MOST Terrifying Bridges and Roads in the World

Thin roadways on the sides of cliffs, highways that are filled with potholes, and bridges on the brink of collapse, these are the roads best to avoid if you value your life. Stay tuned, for the top 15 most terrifying roads and bridges!

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[CeNTTTTT]

I just love it when I get that pop up saying "Someone has liked your comment" or "Someone has subscribed!" It makes my day! Happy 2022😍

[terryglenweaver]

Y'all know many of these roads look terrifying because of camera angles. My hats off to the camera guys.

[bevolson]

Would not travel on any of these…but found very interesting. Thank you.

[sumatralex]

Such great history and archive of humans' effort toward the permanent progress of significant infrastructures. The accomplishments surely exceed the size of dreams they had in childhood.

[swinde]

0:20 ... This bridge is not anywhere near as terrifying as it seem to be in the photo. This effect is caused by someone taking a picture with a telephoto lens from a far distance away from the bridge. If you look at the bridge from the water (from a right angle, it had a rater gentle slope to the top of maybe about 5 or 6 degrees.

[falconlavigne]

OH HELL NO DANGERIOUS BRIDGES HE'LL NO WHAT WAS THEY THINKING 😱

[N-gl]

Forth Road Bridge in winter. Never ending problems, disasters, breakdowns and issues. Thanks to the shoddy SNP for that one

[terrythomas]

I didn't know there are African villages along the Mekong in Vietnam! Learn something new every day.

[maryp]

Fast n Furious autobahn...Part 1 million....I would so watch this!

[whatweather]

Whoops, there’s Mt. Evans, Pikes Peak, Independence Pass, Royal Gorge Bridge all in Colorado and Highway 550 in southwest Colorado. The Rio Grande bridge in New Mexico

[ihopcsx]

Cars are a great natural selection tool

[salijayehinsen]

I'm not afraid of heights, can do ziplines just fine, but I am terrified of falling to my death

[gabrielkrows]

I would actually love to do the canopy one

[rayjohnson]

Whoever designed these Bridges are nuts roller coaster City anyone

[icesnowflake]

Vermont Street in San Francisco is just as curvy, and has one more curve, too. It's not as famous as Lombard street, because it's in back of San Francisco General Hospital, and the view isn't very pretty.

[ramons]

Yer, some entries are idiotic. Tourist hotspot in it's no tighter and steeper than you average multideck car park, dam sight more beautiful though. Lot of the world's most dangerous roads are right here in Western Australia. We got one called the Gunbarrel highway, 1, 350km or 840mi of desert track. Requirement to drive it, a team of at least 2 Toyota Landcruiser utes, with extra tanks of diesel fuel on the back and drivers with serious off road experience. What gets people in the Australia outback is being 100s of kms away from anything at all, including fresh water, mobile phone reception and any kind of help..

[rogervondach]

Well, what can I say - quite a few of the roads and bridges shown, very few of us will ever be on them. However, calling 5 or 6 % a rollercoaster drive is much blown out of proportion. Also, how some of those videos are taken will show unbelievable grades.

[IKEMENOsakaman]

I once fell from a bridge. No, I fell with the bridge about 30 m below. I was saved by a dolphin.

[Southernstar-RHINO]

Driving them roads is a breeze, building them mountain roads is the hard part. I feel for them guys, the hard slog of road building in mountains with hand tools.

[DEVILDOG]

WHO BUILT THE DAMN THINGS THEY ARE THE REAL MASTERS OF FEAR!!!!