15 MOST DANGEROUS AND INCREDIBLE ROADS

We use the

roads

every day to get to work, pick up groceries or go on a road trip, but

most

people are not that enthusiastic about the trip itself in the archipelago region of Norway, getting to work is a matter of Life or death massive waves and

dangerous

winds threaten to make your commute to work the last thing you'll do today. We take a look at the 15

most

incredible

roads

and highways. Number 15, the aggressive viaduct, if you thought your city's intersections were busy. then you absolutely hate driving on this huge viaduct located in Shanghai, China. The aggressive viaduct is one of the largest and busiest crossings in the world, made up of five levels of bridges connecting two of the city's busiest highways, Nun Bay Road and Yanan Road.

It's not short at all. chaotic as it allows thousands of vehicles to pass by every hour, resulting in massive traffic jams if at least one car accident occurs, so we suggest enjoying it from afar unless you are willing to risk getting stuck in some Major traffic jam number 14 on Cabot. Trail Canada is known for having some of the most scenic sites in the world, but few compared to what can be seen on the Cabot Trail, completed in 1932. The Cabot Trail is located along the east coast of Canada in the Cape Breton Island and extends for about 298 kilometers along the northern section. of the island, the route has become a tourist destination with many visitors traveling along it each year to enjoy the views of the Cape Breton Highlands and visit the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, so If you like nature, we recommend doing the latest addition to your wish list: the Stelvio Pass number 13.

If zigzagging along a mountain road appeals to you, look no further, the Stelvio Pass is located in the Alps of northern Italy. , near the border with Switzerland, its 75 hairpin bends make it an extremely

dangerous

place. pass for a still inexperienced driver, that has not stopped the local authorities from making the stelvio pass a sporting venue, as they organize an annual stelvio bike day and a stelvio marathon day to raise funds and unite the community, as a result, Stelvio Pass is undoubtedly one of the most popular roads on this list number 12 Las Vegas Boulevard Of all the roads on this list, few are as stunning or as visited as Las Vegas Boulevard with a length of approximately 82.7 kilometers, no It should come as a surprise that its most famous section is the part that comprises the Las Vegas Strip with countless flashing lights, big hotels and glitzy casinos, it really is fascinating just to drive along it and considering that Las Vegas Boulevard is perhaps one of the only places in the world where you can have a drink see a street performer and get married, all in the space of about 30 minutes, it is certainly worth visiting at one point or another number 11. lombard street widely known as the crookedest street in the world Mundo Lombard Street which is located in San Francisco is certainly a place where stepping on the accelerator is far from a good idea, because despite being only 180 meters long, it features eight hairpin curves that make the road so dangerous. that the recommended speed limit is just eight kilometers per hour and, while this makes the road a real driving nightmare itself has become even worse due to the crowds of tourists who visit it daily, with figures that exceed seventeen thousand on summer weekends, so we suggest perhaps avoiding this problematic passage the next time you are there. at san fran number 10, the amalfi coast highway, while the amalfi coast has gained world fame for its beautiful views, picturesque beaches and cute towns, in order to visit these picturesque sites, you must be willing to drive through one of the most dangerous roads in the world.

Known as Stratostethale 163, but now more commonly known as Amalfi Drive, it is essentially a very narrow two-lane road that the Romans carved into the side of a cliff thousands of years ago, but so far it is the only road giving access. to the Amalfi Coast and as a result this road is one of the most dangerous in the world due to the ridiculous number of buses, cars and motorcycles that traverse it daily, so despite its panoramic views we suggest paying it a local driver if you want to stay safe. and sane on this

incredible

highway number nine, the adler krasnaya poliana highway, while most of the roads on this list did so because of their incredible beauty, the adler krasnaya poliana highway found a way to do the incredible corruption involved in its creation by Russia during the year 2014.

Sochi Games is a 45 kilometer road that connects the coast of Sochi with Corsnaya Polliana, a ski resort in a valley in the Caucasus, but although this may seem quite mundane, this road made headlines when it was reported that Russia spent a ridiculous sum of 9.4 billion dollars on its construction. To put it in perspective, the entire Vancouver Olympics four years earlier had cost just $1.5 billion and analysts have pointed out that at a price of $200 million per kilometer the road could have been paved with three inches of bags. Louis Vuitton and still have it cost less, as a result, most have speculated that political corruption was at the core of this high price.

We are constantly adding more people to the top five production team to bring you the best content. Make sure to subscribe with notifications on and hit like. button number eight Cardung's law If you are the type who doesn't mind heights, then a trip along the Cardenal may be ideal for you, because at 5,600 meters above sea level it holds the Guinness World Record for being the road highest passable road in the country. the world located in the mountains near the city of lochta india the pass was officially opened to vehicles in 1988 and serves as a connection between the le nubra and shirak valleys it should now come as no surprise that the kudung law that dominates the mountainous and forested valleys The landscapes provide drivers with a fantastic view, however, as a result, drivers on this road often fall victim to altitude sickness, which is problematic given that there are virtually no emergency medical facilities in the area, in addition, the past also stands out for being a strategic value as it used to be.

Send supplies through the Siachen Glacier, which is an area of ​​contention between India and Pakistan. Regardless, we suggest visiting if you want to see some of the area's most impressive sites, Atlantic Ocean Highway Number Seven, while most drivers head to the local car wash to clean their car a trip across Atlantic Ocean Highway. Atlantic Ocean in Norway could essentially do the same thing because this 8.2 kilometer road connecting the Norwegian mainland to the series of small islands is one of the most beautiful, most dangerous and wettest roads in the world. Because the ocean across its eight bridges is extremely rough with the waves of the Atlantic Ocean hitting so frequently that parts of the bridge are often flooded, curiously this has inadvertently turned it into something of a tourist attraction, as Brave visitors flock to it every year.

For what some have called the best road trip in the world, this fame is reinforced by the fact that many car manufacturers like to use it for advertisements due to its beautiful views and as a car testing ground due to its infamous conditions, despite its fame, it is quite clear that this road is certainly not for the faint of heart number six, the chancellor, unsurprisingly, few places in France are as posh as the chanzilizay, it is approximately 1.9 kilometers long and 70 meters wide, it is easily one of the most iconic streets in Paris, as it is not only the location of the famous Arc de Triomphe, but is also home to a number of cafes and restaurants, or you can quietly enjoy events such as the Bastille Day parade and the end of the Tour de France, taking into account its origins.

First built in 1667 under the reign of Louis 2016, all the Champs-Élysées are now car-free on the first Sunday of each month, allowing it to return to its pedestrian only after the number five, Norway is a country where road construction is particularly challenging after all , is a country of fjords that often have gaps that are hundreds, if not thousands of meters long and its generally mountainous landscape is not exactly conducive to paving asphalt, so to cross the western coast of the country, which is where it lives For most people, there is currently a 1,100 kilometer highway known as E39 with a total of seven ferry crossings and taking around 21 hours to fully cross, it is quite a long and complicated route and as a result, the Norwegian government is looking to spend 47 billion dollars to upgrade it, now the main goal of this new and improved E39. is to completely eliminate the need for ferries across the current seven ferry crossings, as a result of the Norwegian road administration looking for innovative ways to solve this problem and some are said to break world records, for example in a fjord located between the cities. by stavenga and hugheson norway is currently constructing a 27 kilometer long, 390 meter deep underground tunnel known as roguefast.

It is said to be the longest and deepest underwater tunnel in the world so far. Its construction will begin in 2018 and is expected to be completed in 2026. It is certainly quite a project, however, if we go further up the coast to Bergen, there is Bjorn Fjord, which is five kilometers wide and 600 meters deep. . To cross this monstrosity, a floating suspension bridge is currently being worked on with the The plan is to place long cables to tie it to both sides of the fjord to keep it afloat, even with construction not yet started, only time will tell when it will be completed. will complete this project, regardless of the fact that five other fjord crossing projects are still in their initial planning.

It takes stages and it takes a lot of resources to plan and create them. We don't expect the new and improved e39 to be finished anytime soon. Highway number four, the Pan-American Highway, which holds the Guinness World Record for being the longest motorable highway at 30,000 kilometers. The Pan-American Highway is truly enormous and extends from Pluto Bay in Alaska to Ushuaia, Argentina. The highway in theory. It connects all of North Central and South America. The idea of ​​a highway of this type was first proposed in 1889 when a Pan-American railroad was discussed at the first Pan-American conference. However, the idea was discarded until it was raised again at the fifth conference.

International of American States in 1923 and finally in 1937 Argentina Bolivia Chile Colombia Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Peru Canada and the United States signed the convention on the Pan-American Highway and Mexico was the first to complete its section in 1950, but a Despite being a great idea on paper, the Pan-American Highway runs into two major problems. The first is that it is not exactly continuous thanks to an area on the border between Panama and Colombia known as the Darién gap, which extends for about 106 kilometers, this area is home to extremely dense jungle and can only be traversed with the help of an all-terrain vehicle, but still the gap is absolutely treacherous, so treacherous in The fact that adventurers who have crossed the gap often take up to two years to complete the journey, as a result, upon reaching the gap, most of drivers will simply opt to take a ferry around Darion Bay to avoid it.

Plus, there's also the problem. of official recognition this is because, while much of South America refers to the highway as the Pan-American Highway, the United States and Canada do not and instead highways with completely different names are quietly considered part of the Pan-American Highway, but despite both difficulties it goes without saying that a trip along the entire Pan-American Highway would be pretty epic. Northern Gas Highway Number Three While there are certainly many dangerous roads on this list, few come close to the treacherous conditions of the Northern Jungas Highway located in Bolivia connecting the country's high-altitude capital city, La Paz, to the lower yungas region of the country in the amazon.

It does so by first climbing from an altitude of 3660 meters to six hundred and fifty meters at the Cumbro Pass and then makes a steep descent to the city of Coroico by dropping more than 3650 meters, which makes it one of the road sections of Longest continuous descent in the world, although this may sound terrifying in itselfsame, that is not the end, it is seen that the northern yungas highway not only traversed a wide variety of altitudes over a long distance, but was also built on a partially unpaved cliff and at points of only three meters wide, if that's not bad enough, it is also subject to the hot and humid winds of the Amazon, which means that heavy rains and fog often make the road almost impossible to drive due to causing landslides, falling rocks and small waterfalls that appear along the road, but to top it off, the Northern Yungas Highway has become a hot spot for extreme sports enthusiasts, with cyclists being descent the main ones among them.

You'll find that several tour companies offer organized trips down the mountain, meaning it's not uncommon for speeding cyclists to collide head-on with cars below them. As a result, the 200 to 300 deaths per year directly caused by this road make it one of the deadliest in the world. Few roads have as much mystery and intrigue around them as the German autobahn that covers most of areas of germany this 12,993 kilometer long road connection has gained infamy around the world for being largely devoid of speed limits the construction of this incredible road network first gained momentum in the 1920s , but when Hitler came to power in 1933, he almost immediately began a campaign to complete this comprehensive highway system.

As a result, in 1936 hundreds of thousands of workers were employed in its construction and as the years have passed, the network has slowly increased, but beyond the construction of the highway, it is really its speed that distinguishes it from most The other roads, as we mentioned above, are mostly Audubon and by that we mean 60 of them have no speed limit. However, although the rest have limits of between 100 and 120 kilometers per hour, it goes without saying that these limits are often ignored, although speed demons may resort to them regularly. Today, the record for the fastest car to drive is almost 80 years old.

This is because to this day, Grand Prix veteran and Formula One racer Rudolf Karachola holds the current speed record, as on January 8, 1938 he recorded an impressive speed of 432,432.75 kilometers per hour while driving a Mercedes-Benz W125 with a V12 engine. We strongly recommend that, unless he is a professional driver, he does not attempt to beat this speed record on his next holiday in Germany. Route number one 66 if he is American or has lived in the country for an extended period of time. You've heard of Route 66, one of the most symbolic American highways in the world. It was the country's first all-weather highway linking Chicago to Los Angeles and spanning a total of 3,940 kilometers, reflecting the ideals of freedom traveling westward and across the United States.

Heartland, is truly an iconic highway and has many of the original restaurants, hotels and shops that were present along the route after its establishment in 1926 and paving in 1938; However, there was a time when Route 66 was almost completely removed from the American consciousness, that is because this aging and dilapidated highway was removed from the American highway registry and decommissioned in 1985. As new, faster highways began to replace it across the country, however, thanks to calls from public congress, the Route 66 study was passed. The 1990 law and since then the route has essentially become a part Protected from American culture, unsurprisingly, this has meant that Route 66 continues to be a popular tourist site today and many take this slow but symbolic route to experience all the American mom-and-pop shops along the However, If you plan to travel there, keep in mind that driving on it is not exactly like traveling on a modern highway, since due to its age, many parts of the route are no longer adequately paved and there are stretches of more than 150 kilometers through the desert where there will be no gas stations or repair shops, there are also a number of areas where Route 66 diverges into newer and older sections, but the older sections are usually the places that are in better condition. in poor condition, however, if you want to experience a true piece of American history we suggest you visit this amazing road, that's all we have for you today and thanks for watching, let us know in the comments below which road you prefer .

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