Deadliest Roads | Ethiopia | Free Documentary

World's Most Dangerous Roads: Deadliest Journeys in Ethiopia 2016

Ethiopia is among the hardest-hit countries in terms of deadly traffic accidents. Trains and trucks circulate along infrastructure from another age. For trucks in the south of the country, the transport of goods and people take place in the rain and on slippery roads… There is, however, no alternative, as flying is too expensive and the trains are no longer in working condition, except one. This one train travels through half of the country, from the city of Dire Dawa to the border at Djibouti. It travels 310 kilometres over the course of more than 10 hours – on a good day. This last known working train is no stranger to derailments and breaks down on a regular basis. It is the oldest but also the most dangerous train in the world! From the Danakil desert to the rainy summits of the Kaffa region, welcome to Ethiopia!
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Ethiopia is among the hardest-hit countries in terms of deadly traffic accidents. Trains and trucks circulate along infrastructure from another age. For trucks in the south of the country, the transport of goods and people take place in the rain and on slippery roads... There is, however, no alternative, as flying is too expensive and the trains are no longer in working condition, except one. This one train travels through half of the country, from the city of Dire Dawa to the border at Djibouti. It travels 310 kilometres over the course of more than 10 hours - on a good day.
This last known working train is no stranger to derailments and breaks down on a regular basis. It is the oldest but also the most dangerous train in the world! From the Danakil desert to the rainy summits of the Kaffa region, welcome to Ethiopia!

[henrykimani]

Finally documentary on our Neighbors Ethiopia, am from kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪

[mohsinroge]

Apart from all the knowledge and wisdom, looking at how all the humans accross the world struggle for basic things gives you a different perspective and appreciation of what you have.

[BackpackerBen]

I went here and it was the most challenging 4 days of my life. I have huge respect for the locals there

[sroberts]

I smiled when they started playing reggae. Hailings from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[howardescoffery]

I am a Jamaican I love this video honestly it is on insight into a small aspect of Ethiopia. It is a truly different lifestyle, smart and intelligent people surely resourceful. One thing stock with me, meeting a wife on the taxi wish I was able to take one of them taxies I may be lucky. One thing for sure Africa is very diverse different everything from culture and lifestyle to just about everything. Here in the Caribbean everything more constant and stable. Now I am still saving for a visit to Africa.

[dennisobare]

I love Ethiopia. The food and culture is amazing. Love from 🇰🇪

[danielsamuel]

Free documentary is the best deadliest roads channel i've ever seen

[BuchachawolaitaSodo]

I appreciate all the crew members of free documentary . From ETHIOPIA

[tompeters]

Thanks for taking us into areas that we may never visit in our lives. Sometimes you think that your country is poor until you watch this. People are really suffering out there.

[wizentertainmententerprise]

Boy I’d watch documentaries over movies any day. From world’s toughest prisons to deadliest roads haha 😂

[jefmweds]

So much needs to be done by our African leaders...people need to stand up and demand for better leadership

[kirankarthik]

Really i love this watching all these i really appreciate about my really many people around the globe have great struggle for life leading...God bless all humans....

[peterwaweru]

Our neighbours Ethiopia
Much love from Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪💯
Now sudan will be waiting

[yohannesshewarega]

I'm born in Dire dawa . I had a lot of memories with the old train also sound of trainand I went to addis ababa by that train before 20 years ago. now train become old but the memory of the train never forgotten specially for Dire dawa city people.
I have a big respect for the driver and also crews.
I wanna appreciate your work🙏🏼
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[hhblelu]

I will never forget Abida's innocent look .. She is badly injured but she is still doing her job. I hope one day she will recover and soon she will be happy .. God bless her and all Ethiopians.

[u.s.n.retired]

I am always humbled when I see these lovely, hard working people in these docs. They are the epitome of innovation, pride, beauty and a will to survive. Thank you for bringing them to me.

[chrisjudd]

I did the most AWESOME trip to Ethiopia last year... I was there a month and still missed so much (including Harar) and plan to return Definitely the most misrepresented, underrated place I've been !!!! Thanks great pic

[karencaboverde]

I really admire this ethiopian beauties...im an ansean and i love my beauty aswell...when i look at to this ladies my heart says ohhh God they are bless with natural beautiful looks...Godbless you africa...Godbless you ethiopia and your children....

[brianbauer]

Every time I start to feel sorry for myself, I watch one of these documentaries. Sets me straight every time.