The Most Terrifying Bridges in the World

Here are the Tallest, Highest, and Most Terrifying bridges in the World! For more megaproject content make sure to subscribe to Top Luxury!

0:00 The Most Terrifying Bridges in the World
0:26 Number 10: The Longjiang Suspension Bridge
1:43 Number 9: The Sunshine Skyway Bridge
3:07 Number 8: The Sidu River Bridge
4:18 Number 7: The Hong-Kong Zhuhai Macau Bridge
5:15 Number 6: The Yangbaoshan Bridge
6:27 Number 5: The Dafaqu Bridge
7:41 Number 4: The Royal George Bridge
8:52 Number 3: The Pingtang Bridge
9:48 Number 2: The Millau Viaduct
10:48 Number 1: The Duge Bridge

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[Glamourous_Luxury]

Big respect to the workers who built these

[freedomfreedomfreedom]

11:42 _"That's long enough to realize what is happening, seize up with terror, whisper a prayer, and still have time to spare"_
*HILARIOUS!* 😂

[latinadavis]

When he said "if a person fell off the side, it would take almost 15 seconds to hit the bottom. Thats long enough to realize whats happening, scream with terror, whisper a prayer, and still have time to spare!" that gave me the freaking chills!

[JPL-md]

I understand why the Chinese are so proud. Amazing engineering achievements!

[jzeng]

Guizhou and Yunnan are all mountainous areas. They used to be the poorest areas in China. Now these two provinces are the areas with the highest density of highways and the most bridges in China. Because of the improvement of transportation, these areas have become the areas with the fastest economic growth in China. I have driven almost all those bridges in Guizhou. You don't feel any fear when driving on the bridge because it's just a highway.

[MegaBuildsYT]

Have you already driven over one of these bridges? 😨 If so, which one?

[fazrinjamal]

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[nomads]

Being a student of civil engineering your videos give me an inspiration 🤩

[keliannesnape]

This makes me want to visit each bridge now just to witness the sheer awesomeness in person

[josepeka]

China is the champion when it comes to infrastructure. I am in awe of the amazing progress in China . My hat to all who have been on this journey so China can cater for the needs of all.Thank you for this amazing video. Jose from Australia.

[LifewithMeshiaJ]

Wow this just shows how much history repeats itself. The destruction of the sunshine Skyway bridge is so similar to the destruction of the Baltimore Bridge collapsing.

[cambo]

Who’s here after the francis scott key bridge collapse? So similar to the original skyway bridge. All bridge pillars should be protected by dolphins (barriers) 360 degrees around in my opinion.

[XiWein]

As a civil engineering student, China always amazes me when it comes to their insfrastructure, literally a country of innovation

[krisgonynor]

Living in the Tampa area, I've gone over the Sunshine Skyway bridge many times. I also had gone over the old one as a kid about a month before it was destroyed by that ship collision. Not scary to drive over, but a sad history.

[yoyogirl]

"Which of them would you not wanna cross
Me: "none of them. Thank you"

[MrHyonD]

Yes, as a French dude, I've crossed the Millau Bridge several times, and even if I am very subject to vertigo, it is actually fine to cross it with a car :)

[gojo]

hell to the no for all of those bridges..

[eyeseegrowth]

I know what part of China I'll never go to . Man I felt nauseous just watching this . I have major respect for the rest of you who can stomach these bridges. My heroes 🎉

[markanthony]

My wife has ephyrophobia which is a fear of bridges. I think she'd have a mental breakdown on any of these bridges.

[CesarCheeser]

As someone who has passed by the Sunshine Skyway bridge multiple times on trips to Tampa/St. Petersburg, i can confirm its kind of scary but not that much.