road and die on the Luxor to Hurghada highway, Egypt.

This stretch of road between the ancient city of Luxor and the Red Sea resort city of Hurghada is one that many will tell you to stay away from, but why ask first? The road passes through quite remote areas where a breakdown can mean big problems depending on the time of day. This area is known to be patrolled by criminal and terrorist gangs who generally attack at night, which has led many people to drive without their headlights on at night, resulting in a significant number of fatal head-on collisions if you wish to drive. at night, buy some high-end night vision goggles please Taroko Gorge Road Tae-hwan, part of Taiwan's Highway Number 8, Taroko Gorge Road is widely considered the deadliest stretch of road in the country, carved into mountainous terrain and sometimes through it, this road faces significant erosion and landslides thanks to heavy rains and earthquakes.

This has been made even more challenging by the fact that the road is extremely narrow in places and has numerous blind curves that can be full of surprises. If you lose control or are hit by another car, there is a good chance that you will be falling down the hillside. off the mountain and you are becoming the latest victim of this infamous stretch of road skippers canyon road new zealand when you rent the insurance will not cover you for driving on a road that you know must be dangerous located in the southwest of new zealand skippers canyon The road has all the features you

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It is carved into the side of a mountain. It has very little in the way. It is full of safety features and barriers and is extremely narrow. In fact, this sixteen-point-five-mile stretch is so narrow that if two vehicles meet, one will often have to back up some distance to find a passage wide enough to allow the other to pass safely. Emma Highway Philippines, situated 2,000 meters above sea level, this road is considered the safest in the summer months of March and April, because during the rest of the year heavy rain, fog, rocks and landslides land can turn this route into a nightmare for tourists who dare to take the risks. on the stunning views of the landscape unfortunately the dangerous environment combined with the fact that the tourist buses often go too fast on this rather narrow stretch means that numerous accidents occur every year as the vehicles collide with each other or simply go off wayside. and plummet down the mountainside Tiananmen Mountain Road China 11 kilometers long and with an elevation change of 1,100 meters from start to finish this Chinese road is not for the faint of heart with 99 hairpin bends this road is not It is narrow by the standard of other

roads

mentioned in this video, but encountering an oncoming vehicle can make things a little challenging, there are barriers along the route, but too much speed or getting caught up in the beauty of The surrounding mountains won't stop you from crossing the edge and taking a fairly long drop to the bottom.

Its straight, flat and well-maintained Australian Highway. The Australian Ear Highway doesn't look like it belongs on this list of dangerous

roads

. Don't be fooled, this one. 1,675 kilometer long stretch of road runs through one of the most desolate roads and remote parts of Australia imagine Mad Max only with far fewer bandits and more wombats, camels and kangaroos. In fact, the road is so straight, flat and featureless that motorists have a hard time paying attention or even staying awake. This has led to a significant number of accidents and collisions. which caused the Australians to give the highway the nickname Killing Alley Karakoram Highway from China to Pakistan the highest paved international highway in the world the Karakoram Highway runs through the mountains and canyons linking China and Pakistan, being naturally A hilly route, this road is dangerous to begin with, add heavy fog, sudden snow storms and flooding and you have a scary drive.

It doesn't end there, however, as bandits and terrorists have been known to camp near certain sections of the road, always ready to attack an unsuspecting target, even if you can handle all of this on the road. It is so high above sea level that some drivers suffer from altitude sickness thanks to the thin air Soji Indian peace really is amazing what some people will call a road, this 9.5 long stretch is located 3.5 kilometers above sea level and connects the cities of Ladka. and Kashmir Strong winds and heavy snowfall make this route impassable for long periods during the year.

Motorists are advised to use four-wheel drive, but the mud can become so thick after rain that even the best vehicles get stuck even in perfect weather on the narrow roads. The lack of safety barriers and the use of other large trucks and livestock means that the Shoji return pass is a road we should stay away from, so maybe after this video we should stay home, but thanks for watching, here There are some other videos we think you could use. please like and don't forget to click subscribe thank you