Notice the car behind the truck, giving the truck driver plenty of room to do exactly what he needs to, not trying to speed past it to get ahead. Major props
Yea most morons here in New Jermany would definitely have crashed into him because their time is always so much more important than everyone else's. Not just speaking from living here the last 12 years but I work security for the school district and do the traffic crossings on property. Parents will almost hit school buses and children crossing just to save 30 seconds or less. I'm from Philly and we had aggressive drivers but there are definitely more dumb drivers here in New Jermany. Even though I haven't had a car accident since 1996 or moving violation in over 10 years, my insurance keeps going up every 6 months because of the inconsiderate, ignorant, self entitled morons here in this commie state of dopes who keep buying these monster size vehicles they clearly cant handle amd crash all over the place. I need to hit the lottery and move my whole family out of here. If not for them I'd be gone already. Oh and theres an exit tax when you move out of this nazi state. Do not move here.
Yess Iâm always that type of driver⊠when thereâs 10 to 20 cars that keep on passing and passing and passing, and all the truck driver needs, is just ONE PERSON TO STOP FOR THEM and hold the rest of the traffic line upâŠ. Iâm that driver, that will hold up a lane of traffic, just so truckers have space to maneuver⊠cars get impatient, but the truckers always appreciate it!đâ€ïžwhen youâre a trucker, sometimes you just need ONE PERSON to wait, and be patient with you. And Iâll be that driver đ
@@the_grand_inquisitor2511 it's really just slowing down the line a little no big deal. Also safer to let the trucker in than him having to stop and hold up his lane and then proceed slowly out because they take so long to accelerate.
@@gwiz3059 In my country these are super recognisable. Like yellow with red+white stripes, orange rooflights and text. I would've never recognised the ones in the video as spotters (in my country called transportbegeleiding convoi exceptionnel , to google how they look).
I finally found the worthy comment I was gonna say that the next thing you know, he's in a mercedes or redbull F1 car on the Free practice sessions and Quali
@@jeffcarlos5780 exactly. i dont get why people think nobody could figure out how to get around a tight turn in a truck. like it's not something covered in trucking 101.
If you drove a truck and trailer youâd recognize this as a normal everyday occurrence not impressive. Whatâs impressive is how many people are jaw dropping.
@@jormungandr961 it doesnât take long to learn how to maneuver your truck. My truck and trailer is over 40ft only Ben driving for 3 years with it. Iâm just saying when you actually drive a big truck itâs so much easier then it looks.
Me & my dogs life was saved by a skilled truck driver when a downpour on a very flat highway happened, traffic suddenly came to a complete stop, I just barely kept from hitting the car in front of me with full brakes, there would be no way for the 18 wheeler behind me to stop in time & he at the last second swerved into the other lane that luckily was empty. I could see the whole trailer swaying in my rearview as it just barely made its fly past me đđ» so grateful for his quick thinking
Pleased, you and your dog were saved by the truck driver's skill. When I was a young driver, that skill was known as reading the road ahead. I've enjoyed driving various vehicles, the heaviest and most difficult was a 1939 Scammell Pioneer. At the time, I was a civilian driver for an artillery regiment.
@@toph619 Thatâs what Iâm saying man. Like I drink before I drive all the time and ainât killed nobody. Everyone else just sucks at driving I guess.
My husband & I used to team drive big trucks. That maneuver was incredible - this person is a true professional driver. People should really have more respect for truckers, imo.
I'm on the road constantly sometimes driving a thousand miles in a week, and while I do appreciate truckers (my son is actually a trucker), there are enough bad ones on the road to give the profession some bad PR. Nobody thinks of the good truckers being professional, because if they do their job right they aren't really memorable. It's the jerks that create hazardous situations or completely block traffic that everyone thinks of.
My dad did it and it one of the most dangerous jobs in the world one time he had to go down a snowy hill or something and he thought he was going to die because thatâs were most people died
Exactly what I came here to say. Anyone narrating traffic should know that the left and right should always be described form the point of view of the driver
The lane the truck was using is for traffic going the other direction. He was in the left lane from that view. And even if that weren't the case, it makes it easier to follow describing the lanes as you view them in the video.
The skill is impressive but not the intelligence. I did this exact thing in racing games when I was 6. Handling that beast of a truck is the hard part.
That's only because he didn't know where he was going, any other time the car would have been making a blocking manoeuvre, sounding the horn, flashing lights, and swearing
@@sebastianszrejter8519 itâs impressive because itâs a big truck and Iâm sure youâd be shaking doing it too. But yeah it doesnât take a genius to know thatâs how you needed to take the turn.
Just a normal day for me. Been driving trucks for over 25 years. Still an impressive manoeuvre. Such a skilled job. Well done to that driver đđđ
Take a good look at the lanes. He's clearly in a lane of oncoming traffic, hence the left turn only arrows behind him. Not only that, the car behind him in the right lane, 9 times out of 10, would NOT let him over. Also, I drive a big truck, this video is not legit in my opinion
CZcamsrs are scraping the bottom of the barrel for content And to call this genius is overly click-baity. I'm sure every driver on that route has been trained to do that same thing You can't do it any other way
No. You should call it stupid if you thinks its stupid. If you are wrong, people are generally very eager to let you know. And you will be less stupid. Unless of course you refer to people that call other people stupid but do not listen. But anyone who isn't receptive to critique is stupid.
âââ@@alan5506iggest brain take ive seen yet. Never thought of it that way lol. But im still hesitant to call it stupid id probably just ask why theyre doing something in order to get the same result and not accidentally insult someone. But youre right if you dont say anything then you wont learn why they did it.
@@Ice-Berg_ in my field(nursing) you cant have the other and dont own the other. It goes both ways. You need qualification(license, diploma) in order to start(experience) in the field.
So what you're implying is that most trucks are hitting the inside of the tunnel because its too small to accommodate trucks if they stay in their lane? I think the truck shouldn't have been on this road in the first place. An alternate route should have been used.
@@kingcrgpbecause itâs hard to treat a truck like a small car They are in giant hulking beasts going across the country, they automatically have the right of way
Thats factually incorrect, in the us the average annual salery for a class 9ne driver is 60 k and if our job was such high reward for low effort im sure youd be doing it yourself. â@KaxEdit
@Alexis âą Sadly, driverless trucks are being deployed daily. AI is truly taking over. I heard an advertisement on the radio recently, for AI lawyers. What's next?
@@strukitru nah,takes experience to make moves like that,as well as a skill factor considering the fact that heâs prob hauling a heavy load/hugging the line hella tight,no âsmartsâ. Pure experience,My grandfather was a living testament to that too because for 3 years when he was a amateur trucker he would avoid backroads/tight spaces as much as possible,wasnât till about his 6-8th year of being a trucker that he actually preferred them. Still yet to see another trucker move a double wide house up a single curvy gravel road surrounded by trees and not touch a leaf. So,skill,not smarts
@@anselpeneloperainblossom-s3489 Because he brazenly broke the rules and endangered many drivers, especially in the tunnel. If it was some special cargo that could not be delivered any other way, that tunnel would be temporarily closed for other vehicles and there would be support vehicles with warning lights. Most of commenters somehow don't realize you cannot just do some illegal circus tricks on the public roads.
@@woopsserg obviously, this is a regular occurrence. The traffic around them was working with his geometric needs. Iâve been a truck driver for almost 30 years. This sort of thing is probably a lot more common that you want to realize.
â@@anselpeneloperainblossom-s3489 Regular occurrence such as driving in opposite lane, crossing yellow line, blocking oncoming traffic from the tunnel and risking a crash if someone drove out of it unaware. Barely missing divider between the tunnels.
Being a truck driver myself, this is a great clip. A very skilled truck driver, that was a very smooth manoeuvre. And so nice to see courteous and understanding car drivers. If only they were all like that, thereâd be a lot less confrontation and frustration on the roads. đ
There rare times to see trailers like that to have one rear end axle steering unless you see a tiller Off of a fire engine which is quite common to see.
in my country if you get into accident with a truck driver , you are assumed the guilty party unless proven otherwise . because driving is their job and ppl specially law enforcement take that into account. one other thing is when ppl are the road if they wanna stop at for food , they usually do stop where truck drivers at because those places have the quality foods and clean bathrooms . i had the first hand experience since my brother and uncle are truck drivers and been on road with them couple of times .
My dad was a truck driver for several years and he taught us all to be courteous to truckers and pay attention to their turn signal so you dont get in their way. Stay back when they have a sharp turn and give them plenty of space. Keeping distance is not only helpful to them but safer for you too. Not all truckers are as experienced as this guy. He taught us to be offensive drivers. To always pay attention to what other drivers are doing. You cant see it coming if you're not paying attention. It's something I passed on to my kids and I'm sure they will theirs.
@@galilaya42 thatâs good sound advice, and Iâm sure any other truckers reading this will find it comforting to know we have support like this as we go about our daily business. Thank you đ
Itâs also helpful when the truck driver knows exactly whatâs ahead and drive accordingly. Kudos to the car driver behind the truck for knowing whatâs ahead and lets the truck do what needs to be done.
Fr, I ride bus everyday when going home after work and there's this scary turn we pass by everyday and I'm still scared and amused everytime we need to pass by it. (Hope you understand it đ not good at English?
@@oldogre5999 The pandemic really made me appreciate truckers (not that I didnât before, but it really brought it into focus how essential they are). Thank you for all your hard work!
@@stanbily9416there are many occasions when we have to drive in the oncoming lane to make a turn, thereâs no other way possible when maneuvering in a downtown setting.
â@@kasper2970 IMO the building was designed many years ago for much smaller trucks that were used at the time, the modern trucks are massive in comparison.
â@Vadim Kalinski that's what you need in the US to drive a truck like that. Normal people just get a Class C license to drive their car or truck. For a big truck you need a Class A
I was already impressed by the driver driving it on the side without touching the white line and breaking the side mirror but there was more into it...amazing
I have massive respect for truck drivers , My car once fell into a little ditch on the side of a highway in a snow storm and an angel truck driver came to my rescue while 911 told me to wait it out . Will never forget that kind soul đđđđ
Civil engineering major here! Roads are specifically designed to allow these types of maneuvers, but that doesn't mean that they're going to be *easy* maneuvers. It's good practice to make it not too hard on em, but sometimes you only have so much space when designing the road. This is clearly a truck driver who's done this before!
â@@chodysseus420i mean this guy does make it more interesting by actually describing it and writing a script and not just adding some random commentary that was made on the spot
Ephesians⏠â6:10â-âŹ18⏠âFinally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; and your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless.đđđ
â@@kingol4801 not quite like truck drivers. If deliveries stop, cities will become a wasteland within a week or two once all the stores run out of food.
@raynalldoprime I'm not saying there aren't other important jobs out there, but a "most jobs are under-appreciated" is a blanket statement that removes any actual important jobs from their standing.
Europeans use such better common sense on the road than us Americans. The only courteous common sense state I've ever operated in was West Virginia, meanwhile I've operated in ukraine and Poland, and they have great sense and courtesy to large cars.
@@lucuzlol because our driving tests are kinda a joke, most other places driving tests are much more strict and rigorous, the other thing is people drive like their personality, if youâre self absorbed or all about you, you ainât gonna care what another car is doin until you connect
We have to give a round of applause and praise to the truck drivers working long hours and being able to maneuver big trucks in difficult places they deserve it
He rather needs his license taken away for driving in opposite direction (see arrows on the lane), crossing solid line and overall doing a very dangerous manoeuvre. If he failed just barely, not only he would damage the tunnel, he could clog it for hours.
@@woopsserg it donât work like that truckers needs all the space they can especially when working around curves especially when the company is strict about damaging their trucks or potentially catching a lawsuit for damaging any public property or vehicle youâre putting yourself at risk and others so a lot of time when trucks come they need as much space as possible or youâll leave them stuck or have to start over which is very difficult to do itâs not like your driving a regular car or pickup up itâs even hard for bus drivers to do and no he wonât clog the tunnel because tunnel and expressways have height limits thatâs why trucks and buses take certain routes if possible to avoid from being stuck and having a traffic jam
Ephesians⏠â6:10â-âŹ18⏠âFinally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; and your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless.đđđ
Haha yeah for real the truck is flashing its signal to get into that lane, so literally only a total asshole would just be cutting them off for the sole purpose of not wanting to let them in lol.
Whoever hired him must be so damn proud right now Edit: From what I know the driver was making a wide turn, some of which require driving over lines and occupying the other lane temporarily
@@caspergundersen8 Certainly, well noted. But few would be very good at making a turn like that, as they would never have to make a turn like that. Inches (if that) to spare on each side. I think he was mentored by the driver who he replaced. Many other truckers have different tricky places to get through, None make it through the first time without technical coaching from someone who has done it before.
@@ingridakerblom7577 Congratz! You possess a healthy dose of respect towards steel and tonnage. I drive heavy machinery for a living in a city and I have noticed that roughly 90% of pedestrians has complete zero of said respect. Funnily enough it's the little kids that you need to be the least worried about and it's the adults that seem to actively seek an early death.
As a former bus driver i appreciate the responses and the guy is skilled. Basically every large vehicle driver is literally trained and paid to do this type of thing
Lol large vehicle drivers are trained for this. How come in my town so many truckers got truck stuck under low bridge They learn how to drive but they don't learn height of truck?
That's exactly what I was thinking, as myself too, a former bus driver. This is nothing extraordinary for someone who can drive big vehicles. But it's also a common thing for big trucks/busses to go on the left to turn right, and to go on the right to turn left. đ
FYI - the truck is leaving the inside of a Motorsports race track in Japan. Thatâs why the driver can use the right lane without any concern and nobody is trying to take over etc. Itâs quite amazing.
@@rickweber4267 This guy has obviously gone in and out of there 10 plus times. Nobody doubts that a truck driver faces obstacles, but you donât maneuver that at 10 mph right away. It will take a few minutes on the first pass.
Ekhem. It's located in Twin Ring Motegi and probably this tunnel wasn't originally designed for semi trucks, so expect more in the country where tunnels like this one is not as rare as you think .
I'm a truck driver. I would have done exactly this after driving for only a month. It looks like a genius move when you don't deal with the reality of driving a truck every day. When you do, it's just the only way that works. You see it everywhere.
â@@JohnGeorgeBauerBuis You don't learn skills by luck, you learn them by putting in work and practicing. And it wasn't luck that meant the cars stayed out of the way, it was the use of turn signals.
â@@Not_juwish If you understood logistics and the trucking business, you would know this driver could actually be losing money during every second of this haul.
you need more car driver like the one at the back of the truck because in my country car driver will try to cut through that open lane and get their car crushed or make the truck maneuver awkward.
Here in the United States the driver would be thrown in jail and his license would be revoked for going the wrong way, illegal lane travel, reckless driving and any thing else they could think of to write him up for, thatâs why the drivers with the skills to do this have retired or left the industry and others will never step forward in the future
Yet he doesnt know the meanings of the road signs. He is clearly not supposed to drive there. I hate people like this the most. Feeling entitled to break the rules cause âšim better than you so the rules doesnt apply on meâš
That's a clearly skilled truck driver. I'm impressed.
impressed by someone using brain more than u u bot
Nah that truck driver fucksđđđ
â@Astri Saja nice phishing link cumrag
Well kaelz itâs common sense to think that but honestly they learn procedures like this when the learn how to drive trucks
No, this isn't skill. Its basic driving. Easy to impress when you don't understand how easy it is to drive
Notice the car behind the truck, giving the truck driver plenty of room to do exactly what he needs to, not trying to speed past it to get ahead. Major props
Yea most morons here in New Jermany would definitely have crashed into him because their time is always so much more important than everyone else's. Not just speaking from living here the last 12 years but I work security for the school district and do the traffic crossings on property. Parents will almost hit school buses and children crossing just to save 30 seconds or less. I'm from Philly and we had aggressive drivers but there are definitely more dumb drivers here in New Jermany. Even though I haven't had a car accident since 1996 or moving violation in over 10 years, my insurance keeps going up every 6 months because of the inconsiderate, ignorant, self entitled morons here in this commie state of dopes who keep buying these monster size vehicles they clearly cant handle amd crash all over the place. I need to hit the lottery and move my whole family out of here. If not for them I'd be gone already. Oh and theres an exit tax when you move out of this nazi state. Do not move here.
Yess Iâm always that type of driver⊠when thereâs 10 to 20 cars that keep on passing and passing and passing, and all the truck driver needs, is just ONE PERSON TO STOP FOR THEM and hold the rest of the traffic line upâŠ. Iâm that driver, that will hold up a lane of traffic, just so truckers have space to maneuver⊠cars get impatient, but the truckers always appreciate it!đâ€ïžwhen youâre a trucker, sometimes you just need ONE PERSON to wait, and be patient with you. And Iâll be that driver đ
@@the_grand_inquisitor2511 it's really just slowing down the line a little no big deal. Also safer to let the trucker in than him having to stop and hold up his lane and then proceed slowly out because they take so long to accelerate.
Or he thought the truck would get stuck and he might have to back up out of there lol
That's the smartest car I ever saw
I'm impressed by the driver behind who seems to understand what's happening and gives room for it to happen. Two good drivers here
This is clearly NOT in America!
The two vehicles are spotters
@@gwiz3059 In my country these are super recognisable. Like yellow with red+white stripes, orange rooflights and text. I would've never recognised the ones in the video as spotters (in my country called transportbegeleiding convoi exceptionnel , to google how they look).
Very impressive!đźđâ€
@gwiz3059
That hadn't occurred to me but watching again you are very likely correct
He knows the racing line
I finally found the worthy comment
I was gonna say that the next thing you know, he's in a mercedes or redbull F1 car on the Free practice sessions and Quali
Reminded me of one of my drawers that fits in perfectly every time lol!đđđ
Ok I see your racing point but I raise your racing point with extra tires plus tonnage
whys nobody commenting about âImagine if a car came and crashed downâ
racing lines and lines for long heavy loads are 2 different things. Cant take sharp turns with a 20 ft long crate that cant curve around it.
People like these are slowly fading away without being appreciated. Thank you for putting them back in the spotlight.
thanks for the shout out dude đđđ
"without being appreciated"... Really??
Hmm.
There will be new people who get stuck and get it the second time
@@lorelange whens the last time you thanked a truck driver?âŠâŠ. Exactly
@@jeffcarlos5780 exactly. i dont get why people think nobody could figure out how to get around a tight turn in a truck. like it's not something covered in trucking 101.
That's talent. The man knows his job.
Itâs probably not the first time he went this way
If you drove a truck and trailer youâd recognize this as a normal everyday occurrence not impressive. Whatâs impressive is how many people are jaw dropping.
Bruh let them appreciate the truck driver for it, its not like a normal human would be able to do that like it requires some training obviously
@@jormungandr961 it doesnât take long to learn how to maneuver your truck. My truck and trailer is over 40ft only Ben driving for 3 years with it. Iâm just saying when you actually drive a big truck itâs so much easier then it looks.
@@dutchdoes1939 I see. But it still looks impressive, easy or not
I like how the car gave the trucker space instead of trying to rush and beat him to the tunnel. I wish every driver was as considerate.
He prob also wanted to see the amazing skill this truck driver had too
simple street math..twenty tons goes over 1.5 tons once with nothing left over;
I like how âŠ.
I love how âŠ
Wow!!! Amazing!â€
Me & my dogs life was saved by a skilled truck driver when a downpour on a very flat highway happened, traffic suddenly came to a complete stop, I just barely kept from hitting the car in front of me with full brakes, there would be no way for the 18 wheeler behind me to stop in time & he at the last second swerved into the other lane that luckily was empty. I could see the whole trailer swaying in my rearview as it just barely made its fly past me đđ» so grateful for his quick thinking
Pleased, you and your dog were saved by the truck driver's skill. When I was a young driver, that skill was known as reading the road ahead. I've enjoyed driving various vehicles, the heaviest and most difficult was a 1939 Scammell Pioneer. At the time, I was a civilian driver for an artillery regiment.
That truck driver is a seasoned professional.
This is nothing speical. Just common sense. We do this Daily in New zealand and Australia.
â@@toph619it may be easy for u but it's hard for you to praise someone
Clearly the driver has driven this road before, otherwise I don't know how he'd know that he needed to do that.
@@toph619 Thatâs what Iâm saying man. Like I drink before I drive all the time and ainât killed nobody. Everyone else just sucks at driving I guess.
and he deffinitely squeezed it and don't let go
My husband & I used to team drive big trucks. That maneuver was incredible - this person is a true professional driver. People should really have more respect for truckers, imo.
I'm on the road constantly sometimes driving a thousand miles in a week, and while I do appreciate truckers (my son is actually a trucker), there are enough bad ones on the road to give the profession some bad PR. Nobody thinks of the good truckers being professional, because if they do their job right they aren't really memorable. It's the jerks that create hazardous situations or completely block traffic that everyone thinks of.
I really do think they are marvellous When you think some have trouble driving and parking a mini
we do
My dad did it and it one of the most dangerous jobs in the world one time he had to go down a snowy hill or something and he thought he was going to die because thatâs were most people died
Almost all truck driverâs are very skilled
I love to see there are still good truck drivers out there. The guy has skills.
You actually need to have crazy good spacial awareness for this
Is not skills, is learning from mistakes. Probably got stuck there the day before.
The bad drivers are dead due to accidents?
Pretty sure it's not his first time going trough that tunel
@@bassman7496 exactly
Nothing like watching a video about skill and intelligence where the narrator can't tell left from right. lol
Exactly what I came here to say. Anyone narrating traffic should know that the left and right should always be described form the point of view of the driver
The lane the truck was using is for traffic going the other direction. He was in the left lane from that view. And even if that weren't the case, it makes it easier to follow describing the lanes as you view them in the video.
The skill is impressive but not the intelligence. I did this exact thing in racing games when I was 6. Handling that beast of a truck is the hard part.
@@redfinance3403 you did it in a racing game? XDDD
@@jonaskarlsson5901 what? I'm just adding to my point.
He's got some serious skills.
Really skilled for his job.We need more like him
For me, he is a very special employee
Thanks again so much.
It is a two way road. Cars come out of the right tunnel.
Definitely not a Swift* driver.
â@@newtoncooper4085 no but a skilled one
@@andrewvoighttheoriginal 'Swift' is a notoriously accident prone American trucking company.
As a New Yorker I've seen traffic do amazing things. This is up there.
As an Indian all I have seen is traffic. This guy is up there.
As a cup in a car I've seen nothing but rotton coffee from 3 days ago
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New York is nothing compared to many cities in the world when it comes to traffic and crazy driving
â@@Orbs_2damn, too real
The car driver behind leaving that space for the truck to join back the lane is a good fella !
That's only because he didn't know where he was going, any other time the car would have been making a blocking manoeuvre, sounding the horn, flashing lights, and swearing
That's a defensive driver!! Wondering if it must have been somewhere in Europe
â@@paulmeads9647 it's in japan i wouldn't happen
â@@paulmeads9647 Only in the US. This isn't the US.This is a place where people don't shoot each other dead in mass shootings every day.
Many car drivers would still be driving alongside this truck n block his passageway
As a former truck driver myself, that maneuver was performed to perfection đđ»
Praise to the CDL drivers!!
That driver knows his truck and understands the road.
Traffic IQ
Intelligence manifests itself in infinite variety as it is needed.
Nikka please wasn't his first time and I'm sure the first one was nothing this clean
What if he was just trying to do go flex on one if his exes. Curb them if you will
Sadly, the person who designed the road, doesn't understand anything. Probably drives Tata Nano.
@@cancelled_user Perhaps he understands trucks should use an alternate route?
Thatâs a trucker that knows his angles.
Its common sense. We do this daily in New zealand and Australia
@@toph619 Whole world does the same, idk what is here to be so much impressed honestly
@@sebastianszrejter8519 itâs impressive because itâs a big truck and Iâm sure youâd be shaking doing it too. But yeah it doesnât take a genius to know thatâs how you needed to take the turn.
@@DevinFrt I drove a lot of fiords in Norway, scandinavia. 95% of truck drivers have such skill
@@sebastianszrejter8519 well then good for you my friend.
Truck drivers are something else. So much respect.
This one transport F1 cars so,
is among best skilled truckers..
some of them are, others are assholes like anyone else who shouldn't be in the position they are in
Yeah, not all of them....
@@daethe Haha. Definitely. I know just the type youâre taking about. đđ
@@letitbe1977 Unfortunately a select few give the majority a bad name. But I agree, not all.
Just a normal day for me. Been driving trucks for over 25 years. Still an impressive manoeuvre. Such a skilled job. Well done to that driver đđđ
I'm sure this isn't his first time, but still, an accomplished trucker.
Take a good look at the lanes. He's clearly in a lane of oncoming traffic, hence the left turn only arrows behind him. Not only that, the car behind him in the right lane, 9 times out of 10, would NOT let him over. Also, I drive a big truck, this video is not legit in my opinion
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@@lanceoterrifico i can see your point tbh, maybe they had planned it before
"his first time" đ€š
@@user-bn1ym2xe5p i could do it.
I would've been stuck, airbags out, broken windows. This guy is good.
me too id have been crying too lol
And the mirrors. Then I'd honk at everyone else while I backed up with no more mirrors.
Poop came out, soul left the body
Letâs assume the world has never seen a truck take a wide turn before
â@@sashalawrence4786 and peed a little
That's the longest explanation of "watch this turn" I've ever heard
CZcamsrs are scraping the bottom of the barrel for content And to call this genius is overly click-baity. I'm sure every driver on that route has been trained to do that same thing You can't do it any other way
Yeah and he kept rewinding it like just show it and stfu
Surprised he didn't make a 10 minute video out of it so that he would be eligible for payment from you tube.
Man, you guys are brutal. Maybe just shake your heads in disapproval and move tf on.
@@PaulSmithVPS your comment is genius!!!
Hes hugging the lane teal tight. And perfectly. He's definitely been doing this for a while...someone finally noticedđ„ł!
Whoever this madlad is, he definitely deserves a raise
I mean he only did this because he was in the wrong lane
â@@SuzukiHalwende he needed to go wide to make the turn, being in the other lane would make it impossible
@@christianmacintyre5453 Exactly
â@@SuzukiHalwende Are you slow?
â@SuzukiHalwende he's actually in the right dummy.
Thatâs why we shouldnât call anyone a stupid based on their actions unless we know their true goals.
They're driving on the wrong side of the road
No. You should call it stupid if you thinks its stupid.
If you are wrong, people are generally very eager to let you know. And you will be less stupid.
Unless of course you refer to people that call other people stupid but do not listen. But anyone who isn't receptive to critique is stupid.
I think we're confusing skill/experience with intelligence.
âââ@@alan5506iggest brain take ive seen yet. Never thought of it that way lol.
But im still hesitant to call it stupid id probably just ask why theyre doing something in order to get the same result and not accidentally insult someone. But youre right if you dont say anything then you wont learn why they did it.
â@@odin2130 And?
This is why experience matters more than qualification in some fields
Well yeah, but you need experience. You'll start as a novice in every field.
@@emti29reread the comment you replied to, then reread your reply
@@Ice-Berg_ in my field(nursing) you cant have the other and dont own the other. It goes both ways. You need qualification(license, diploma) in order to start(experience) in the field.
â@emti29 you can always do things on your own without schooling...
@@DaBesst88 not in medical field. Do you want your doctor or nurse to have no diploma and license?
that truck driver needs a raise
for what? Doing his job and nothing extra
you must be fun at partiesâ@@romeolajh1602
Whats more impressive is the car behind him actually letting the trucker do it and not cutting him off
In Russia he would stay there all day.
Not sure about MORE impressive but impressive nonetheless.
If it was in the US everybody would be be honking and cutting him off.
This is not the USA
Well, car go smush
When your delivery driver used to be a Geometry teacher.
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this needs more likes!
Not far fetched!
Why did bro get fired lmfao
bro knows the road well, and is skilled with his job.
Whatâs a bro?
@@catman5546 your mom
If he really knew the road that well, couldnât he avoid passing there in first place?
So what you're implying is that most trucks are hitting the inside of the tunnel because its too small to accommodate trucks if they stay in their lane? I think the truck shouldn't have been on this road in the first place. An alternate route should have been used.
I swear truck drivers do not get enough respect or recognition stillđź
Mainly because they are in a rush and wont slow down or give way for anyone.
Unless they 100% Have to.
@@kingcrgpbecause itâs hard to treat a truck like a small car
They are in giant hulking beasts going across the country, they automatically have the right of way
We don't get enough salary, either haha
Most truck drivers mâare over 70k on a normal year and u only need trucking school and highschool diploma
Thats factually incorrect, in the us the average annual salery for a class 9ne driver is 60 k and if our job was such high reward for low effort im sure youd be doing it yourself. â@KaxEdit
Good truck drivers deserve better pay and treatment. They honestly go through a lot
and prevent accidents
Truck driving friend of mine makes 500k a year
â@@youtubeonly9035 on euro truck simulator? Yeah..
â@@arminkavazovic7733 Amazing game
@Alexis âą
Sadly, driverless trucks are being deployed daily. AI is truly taking over. I heard an advertisement on the radio recently, for AI lawyers. What's next?
You can tell he is experienced
just smarter than u
@@strukitru nah,takes experience to make moves like that,as well as a skill factor considering the fact that heâs prob hauling a heavy load/hugging the line hella tight,no âsmartsâ. Pure experience,My grandfather was a living testament to that too because for 3 years when he was a amateur trucker he would avoid backroads/tight spaces as much as possible,wasnât till about his 6-8th year of being a trucker that he actually preferred them. Still yet to see another trucker move a double wide house up a single curvy gravel road surrounded by trees and not touch a leaf. So,skill,not smarts
@@sometimesiwannadietooman6866 analyze the road in front of u, consider trailer and truck size and u're basically done.
Well no, he isn't really, I could that, because I would know to do that, because I'd be told to do it like that
Stating the overwhelming obvious
Can we all take a minute to praise the first driver to do this?
This guy is skilled. THAT guy was brave.
A month in jail would be about right as a reward for doing this IMHO.
@@woopsserg why?
@@anselpeneloperainblossom-s3489 Because he brazenly broke the rules and endangered many drivers, especially in the tunnel. If it was some special cargo that could not be delivered any other way, that tunnel would be temporarily closed for other vehicles and there would be support vehicles with warning lights. Most of commenters somehow don't realize you cannot just do some illegal circus tricks on the public roads.
@@woopsserg obviously, this is a regular occurrence. The traffic around them was working with his geometric needs.
Iâve been a truck driver for almost 30 years. This sort of thing is probably a lot more common that you want to realize.
â@@anselpeneloperainblossom-s3489 Regular occurrence such as driving in opposite lane, crossing yellow line, blocking oncoming traffic from the tunnel and risking a crash if someone drove out of it unaware. Barely missing divider between the tunnels.
Thatâs one hell of a driver
how? lmao
@@sindrek632 nigga rewatch the video... smh
â@@sindrek632 it's hard you know
@@darellcoy no its not. Ive driven Peterbilts with flatbeds for my husbands tree company.
And a heap of drivers shitting themselves :P
Damn hope the company pays him a decent wage. That skill is insane
Calm down, it's not that special, do it every work day for 10 years straight and you'll be able to do it too...
â@artv4nd3l4y I bet, you won't even last 2 years! Let alone 10...
@@artv4nd3l4y go to college bet you do truck driving
@@artv4nd3l4y then
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Being a truck driver myself, this is a great clip.
A very skilled truck driver, that was a very smooth manoeuvre. And so nice to see courteous and understanding car drivers. If only they were all like that, thereâd be a lot less confrontation and frustration on the roads. đ
There rare times to see trailers like that to have one rear end axle steering unless you see a tiller Off of a fire engine which is quite common to see.
Maneuver
in my country if you get into accident with a truck driver , you are assumed the guilty party unless proven otherwise . because driving is their job and ppl specially law enforcement take that into account. one other thing is when ppl are the road if they wanna stop at for food , they usually do stop where truck drivers at because those places have the quality foods and clean bathrooms . i had the first hand experience since my brother and uncle are truck drivers and been on road with them couple of times .
My dad was a truck driver for several years and he taught us all to be courteous to truckers and pay attention to their turn signal so you dont get in their way. Stay back when they have a sharp turn and give them plenty of space. Keeping distance is not only helpful to them but safer for you too. Not all truckers are as experienced as this guy. He taught us to be offensive drivers. To always pay attention to what other drivers are doing. You cant see it coming if you're not paying attention. It's something I passed on to my kids and I'm sure they will theirs.
@@galilaya42 thatâs good sound advice, and Iâm sure any other truckers reading this will find it comforting to know we have support like this as we go about our daily business. Thank you đ
Mr. Driver is a very skilled and legendary driver with smooth driving skills.
skilled truck driver deserved raise
Doesnât work like that
So next he will be a pilot
He deserves a raise because he can drive the truck he was hired to drive?
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â@PiperLikesAsianMen Damn, since when did jokes become so cringe?
@@Jlitt-yw2zm đđđđ i mean how many of them men are out there that can do this, that will determine his pay
This guy needs a raise
No he needs to be suspended taking he shouldnât be on that road in the first place. Itâs either a mess up on his part or the dispatchers
why he need a raise
he just moves over the left lane
stop rasing him
â@@coolnchilled2456 i think there was a detour...
@Cool n Chilled
I don't think he's the only one
The camera guy knew before hand
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Itâs also helpful when the truck driver knows exactly whatâs ahead and drive accordingly. Kudos to the car driver behind the truck for knowing whatâs ahead and lets the truck do what needs to be done.
Absolutely! Two good drivers here.
That is truly stunning.
All of the drivers that drive huge trucks and buses i just salute them. đ
Fr, I ride bus everyday when going home after work and there's this scary turn we pass by everyday and I'm still scared and amused everytime we need to pass by it. (Hope you understand it đ not good at English?
@@oldogre5999 The pandemic really made me appreciate truckers (not that I didnât before, but it really brought it into focus how essential they are).
Thank you for all your hard work!
I'm always amazed by their skills. Theres no way i could that, just don't have what it takes.
@@ericelestineyorfrylle1525 I know right. My country has got endless hills and they drive be it rain or shine. đđ»
@@oldogre5999 I can drive but no Trucks or lorries I'll leave those to professionals. đđ»đ
That trucker deserves much more.
Yea like a tesla
More than what?
@@JaiPritchettfr lol what do mfs even be sayingđđ
do you know his salary pay? tf are you talking about
@@hungryjack06 exactly lmao đ
How to take a 10 second video and turn it into a 1 hour documentary
When you're assigned 10-page paper but only have a paragraph worth of thought. đđ€Łđ
Glad I wasn't the only one that thought this, dude legit repeated himself in the beginning đ
Duudddde the suspense was killing me đđđđđ
Your attention span must be cooked if you felt that took a hour.
Exactly smh so dumb
God bless all the hard working truck driversâ€â€â€
Truck drivers donât get enough respect, their jobs can require some real skill
They shouldnât get respect if they are driving on the wrong side of the road đŹ
Most jobs require real skill though
Nah trust, they get the respect they deserve. Good ones are on good money
@@stanbily9416there are many occasions when we have to drive in the oncoming lane to make a turn, thereâs no other way possible when maneuvering in a downtown setting.
Most fatal accidents happen when trucks are involved......
Thatâs why you need a class A license to drive big semis. You gotta know this stuff.
I toughed an architect needs a degree, this design hasnât been tested before it was built
â@@kasper2970 IMO the building was designed many years ago for much smaller trucks that were used at the time, the modern trucks are massive in comparison.
Well it's from Japan a top tier driving license difficulties to get them
@@olivertaylor4779 it just a normal trailer truck nothing massive. It a concrete building in Japan canât be that old
â@Vadim Kalinski that's what you need in the US to drive a truck like that. Normal people just get a Class C license to drive their car or truck. For a big truck you need a Class A
I was already impressed by the driver driving it on the side without touching the white line and breaking the side mirror but there was more into it...amazing
Im impressed when I see someone driving a Toyota in between the lines, and going more than 80% of the speed limit.
The mirror still crapped it's pants lol, so close!
Good thing nothing was coming the other way as he was on wrong side of road for a long time.
It's two lanes in the same direction. đ€Ł
I'm mostly impressed he didn't kill anyone driving the opposite way into traffic đ
He is just professional and and he enjoys his ride . Bravo Brother.
I have massive respect for truck drivers , My car once fell into a little ditch on the side of a highway in a snow storm and an angel truck driver came to my rescue while 911 told me to wait it out . Will never forget that kind soul đđđđ
Nice man, we're you ok?
You get way too emotional, how embarrassing
@@MadnessInsideModernEarthborns yupp iâm finee. đ
@@FCBarcasupremacy yeah? i thought humans were meant to have emotions lolol unless you donât consider yourself a human đ
@@astridfavor283 yes, we all have emotions. But, you get way too emotional and it's embarrassing as a fellow human being.
Literal jaw drop moment. I have such respect for truck drivers.
You americans have "such respect" for everything as long as that thing doesn't matter especially for things like black skcoC.
Civil engineering major here! Roads are specifically designed to allow these types of maneuvers, but that doesn't mean that they're going to be *easy* maneuvers. It's good practice to make it not too hard on em, but sometimes you only have so much space when designing the road.
This is clearly a truck driver who's done this before!
I donât think this guy has ever gone more than 30 seconds without saying an entire paragraph.
â@@derpionderpson1424 hes talking about the clown that makes these videos
He's full of shit aswell
â@@chodysseus420i mean this guy does make it more interesting by actually describing it and writing a script and not just adding some random commentary that was made on the spot
â@@derpionderpson1424 japan at least the license plate looks like and the type of cars to
@@chodysseus420 yeah my respons was not meant for this comment so no clue how I got it here, deleted it cause it was a mistake
That's genuinely impressive, no clickbait
Truck Driver:â
Roadway planners: â
I've never experienced claustrophobia on behalf of a truck before.
hahaha!!!
Lol
Ephesians⏠â6:10â-âŹ18⏠âFinally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; and your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless.đđđ
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Bro knows his job better than himself
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True
â@@siksparnis3434 !
That didnt make sense but I'll thumbs up
â@@hwjchimv it's so simple
he know how to do his job more than he know about himself
maybe that what you mean by "that didn't make sense"
That's actually the right lane not the left lane. It's always the direction the cars are heading when calling it out
He definitely knows what he's doing. Well done!
Truck drivers are one of the unappreciated professions in my opinion. Many of these drivers do such a fantastic job for very little recognition.
Most jobs are under-appreciated, really.
â@@kingol4801 not quite like truck drivers. If deliveries stop, cities will become a wasteland within a week or two once all the stores run out of food.
@raynalldoprime I'm not saying there aren't other important jobs out there, but a "most jobs are under-appreciated" is a blanket statement that removes any actual important jobs from their standing.
THE REAL GENUIS WAS THE CAR BEHIND IT who knew what the truck driver was doing and did not try to drive past it.
He saw a blinking light on the left side and thought the driver was going left. How smart.
Europeans use such better common sense on the road than us Americans. The only courteous common sense state I've ever operated in was West Virginia, meanwhile I've operated in ukraine and Poland, and they have great sense and courtesy to large cars.
Blinking lights and the fact the lane he was in originally was going the other way as evidenced by arrows in that lane.
@@noaht5191 as someone who lives in america im really confused why everyone sucks at driving here
@@lucuzlol because our driving tests are kinda a joke, most other places driving tests are much more strict and rigorous, the other thing is people drive like their personality, if youâre self absorbed or all about you, you ainât gonna care what another car is doin until you connect
Superb driver and the motorists as a collective. They all made it happen
This truck driver probably deserves more thumbs up..
We do this daily in new zealand and Australia
More thumbs up... what?
No, itâs what every driver of a long vehicle does. Ever been in a bus that makes a turn in an interesction? Same thing.
Good to know before you leave home
We have to give a round of applause and praise to the truck drivers working long hours and being able to maneuver big trucks in difficult places they deserve it
Thank you!!
He rather needs his license taken away for driving in opposite direction (see arrows on the lane), crossing solid line and overall doing a very dangerous manoeuvre. If he failed just barely, not only he would damage the tunnel, he could clog it for hours.
@@woopsserg it donât work like that truckers needs all the space they can especially when working around curves especially when the company is strict about damaging their trucks or potentially catching a lawsuit for damaging any public property or vehicle youâre putting yourself at risk and others so a lot of time when trucks come they need as much space as possible or youâll leave them stuck or have to start over which is very difficult to do itâs not like your driving a regular car or pickup up itâs even hard for bus drivers to do and no he wonât clog the tunnel because tunnel and expressways have height limits thatâs why trucks and buses take certain routes if possible to avoid from being stuck and having a traffic jam
I don't have to do anything. You can't force your views upon me
â@@woopssergYou need your comment license taken away.
Truck driver deserves a 100% raise!
Dear god! No!
Most truck drivers do
No because he brakes the law.
As long as you're willing to pay twice as much for everything in your house
Truck drivers are already pretty well paid, they just do ridiculous hours
Dude definitely knows what he's doing! Good for him!
And the driver behind knew what the truck was doing and gave allot of space, well done!
*a lot
as a professional driver, its honestly more impressive to me when people can read the room and give me the space i need.
Ephesians⏠â6:10â-âŹ18⏠âFinally, my brethren, be strong in the Lord, and in the power of his might. Put on the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Wherefore take unto you the whole armour of God, that ye may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand therefore, having your loins girt about with truth, and having on the breastplate of righteousness; and your feet shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace; above all, taking the shield of faith, wherewith ye shall be able to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked. And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God: praying always with all prayer and supplication in the Spirit, and watching thereunto with all perseverance and supplication for all saints. The bible is no old book. You have to really let Christ open your eyes; to see the world in shambles. Many people say it's a religion to lock up people in chains, and say it's a rule book.. why? Because people hate hearing the truth, it hurts their flesh, it's hurts their pride, it's exposes on what things have they done..people love this world so much, s*x, money, power, women, supercars.. things of this world. Still trying to find something that can fill that emptiness in your heart. You can't find that in this world.. only in Christ, the bible is no chains, it's a chainbreaker. Breaking your sins into pieces... Repent now, and turn back to the true Lord only.. God bless.đđđ
The truck has its hazard lights on
Haha yeah for real the truck is flashing its signal to get into that lane, so literally only a total asshole would just be cutting them off for the sole purpose of not wanting to let them in lol.
He wanted to be a physics professor
Rude
@@timthirsty3816 ?why?
@@PrajwalNayak-so5uv Implying professors are smarter than truck drivers
â@@varmastiko2908you and the first guy can't take a simple joke lol
@@varmastiko2908 they are tho? wats your point?
The truck driver has decades of experience.
Oh shut up
Lol, really? Just for this u consider decades.... Means i drive since year 1 B.C. :)) đ
@@svaeon decade is only 10 ten years dude he couldâve easily been driving trucks for that longđ€Šââïž
This is a game bro that hasnât been released for decades wtf lolđ
Fresh out of school driver can do this
Two people already said it, but I'm gonna say it again. That's one hell of a skilled driver!!!!
It is not only the truck driver genius, but the other vehicle drivers are also genius for their understanding and patience â€
You would be stupid to overtake a truck with hazards on. Takes no genius that.
@@hamptonchivasa IMO the genius is for drivers on the opposing lane waiting for the truck to complete its maneuver.
Not genius, no.
grow up
this is def not in the USA.....people here are the worst drivers and have no idea what the rules of driving are
Whoever hired him must be so damn proud right now
Edit: From what I know the driver was making a wide turn, some of which require driving over lines and occupying the other lane temporarily
306 likes 0 replies? ima fix that
Bloody hell, muppet.
It's basic driving for someone licenced for such a vehicle.
â@@AniruapuniShut up
â@@Aniruapuni me too
â@@Aniruapuni no father? let me fix that
No matter what the profession, it's always interesting to watch people at work who are very skilled at what they do.
Pretty much all truckers need to be able to do this.
@@caspergundersen8 Certainly, well noted.
But few would be very good at making a turn like that, as they would never have to make a turn like that.
Inches (if that) to spare on each side. I think he was mentored by the driver who he replaced.
Many other truckers have different tricky places to get through, None make it through the first time without technical coaching from someone who has done it before.
@@mayorb3366 youâd be surprised. It happens often. Iâd say every 16-24 hours or so of driving youâll run into something tight like this once.
Best driver ever
A lot of trucks negotiate turns like that. They're skilled drivers
Yeah they might be. I will still stay faaaar behind. There is no such thing as "enough space" when it comes to that heavy/big vehicles.
Well this scene is from a video game so ofcourse...
Idk y no one is addressing itđź
â@Exxel cn yeah usually spaces that tight wouldn't be part of a truck route, but the approach is good. video game or not.
@@exxelcn7153 Perhaps because it's not from a game like you seem to think it is?
@@ingridakerblom7577 Congratz! You possess a healthy dose of respect towards steel and tonnage.
I drive heavy machinery for a living in a city and I have noticed that roughly 90% of pedestrians has complete zero of said respect.
Funnily enough it's the little kids that you need to be the least worried about and it's the adults that seem to actively seek an early death.
My dad was a truck driver, the moves them guys do is truly insane and they do not get paid what they deserve
They're slaves who deserve minimum wage
My dad was a drug addict, all he do was piping hoes and injection cokes
Nah they get paid exactly what they deserve.
umm..truck drivers make upwards of 60-80,000 a year.. thats far above the average income for most countries.
@@jasoncalahaisen7224 what country is that
Those guys need more appreciation.
I was sure at the end that that truck would get scraped!
We dont care
Maybe but I think the word genius gets thrown around too much. This is called training.
Breaking the law needs what?
Nothing viral about this.
Just another professional driver familiar with the riute hhe is assigned to run. Respect !
Instead of sending his CV he just sends this video
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Very true..!
thats all employers need to see lol ... can you not cause an accident or damage our truck? HIRED.
As a former bus driver i appreciate the responses and the guy is skilled. Basically every large vehicle driver is literally trained and paid to do this type of thing
Lol large vehicle drivers are trained for this. How come in my town so many truckers got truck stuck under low bridge
They learn how to drive but they don't learn height of truck?
@@jackwatt8988 trucks can do whatever the fuck they want
That's exactly what I was thinking, as myself too, a former bus driver.
This is nothing extraordinary for someone who can drive big vehicles.
But it's also a common thing for big trucks/busses to go on the left to turn right, and to go on the right to turn left. đ
@@onikathespirit you were a bus driver? weird flex
@@kayurpatel4672 Maybe relying on google maps or won their truck driving licence in the lottery.
FYI - the truck is leaving the inside of a Motorsports race track in Japan. Thatâs why the driver can use the right lane without any concern and nobody is trying to take over etc. Itâs quite amazing.
What do you mean without any concern? It's same shit different day for a truck driver.
@@rickweber4267 Thatâs useless bragging.
@@DerFilmgucker no that's just the kind of stuff we have to do all the time.
@@DerFilmgucker you don't get paid if you're waiting to go through a tunnel.
@@rickweber4267 This guy has obviously gone in and out of there 10 plus times. Nobody doubts that a truck driver faces obstacles, but you donât maneuver that at 10 mph right away. It will take a few minutes on the first pass.
This is an extremely impressive maneuver. We should respect this driver.
When you hire an architect who hasnât got a clue about transporting goods
More like roads made before trucks were as big as they are now.
I don't think architects design roads
Ekhem. It's located in Twin Ring Motegi and probably this tunnel wasn't originally designed for semi trucks, so expect more in the country where tunnels like this one is not as rare as you think .
Wrong profession buddy.
You mean a civil engineer? Not an architect LOL
Experience is priceless
I agree.
It truly is
My husband is a retired truck driver..He could truly do miracles with one of those BIG RIGS.. NEVER ONE ACCIDENT..
Really? So was mine but he had 2, he never hired a truck driver without an accident bec he would always say "it's coming"
Lie detector said it's a lie
@@studytechnology7871lmao đ
Ok......
@rebeasier who ask
I'm a truck driver. I would have done exactly this after driving for only a month. It looks like a genius move when you don't deal with the reality of driving a truck every day. When you do, it's just the only way that works. You see it everywhere.
That wasn't luck at all that was straight skill
đŻđŻ yes sir ! Thats skills
The driver did have the good fortune to be able to learn those skills, and that nobody got in the way, but that is all of the luck that was involved.
â@@JohnGeorgeBauerBuis You don't learn skills by luck, you learn them by putting in work and practicing.
And it wasn't luck that meant the cars stayed out of the way, it was the use of turn signals.
He explains self explaining things
Technically youâre doing the same thing but anywho i liked his commentary
â@@raceit502ah, so you're the ones who needs instructions on how to use the toilet
â@@probablynotleo4340 you are the one who need it after he talks abour how easy it is .
@@xcept7355what? Lmao đ
Can someone give me instructions on what kind of comment should come next here?
Incredible smoothness by a pro driver. Very nice! đ
Iâm a trucker and appreciate giving a good skilled trucker credit. Thank you
My farther is a driver too.. I know how hard that job is. I really really respect hard workers like you.. đ
Do you also appreciate a fake video?
@@johnjones5977 i appreciate that your just a filler in life.
@conquerunderstanding7517 it's animated, bud. Not real, assmonkey.
A moment for every driver who's brought food to your table.
I dont get it
yes. for truckers and farmers.
Theyâre getting paid theyâre not doing it free! Stop seeking praise for doing your jobs
â@@Not_juwishthere's no such a thing as free lunch
â@@Not_juwish If you understood logistics and the trucking business, you would know this driver could actually be losing money during every second of this haul.
We need more truck drivers like that!
you need more car driver like the one at the back of the truck because in my country car driver will try to cut through that open lane and get their car crushed or make the truck maneuver awkward.
More truck drivers like that and less roads like that.
Here in the United States the driver would be thrown in jail and his license would be revoked for going the wrong way, illegal lane travel, reckless driving and any thing else they could think of to write him up for, thatâs why the drivers with the skills to do this have retired or left the industry and others will never step forward in the future
Sorry guys looks like I was wrong itâs the twin ring motegi . Thanks for the correction . But again itâs amazing how they enter in .
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As an American truck driver, I would love to try this.
âAs a Japaneseâ Iâm sorry idk why but this made me laugh hella hardđ
@@NitroXityRealm Lets see you spit out somethin in his language, who you think is gonna laugh harder? LOL
@@TheAceTroubleshooter Fr bro talking like he can rip through some Japanese text like a motherfucker đ
Always give a trucker the space he needs.
If you don't you will lose the battle.
Not in court!
@@Paul-nc7gs Courts can't bring a squashed human back to life smartass.
Preach it louder for Cali lol
@@Paul-nc7gs canât go to court if you are dead
@@maxinewulf4195 exactly my thoughts they can imagine the weight truckers pull. Your car your life is over
This driver knows his truck. Length, width and height. Impeccable skills!đđœđđœđđœ
Yet he doesnt know the meanings of the road signs. He is clearly not supposed to drive there. I hate people like this the most. Feeling entitled to break the rules cause âšim better than you so the rules doesnt apply on meâš
â@@BuggyDClown-pc7scstfu
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@@BuggyDClown-pc7sc chill bro it ainât the end of the world heâs literally as far to the side as he could be
â@@BuggyDClown-pc7sc: maybe that's the only way to get to where they're going...
GOD BLESS THAT MAN. HE KEEPS HIMSELF AND OTHERS SAFE. Wish there were more like himâ€
This was honestly beautiful.
Truck ballet.