Have you seen the iconic picture of workmen in The USA sitting in a line, without any safety nets while constructing a Bridge in the 1920's ? The photograph depicts eleven men eating lunch, seated on a girder with their feet dangling 840 feet (260 meters) above the New York City streets. ...
“The bridge is ancient and we’re super surprised it’s still holding up.’ Also “the bridge gets rebuilt every 3 yrs or so, and now features steel cables amongst the vines, as well as more planks to walk on ...” 🤣😂🤣 sorry ... ok not sorry because this is such s contradiction. Did no one catch that in editing?
Yes, I caught that too. At least after he tells you all the "ancient" stuff, he tells the truth of the matter. I left a comment on The Confederation bridge which I've been on and should be on a list of majestic bridges, not scary. It was actually a nice part of my vacation and I still talk about it from time to time.
I'll give the Chinese credit, that cracking glass on the bridge is a top shelf troll move. I'd like the shake the hand of the person who thought it up and had it built.
Elthenar I agree! I’m just surprised it’s in China, of all places. Yes, this is a sweeping generalization, but I don’t think I’ve ever met a Chinese person who’s had much of a sense of humor.
Well it is not so funny anymore since the bridge did really crack now and a panel of glass fell along with the people on it , who plummeted to their death . Be my guest on that bridge if you wish , but they could put a million dollars on the other side and i would still not cross it . Chinese quality ! No thanks !
@@morganolfursson2560 No one died lol. Someone dropped a steel mug and it cracked one pane. It didn't give way, no one died. Get rekt by facts. Well, except for the bit about shoddy chinese manufacturing. That part is true.
@@Elthenar It happened 4 days or 3 days ago . I am in China right now, i know exactly what i am talking about. That's why i was checking a video on bridges . I am not sure which bridge it was in China but it was definitely one of those bridges with glass panel and definitely in China. The glass didn't crack , the panel just fell and the people on it as well .
@@morganolfursson2560 omg thats crazy!! There isnt enough money in the world that cld make me step foot on that bridge!!!!! Those poor souls who lost their life!! Rip to them all....
1:46 "This bridge is ancient, and we're super surprised it's holding up." 1:58 "The bridge gets rebuild every 3 years or so, and now features steel cables amongst the vines as well as more planks to walk on." ....So...you shouldn't be TOO surprised it's holding up, then. Just saying...
haha yeah... i was like no way in HELL does a vine bridge actually last that long in perfect condition. wood just doesn't do that. it's a ship of Theseus situation, where the original bridge is LONG GONE, but because it was replaced piece by piece over time, the "essence of original bridgeness" remains.
@@degrelleholt6314 do you really think that making a crack on a bridge to scare the tourists are good jokes? No. People can even die if they are super scared.
5:31 The moment you realize the bridge engineer was a certified troll. My anxiety level is off the charts just looking at these bridges, I think the only one I could bring myself to cross is the Eshima Ohashi Bridge in Japan. 😩
@@amyrohr671 OMG we have another liberal here! Must be a Biden support er. You can't say anything or have an opinion without some young liberal say it's racist 😅😅😅
A lot of people are terrified of crossing The Mackinac Bridge, in Michigan. It's about 5 miles in length and connect Michigan's upper and lower peninsula's. It's high above what are called the "straights area." It's where Lakes Michigan and Huron, come together. Also check out the Zilwaukee bridge, which is also in Michigan. Both bridges create a lot of anxiety for some people. It's worth taking the time to check them out 😊
@@tr3yy im not asian im white / european mixed but if you dont think that came out of left field and was racist then you are tone deaf and Shouldnt move to a big city.
@@dimarcodrahgi5866 I'm not replying to you I replied to the main comment. and hating the CCP is something that's very common, especially among people living in china. I could list tons of reasons why. never said anything about what he said not being racist.
They do just go look it up. Shit is not a joke ppl freaking out and in tears falling to the floor and crying and grabbing ppl legs. Just go look it up and it was just opened in 2017
There is a much more dangerous bridge that you need yo cross to get to heaven it's called siraat you can learn about it on youtube. I will put a link down below if you are interested.
I am really afraid of heights,, and Who came up wit that dum idea to put a cracking effect on a glass bridge,, my sweet Jesus of Nazareth,, if that was me on that bridge I will definitely get a massive heart attack...
The video is scariest bridges not longest from the video I am watching the Lake Pontchartrain does not seem scary,long yes but not scary,which is probably why it's not on the list.
Lake Pontchartrain lol. Come take a ride across the Skyway. The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is much longer but it's only 15 feet high. The Skyway gets up to 180 feet and has already been knocked over by a ship once.
Lots of folks find the Pulaski Skyway in NJ scary. I love it, it's iconic NJ, but it was designed when people built for railroads, not cars; it was the first expressway in the US. as a result, it has inner (fast lane) on- and off-ramps (not outer; trains could merge onto an empty track, but not cars) and no real room for acceleration and to see what's coming at you (although the recent rebuild somehow managed to add a few feet of acceleration space).
The voiceover at the end of this vid says, "These bridges make the Golden Gate Bridge look like a catwalk" while showing video footage of the Bay Bridge...nice one, guys!
@@indyrat500 thank you for correcting my mistake...upon closer examination, your observation is that it's an unusual angle snapping the bridge from the north looking south...but the color of the sun to the left is not white, blue air associated with sunrise but, rather, all the yellows, oranges and reads associated with sunset that occurs towards the left of this photo which is exactly where it should be given the south-facing camera angle. Sharp eyes, you have, indeed, indyrat500...thanks for the correction..."nice one," my friend!
Honorable mention, perhaps, to the Sunshine Skyway Bridge over Tampa Bay. The original bridge was severely damaged when it was hit by the MV Summit Venture. 1400 feet of roadway dropped straight into the bay, and nearly three dozen people died. The bridge was later rebuilt, and parts of the original are still standing: they're used as fishing piers. Still, there is a very creepy vibe about that bridge (some say it's haunted), and the cables at the apex can be disorienting if you've never crossed it before. Oh, and all those red phones near the top of the main span? Those aren't there to assist stranded motorists. Those are crisis intervention phones for, shall we say, extremely distressed pedestrians. All in all, an EXTREMELY creepy bridge.
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge in Maryland is the scariest bridge in the world to me because that's the bridge I have to drive across to get to and from the beaches in Maryland and Delaware. I hate driving that bridge with a passion, pure fear.
I started having panic attacks on the westbound bridge about 30 years ago I think the difference in railing and the fact you have a longer time to get to the high parts has a lot to do with it. Don't worry I know a lot of people who don't care for it
Lois Austin, I understand, Lois. my scariest bridge is the one at Virginia Beach where you have to go through a tunnel. Only difference is, it's under water. as I was passing under it, I thought with rising panic" what if the pressure should be too much for the wall...?"
I'm terrified of heights. The last time I tried walking on a short bridge, just a tiny one in my city, I almost passed out. All of these would kill me. That bridge with the cracking effect nearly made my heart jump out of my chest. Whoever thought of adding that effect deserves a punch to the chest....lol. I like my feet firmly planted on the ground....I don't even like when people pick me up....lol
Royal Gorge in Colorado could be on this list. The bridge is 955 feet above the Arkansas River and was the highest bridge in the world until 2001 when it was surpassed by the Liuguanghe Bridge in China. As a kid we use to go there, which was some 30+ years ago. I believe its been reinforced and rebuilt by now but it used to be a little creaky, you could drive across back then. When there was wind it would sway and buckle a little bit. lol It terrified me
The San Mateo bridge in San Francisco Bay was my least favorite before it was expanded. It looked like you could drop into the bay with one twitch of the wheel.
@@jayskicksnfits9372 Finally, someone ELSE that knows how to English. I see too many people typing out should/could/would of instead of the correct way.
Those are all okay 👌 The scariest one is 11 or 9!!!!!!! The Capilono suspension bridge is no where near scary!!! I’ve been on it 3 times!!! Number 2 seems so nice!!!!
Went over the Royal Gorge in Colorado in the Sixties before cars were banned but the one American bridge that scares me is the I-10 bridge over the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Stuck in a traffic jam and the bridge shakes and I'm in a loaded semi...
@@mysticloverfairy1 Oh, If that's me? I do have great reflexes and that cracking glass wouldn't bother me at all. I'm a daredevil by profession. Anything scary and surprising doesn't scare me.
Proud to be a Malaysian here. Langkawi Sky Bridge is listed . Wow. This is all because of our current beloved Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamed . He’s a saviour and a legend .
M Syahir That’s wonderful that you have a leader that is doing wonderful things for your country and that you have so much respect for. As someone who lives in the USA, I don’t know what that feels like (at least at the present moment).
@@janedoe6181 only when they want our money. When they have a crisis, an earthquake, a sunami, a devastating storm...Then who comes. USA red Cross, Samaritan's Purse, Salvation Army etc. And you know what? Whether they like us or not the help is accepted with open arms!
This is an anxiety inducing video, and I’m not quite sure why. I was doing ok until the bridge with the cracking effect. Now it feels like my heart is in my throat and I kinda want to cry (ok, so I was barely hanging on and now I can’t finish this video)
But how are these bridges even built, that must be the scariest job...
I was wondering the same thing!
@@SteviMalinowski No need to worry; the scariest part will be done by a helicopter.
Yolanda the titans from attack on titan built it.
TV Oommen dang I never knew that
Have you seen the iconic picture of workmen in The USA sitting in a line, without any safety nets while constructing a Bridge in the 1920's ?
The photograph depicts eleven men eating lunch, seated on a girder with their feet dangling 840 feet (260 meters) above the New York City streets. ...
Look, forget the Tourists......Who are the employees building these things??
Finally a real question
We have to check on them
There are videos about how they work ...check them..it really gets me
Yeah.....they are so brave and strong to build bridges like that...
Yeah that's what I'm thinking
Big respect to the workers who built these
God bless all the workers who build these bridges 🙏🏼 keep them safe.
My anxiety is through the roof and I’m on my couch. These people are brave
that bridge with the crack effect gonna give someone a heart attack
Swear, that's a wicked joke for sure
It certainly could Gardy, wow! That is terrible!
Sholly will.
That would scare the s___ out of me if that happened!
Thats fucked up. lol
That cracking bridge though. After I'm resuscitated, I'm cursing everyone out lol
LBNLDee 😆😆
Yes me too lol
For real that cld give somebody a heart attack!!! My god i cant even imagine......i think its cruel not funny
What if somebody got so scared by the cracking effect that they jumped off of the bridge💀
It's a effect though so you'll be like. Oh sheet
I thought I wasn't scared of heights but these bridges are on a different level. I'm getting dizzy.
“The bridge is ancient and we’re super surprised it’s still holding up.’
Also “the bridge gets rebuilt every 3 yrs or so, and now features steel cables amongst the vines, as well as more planks to walk on ...”
🤣😂🤣 sorry ... ok not sorry because this is such s contradiction. Did no one catch that in editing?
“How many contradictions?”
Writer: *YES*
Yes, I caught that too. At least after he tells you all the "ancient" stuff, he tells the truth of the matter. I left a comment on The Confederation bridge which I've been on and should be on a list of majestic bridges, not scary. It was actually a nice part of my vacation and I still talk about it from time to time.
They should build a bridge connecting North America and Asia across the Pacific Ocean.
@@LaoSoftware there was one before made of land but it disappeared with the dinosaurs. The Berring Straight.
Yeah, they didn't try very hard for this video. A lot of these bridges are strong and made for tourists. They arent scary or dangerous.
I'll give the Chinese credit, that cracking glass on the bridge is a top shelf troll move. I'd like the shake the hand of the person who thought it up and had it built.
Elthenar
I agree! I’m just surprised it’s in China, of all places. Yes, this is a sweeping generalization, but I don’t think I’ve ever met a Chinese person who’s had much of a sense of humor.
Well it is not so funny anymore since the bridge did really crack now and a panel of glass fell along with the people on it , who plummeted to their death . Be my guest on that bridge if you wish , but they could put a million dollars on the other side and i would still not cross it . Chinese quality ! No thanks !
@@morganolfursson2560 No one died lol. Someone dropped a steel mug and it cracked one pane. It didn't give way, no one died. Get rekt by facts.
Well, except for the bit about shoddy chinese manufacturing. That part is true.
@@Elthenar It happened 4 days or 3 days ago . I am in China right now, i know exactly what i am talking about. That's why i was checking a video on bridges . I am not sure which bridge it was in China but it was definitely one of those bridges with glass panel and definitely in China. The glass didn't crack , the panel just fell and the people on it as well .
@@morganolfursson2560 omg thats crazy!! There isnt enough money in the world that cld make me step foot on that bridge!!!!! Those poor souls who lost their life!! Rip to them all....
No idea how I've found myself here looking at scary bridges 😂 interesting though
I can only imagine the lawsuits if the Suspension Glass Bridge in China was built in USA with the cracking effect.
fraidy cats
Karen big mad
It would have long collapsed if it was in America
And I thought driving through the Chesapeake Virginia bridge was scary 😂
So so true
The bay bridge from Maryland to va freaks me tf out it’s so high off the water and feels like it goes on forever
Dude I live in the 757 I hate bridges I cross them to much
Frfr😂😂
If somebody's life depended on me crossing ANY of those bridges, they wouldn't survive...……………………………………………...
Buckaroo543 , and it's not because of cowardice, it's just the urge for self preservation.
lol
That's a whole faCt LOL
😂😂 seriously
Buckaroo543 oh I hear ya, I'm watching this video from the Comfort of my bed yet my body is numb like I'm actually there! 😱😱😱
1:46 "This bridge is ancient, and we're super surprised it's holding up."
1:58 "The bridge gets rebuild every 3 years or so, and now features steel cables amongst the vines as well as more planks to walk on."
....So...you shouldn't be TOO surprised it's holding up, then. Just saying...
haha yeah... i was like no way in HELL does a vine bridge actually last that long in perfect condition. wood just doesn't do that. it's a ship of Theseus situation, where the original bridge is LONG GONE, but because it was replaced piece by piece over time, the "essence of original bridgeness" remains.
5:30 scared the shit out of me
I had a heart attack when the glass “broke”... that’s not cool bro
It should be not crossing and if you do 💀⚰
I do not think I would have survived that cracking bridge!
I wonder if it also has the sound effect of cracking glass?
I would look straight and pretend I'm walking towards Jesus....
I have strong faith, but I doubt I'll I will walk on it
I'm jumpy... so I might have jumped off the side to hang on to the side rails, thinking the bottom floor is what's giving out.
They would get sued so fast in the USA. Such a bad idea, and only funny in a sadistic sort of way.
The cracking effect is diabolical! Excellent!!
Hell no, I wouldn't try it.
I think it's fantastic! And Communists have no sense of humour? LOL
@@degrelleholt6314 do you really think that making a crack on a bridge to scare the tourists are good jokes? No. People can even die if they are super scared.
5:31 The moment you realize the bridge engineer was a certified troll. My anxiety level is off the charts just looking at these bridges, I think the only one I could bring myself to cross is the Eshima Ohashi Bridge in Japan. 😩
The solemnity of his voice, paired with his sarcastic and very-human comments, is exhilarating.
"I don't know about you, but I'm not going to put my life in the hands of the Chinese government" said in an intensely deep robotic voice LMAAAOOOO
Dam straight!! They are tyrant communist what the Demoncrats are trying to be like them
isnt that racist-
@@amyrohr671 OMG we have another liberal here! Must be a Biden support er. You can't say anything or have an opinion without some young liberal say it's racist 😅😅😅
@@boysgang9159 oooooooooooHeeheh
@@boysgang9159 OMG we have another conservative Republican. Can’t ask a question without them resorting to prejudice or being judgmental 🦑
I was so tensed up this entire video! That cracking glass would definitely send me to a straight heart attack lol
A lot of people are terrified of crossing The Mackinac Bridge, in Michigan. It's about 5 miles in length and connect Michigan's upper and lower peninsula's. It's high above what are called the "straights area." It's where Lakes Michigan and Huron, come together. Also check out the Zilwaukee bridge, which is also in Michigan. Both bridges create a lot of anxiety for some people. It's worth taking the time to check them out 😊
Much respect to the builders of these bridges
This guy has something against the chinese lol
Yeah I just sat there and went wwttff did he just say 😂😂😂
Totally modern bridge too lol
well he did say he wouldnt trust the chinese government which is reasonable
@@tr3yy im not asian im white / european mixed but if you dont think that came out of left field and was racist then you are tone deaf and Shouldnt move to a big city.
@@dimarcodrahgi5866 I'm not replying to you I replied to the main comment. and hating the CCP is something that's very common, especially among people living in china. I could list tons of reasons why. never said anything about what he said not being racist.
"I don't know about you, but I'm not about to put my life in the hands of the Chinese." WTF?
What a stupid thing for the commentator to say! Typical American propaganda!
Tell them brotha tell them
@Bats Yeah, I shouldn't have said that.
Yet, Everything in America is made in China 😂😂😂
Chill out people, damn
Hi my friend 👋👋
So nice video
Beautiful view 🤙🤙💕❤️
👌s👌l
Bunji jumping off high bridge
Bunji cord : breaks
You: 😳
I've seen those Russian driver compilation videos so I am SERIOUSLY impressed that no one has died crossing bridge number 15.
I watched 5:32 so many times & laughed just as hard every time!! 😂😂😝😂😂
Queen Of Kingz thats rly dangerous u know someone could panik and fall off
7:30 I swear I had a dream about that exact same bridge a few months ago. It looked exactly like that, I never even knew that existed. That's crazy!
LMAOO that cracking bridge is amazing!!! I'd just go hang out there every day to watch people walking on it
Ikr!!!😅😂
Should do a video on the people's reactions of the glass cracking 5:30
That would be awesome lol ..
Lol on the cracking bridge
They do just go look it up. Shit is not a joke ppl freaking out and in tears falling to the floor and crying and grabbing ppl legs. Just go look it up and it was just opened in 2017
@@stephypeters they did it it as it funny
latasha washington 😂 Sorry but your description sounds hilarious.
Thank God non of those bridges is the way to heaven.
@bill lyons lol omge that was funny. Needed that laff
There is a much more dangerous bridge that you need yo cross to get to heaven it's called siraat you can learn about it on youtube. I will put a link down below if you are interested.
Susan Nelson - Idk, but the cracked glass bridge designer just gave the Devil a good idea.
@@amalali4678 is it scary?
Jesus is the bride❤️
I am really afraid of heights,, and Who came up wit that dum idea to put a cracking effect on a glass bridge,, my sweet Jesus of Nazareth,, if that was me on that bridge I will definitely get a massive heart attack...
Well, at least the Chinese have a sense of humor.
@@jamestruitt4659
Yes I agree,, 😂 😂 😂 a very scary sense of humor 😏
LMAOOOOOO “my sweet Jesus of Nazareth” omggggg why was this line so funny to me?! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Me too Christine, that would probably stop my heart momentarily!
There is no such thing as a "fear of heights", only a fear of falling
That cracking bridge!!!! Yes, whoever designed that must have been the class clown. I would love to cross it!😁
Go take a ride on Lake Pontchartrain causeway in Louisiana then come back and redo this list
Agreed I was on it earlier this year..
The video is scariest bridges not longest from the video I am watching the Lake Pontchartrain does not seem scary,long yes but not scary,which is probably why it's not on the list.
Lake Pontchartrain lol. Come take a ride across the Skyway. The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway is much longer but it's only 15 feet high. The Skyway gets up to 180 feet and has already been knocked over by a ship once.
Lots of folks find the Pulaski Skyway in NJ scary. I love it, it's iconic NJ, but it was designed when people built for railroads, not cars; it was the first expressway in the US. as a result, it has inner (fast lane) on- and off-ramps (not outer; trains could merge onto an empty track, but not cars) and no real room for acceleration and to see what's coming at you (although the recent rebuild somehow managed to add a few feet of acceleration space).
Who names a Bridge t i t l e s
I cant imagine why anyone would ever go on those walking bridges lol. I get the ones you drive on....but the walking people are crazy!!
Some people don't live in bustling cities it can be the only way to get from point A to point B.
Then you don't have very much in the way of an imagination.
The glass one I'd do
Crazy
id rather walk then drive on something lol
the bridge with the cracking effect literally made me jump
That cracking effect...lol😂😂😂😂
Take a shot every time he says bridge
The voiceover at the end of this vid says, "These bridges make the Golden Gate Bridge look like a catwalk" while showing video footage of the Bay Bridge...nice one, guys!
Actually, the shot when he makes that comment is the Golden Gate, looking south, so you're the one doing the "nice one", Jason.
@@indyrat500 thank you for correcting my mistake...upon closer examination, your observation is that it's an unusual angle snapping the bridge from the north looking south...but the color of the sun to the left is not white, blue air associated with sunrise but, rather, all the yellows, oranges and reads associated with sunset that occurs towards the left of this photo which is exactly where it should be given the south-facing camera angle. Sharp eyes, you have, indeed, indyrat500...thanks for the correction..."nice one," my friend!
LMAO..true,I just noticed it bro lol
Who knew I would find bridges so fascinating!
Same👍
"The bridge is meant to attract tourists" yip meant to attract death too
Honorable mention, perhaps, to the Sunshine Skyway Bridge over Tampa Bay. The original bridge was severely damaged when it was hit by the MV Summit Venture. 1400 feet of roadway dropped straight into the bay, and nearly three dozen people died.
The bridge was later rebuilt, and parts of the original are still standing: they're used as fishing piers. Still, there is a very creepy vibe about that bridge (some say it's haunted), and the cables at the apex can be disorienting if you've never crossed it before.
Oh, and all those red phones near the top of the main span? Those aren't there to assist stranded motorists. Those are crisis intervention phones for, shall we say, extremely distressed pedestrians.
All in all, an EXTREMELY creepy bridge.
As someone who is terrified of heights I'm shaking just looking at these bridges.
This narrator is awesome!
1:55 instead of wasting money rebuilding the bridge every 3 years or so why not just build a more sturdy bridge that can last for decades to come?
They need you to tell them personally. Go start that movement you genius.
Who's yo Daddy? That bridge is strong asf..
@@KevsUploads Then why do they rebuild it so often?
@@whosyodaddy763 so it doesn't break. It is an attraction that makes them a lot of money
Whats so interesting about concrete bridge? Its made of natural stuff thats y its awesome
The Chesapeake Bay Bridge in Maryland is the scariest bridge in the world to me because that's the bridge I have to drive across to get to and from the beaches in Maryland and Delaware. I hate driving that bridge with a passion, pure fear.
I started having panic attacks on the westbound bridge about 30 years ago
I think the difference in railing and the fact you have a longer time to get to the high parts has a lot to do with it. Don't worry I know a lot of people who don't care for it
Àfricàn movies ,
lol
Lois Austin, I understand, Lois. my scariest bridge is the one at Virginia Beach where you have to go through a tunnel. Only difference is, it's under water. as I was passing under it, I thought with rising panic" what if the pressure should be too much for the wall...?"
The one in VA is worse. I didn't even know there were two Chesapeake Bay Bridges.
What if a strong earthquake suddenly struck and you're caught up in the middle of those high bridges?
" I don't know about you but I'm not going to put my life in the hands of the Chinese government." I laughed so hard when he said that...😂😂
I love the narrator; he's sarcastic and has a great sense of humor.
These bridges scare me more than any horror movie ever has. 😨😩😱
I would not be able to breathe if I tried this.
I'm really terrified of heights.
Love the cracking bridge...who said the Chinese don't have a sense of humour
what about the Triboro bridge, with the low railings!
Could not pay me 1 million to drive a car over that
Because you have no guts ag all Michael!
I would do it for $100, hell I would do it for the bragging rights
Cas Vastenburg no he just doesn’t want to risk there life on crossing a bridge
So a pansy, just like me
Fuck man, I'd do it for a bag of potato chips. You really need to grow a pair!
honestly #15's the scariest to me. At least the others have railings!
These Bridges are really scary.. but interesting as well
I coughed up my cereal I laughed so hard when that guy on cracked glass was freaking out thank you!
This video is everything that I am scared of literally. Awesome bridges though.
These bridges really raise the anxiety levels up in the sky. Hope none of our lives will actually depend on crossing them..
My heart couldn't take any of them....omg
Whoever decided to add the cracking glass effect on the Chinese foot bridge has a great sense of humor lol
I'm terrified of heights. The last time I tried walking on a short bridge, just a tiny one in my city, I almost passed out. All of these would kill me. That bridge with the cracking effect nearly made my heart jump out of my chest. Whoever thought of adding that effect deserves a punch to the chest....lol. I like my feet firmly planted on the ground....I don't even like when people pick me up....lol
I will be so scared too cross that first bridge😼
Me and you gonna run across it
Only one bridge on this list would make me second guess. I love heights and these bridges look amazing.
Yep. I'm in too!
2:41 Nice
Wow those are some scary bridges .
I think any one of them would put me in a coma!!!
I would love to check all these bridges wow...my bucket list
hold up hold up, theres a guy biking up that bridge at 3:53 lmaoo
Royal Gorge in Colorado could be on this list. The bridge is 955 feet above the Arkansas River and was the highest bridge in the world until 2001 when it was surpassed by the Liuguanghe Bridge in China. As a kid we use to go there, which was some 30+ years ago. I believe its been reinforced and rebuilt by now but it used to be a little creaky, you could drive across back then. When there was wind it would sway and buckle a little bit. lol It terrified me
The San Mateo bridge in San Francisco Bay was my least favorite before it was expanded. It looked like you could drop into the bay with one twitch of the wheel.
Should of had the Chesapeake Bay bridge in Maryland on here
bruh what about the virginia one
*_*Should have_**
*Virginia
@@jayskicksnfits9372 Finally, someone ELSE that knows how to English. I see too many people typing out should/could/would of instead of the correct way.
-- you expect everyone to know perfect english? not everyone is american
Tht cracking affect on tht bridge was the best ever, lol, I would get on it now, tht was genius to put cracking affect on it lol.
The Royal Gorge Bridge in Canon City , Colorado USA- should be on this list !
So beautiful there. Yup! Canon City CO Royal Gorgeous.💟
Informative but horribly written.
If you have a height phobia like me, every bridge is terrifying. In fact, everything above five feet is terrifying for me.
Those are all okay 👌 The scariest one is 11 or 9!!!!!!! The Capilono suspension bridge is no where near scary!!! I’ve been on it 3 times!!! Number 2 seems so nice!!!!
I would definitely want to try these bridges out!!! 🙋
That cracking bridge 🤣
Wheew... I got skeered titless on that metal mountain bridge!!!! 🤪😜🤣😂
Had a real giggle at no. 8. Paused to absorb it 😂🤣👍🏼
If you do a followup vid on this you should look into the Mackinac Bridge in Michigan with the see-through road!
Yes I go over that bridge all the time and I love it
Great!! :D
Top5 Explorador cap Ilan o bridge
Takeaways:
Asian people enjoy the concept of death bridges
Some people really just want to die
Why have a drawbridge when you could just have a slide?
Wht up babygirl
Those bridges r awsome
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Went over the Royal Gorge in Colorado in the Sixties before cars were banned but the one American bridge that scares me is the I-10 bridge over the Mississippi River in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Stuck in a traffic jam and the bridge shakes and I'm in a loaded semi...
I'm surprised the "Royal Gorge" didn't make the list.
Wow!! I'm cool on the bridges... I'm terrified of heights
the bridge in Fredericton NB, Canada is very high, coming from a person scared of hights!
That's a funny prank as hell with the cracking glass at China's bridge.
It's funny when you're not the one on the bridge I doubt it's funny if you are the one on the bridge and you are not expecting it.
@@mysticloverfairy1 Oh, If that's me? I do have great reflexes and that cracking glass wouldn't bother me at all. I'm a daredevil by profession. Anything scary and surprising doesn't scare me.
Albert Garcia see I’m like you. But damn that bridge whoooo. I’ll have about 4 shots of tequila and a few beers before I walk that 😎
Albert Garcia as long as you have great reflexes okay.but if you don’t then that’s bad. I would probably freak out
As a person from northern Ireland. I have to say that I've never actually felt that worried when going across the Carrick rope bridge
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6:32
Me: Woah, another cliff walk.
Your dad: HHAHAHAHHAHA TITLIS
GLASS BRIDGE
Have you guys looked at the knife bridge that connects Zambian and Zimbabwe while going across the Victoria falls (a wonder BTW)??!!🇿🇲
The crystal bridge with crack effect is really crazy!!
This bloke should be a voice actor. He already sounds a lot like Patrick Seitz
Proud to be a Malaysian here. Langkawi Sky Bridge is listed . Wow. This is all because of our current beloved Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamed . He’s a saviour and a legend .
yes im agree,,
M Syahir
That’s wonderful that you have a leader that is doing wonderful things for your country and that you have so much respect for. As someone who lives in the USA, I don’t know what that feels like (at least at the present moment).
@@janedoe6181 president Donald j trump is doing a great job.I'm not a trump supporter.
dave mustaine
He’s made the US the laughing stock of the whole world. No one wants anything to do with us anymore.
@@janedoe6181 only when they want our money. When they have a crisis, an earthquake, a sunami, a devastating storm...Then who comes. USA red Cross, Samaritan's Purse, Salvation Army etc. And you know what? Whether they like us or not the help is accepted with open arms!
I'll risk my life on anything made in Switzerland.
My 30yr old son went. I was too busy changing my underwear. Lol
This is an anxiety inducing video, and I’m not quite sure why. I was doing ok until the bridge with the cracking effect. Now it feels like my heart is in my throat and I kinda want to cry (ok, so I was barely hanging on and now I can’t finish this video)
Same
So messed up they mess with tourists, I'd shit my pants 😂😂