Hi I did this for the first time in december 2008 but then from France to Italy with a cooler that;s different because you have to wait for others with an cooler, but it was an experience, but later I drove both the Frejus and this MontBlanc tunnel many times, thanks for your upload!!
@@workandtravelbbh Negative aspects aside, this dashcam does a great job of demonstrating the importance of safe driving on the roads. Your work documenting violations and near-misses helps raise public awareness of road safety. Let's hope your work helps make our roads safer for everyone. Stay safe out there! Keep it up! Have a great weekend ahead
Developed countries at their best We wish our leaders to see this type of infrustructure Some nations are 40years ahead of time while other leaders just busy looting resources then deposite them in offshore accounts, building mansions in foreign land. Rediculous. Thanks for this masterpiece
France and Italy have been stealing all the resources in Africa for 400 years. They lobby any right wing corrupt dictator to avoid protectionist and socialist policies in Africa which would lead to their Independence and economic development.
🇩🇿 video exelente paysage et route ebloissantes meme chez nous nous avons le meme comme vous a bejaia. Jijel. Medea en algerie tous au long de la mer mediterannee
Arrête en Algérie on a pas de lait pas d’eau tu compares ce tunnel avec celui qui sont au bled dis merci à la France qui a construit ces tunnels alors ne fait pas comme tebboune lkeddab je veux dire kedboune ou chengriha lbouwal 😅
Hello. The mountain route is only good for tourist trips. If you are a driver and your company sends you through mountain routes (we mean for this particular route) it is good to know that they are abusing your profession.
Price for trucks, it is very much cheaper for cars :) There is a new railway Lyon-Turin under construction until 2035 (with a tunnel under the Alps as well). It will give more solutions to send people and objects to Italy. Also, the Alps mountains are a quite difficult area, top railways are difficult to use and were even destroyed last years after floods. The tunnel of the Mont Blanc is very long, so not surprised by the price. The infrastructure behind it is important. The fire risk inside, the digging which was a difficult project because of the nature or the stone etc.
@@noesherco2996 You can use road ss26 + d1090 + n90 but only if you have a truck with a total weight of up to 16 tons. But even in this case it is advisable to go through the Mont Blanc tunnel for an easier way.
Hello. The permitted speed in the tunnel is 70 km/h, and there may be specific restrictions for the day. When the traffic is normal, it takes between 15-20 minutes depending on how you drove in the tunnel.
380€ is pretty cheap if you consider the infrastructure behind it. It's still heavily subsidized. Moreover, merchandise should travel by train not by the inefficient and polluting trucks...
The train line Lyon-Turin with a tunnel under the Alpes mountains is under construction until 2035. Today, Railways on top of the Alps mountains are quite difficult to use and you cannot ship everything with these railways. Last year, floods destroyed part of those railways and they cannot be used anymore. The Lyon-Milan railway with TGV (high speed train) and tunnel under the Alps will give a new way to send people and objects to Italy. Ecologists are opposed to the tunnel, but their arguments are weak.
Everything you buy anywhere got there on a truck. Trucks are the life blood for us all. Many towns don't have railway stations so how are goods supposed to get to those places? Tell me why trucks are "inefficient" please.....
@@c0mpu73rguyActually Italy and France are Building a High Speed train Tunnel but It Will take a lot of time as It consist in 2 parallel tunnels long 57km each
@@alessandro7805 High Speed train is for passengers, not for goods as far as I know but good for them... Us... I'm technically part of one of these countries.
I've done this EXPENSIVE tunnel once by passenger car! NEVER AGAIN !!! The tunnel stinks!! You best close your windows and ventilation inlet before entering the tunnel !! The only advantage of this tunnel is that it declines a little, from Italy to France! So you accelerate to 80 km/h, put it in neutral (if possible!) and when you come out of the tunnel at Chamonix you're still going 80 km/h But it's far more beautiful (and cheaper) to drive via Aosta/Col du Grand Bernard/Martigny/ Col du Forclaz/ Chamonix, unless you're in a hurry, of course !!
spanish has nothing to do here. The signs are in Italian and French as that's where the tunnel is and English so any foreigner understands. Spanish is spoken by only 50M people in Europe
Hola señor. El túnel lo utilizan principalmente conductores franceses e italianos y conductores internacionales que hablan principalmente inglés. No es posible colocar carteles en todos los idiomas. The tunnel is mostly used by French and Italian drivers and international drivers who speak mostly English. It is not possible to place signs in every language.
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There is a new video for crossing the tunnel Frejus th-cam.com/video/76aUX9mhUoQ/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qd2sVlVicb45NJk1
Hi I did this for the first time in december 2008 but then from France to Italy with a cooler that;s different because you have to wait for others with an cooler, but it was an experience, but later I drove both the Frejus and this MontBlanc tunnel many times, thanks for your upload!!
Thank you for the video. Watching from Santa Monica California.
Hello. Greetings to all our colleagues from America.
È uno dei tunnel stradali alpini più vecchi: aperto nel 1965.
58 anni, e li dimostra tutti!
Però è economico 😂
Odličan video sretno za sve koji putuju pozdrav iz Slav broda R H
Truck drivers are hard working , therefore be respected for the long hours worked and mileage covered without a break or company
Thank you for posting a great video. 😎👍👍👍
Amazing 👍
Love From Pakistan ❤️🇵🇰❤️
Spectaculos ! Mersi !
Thanks for sharing video content my friends
impressive & beautiful video... thumb up... de Miami, fl
❤❤❤❤ Thank you soo much you give us the hope to build also
Great sharing! Very interesting and useful 👍
Stay safe out there everyone ❤
Hello. I am still preparing interesting videos that I think will help drivers.
@@workandtravelbbh Negative aspects aside, this dashcam does a great job of demonstrating the importance of safe driving on the roads. Your work documenting violations and near-misses helps raise public awareness of road safety. Let's hope your work helps make our roads safer for everyone.
Stay safe out there! Keep it up! Have a great weekend ahead
Отличные виды ! Здорово !
Trucking marvellous 🤩🚛🚛🚛🚚🚚🚚👍👍👍
I done that route with a Luton before brexit. You get tunnel vision after a while.
True. I drove French side to Italian in a car and found it very difficult to concentrate.
Developed countries at their best
We wish our leaders to see this type of infrustructure
Some nations are 40years ahead of time while other leaders just busy looting resources then deposite them in offshore accounts, building mansions in foreign land. Rediculous. Thanks for this masterpiece
France and Italy have been stealing all the resources in Africa for 400 years. They lobby any right wing corrupt dictator to avoid protectionist and socialist policies in Africa which would lead to their Independence and economic development.
I see more prepared the tunnel for any traffic situation
RIP for the 39 people who lost their lifes in 1999
Peace to their souls. Let us all drive sensibly on the road to prevent such accidents.
🇩🇿 video exelente paysage et route ebloissantes meme chez nous nous avons le meme comme vous a bejaia. Jijel. Medea en algerie tous au long de la mer mediterannee
Arrête en Algérie on a pas de lait pas d’eau tu compares ce tunnel avec celui qui sont au bled dis merci à la France qui a construit ces tunnels alors ne fait pas comme tebboune lkeddab je veux dire kedboune ou chengriha lbouwal 😅
Thanks for sharing looks really busy
Hello. I am still preparing interesting videos that I think will help drivers.
@@workandtravelbbh good pal
Cool
Extra video 👍🏽
Could've taken that tunnel this summer but we opted for the mountain route
truck or car?
With truck i think is almost 9 hours, tunnel 10 minutes till chamonix
Hello. The mountain route is only good for tourist trips. If you are a driver and your company sends you through mountain routes (we mean for this particular route) it is good to know that they are abusing your profession.
Un tunel sorprendente, pero bastante caro
Indrukwekkend om te zien
The Liverpool mersey tunnels 😂😂
Wonderful
SUPERBA OTTIMO OTTIMO PERFECT
382 Euro für eine einzelne Durchfahrt? Das ist ja unheimlich!
Price for trucks, it is very much cheaper for cars :)
There is a new railway Lyon-Turin under construction until 2035 (with a tunnel under the Alps as well). It will give more solutions to send people and objects to Italy.
Also, the Alps mountains are a quite difficult area, top railways are difficult to use and were even destroyed last years after floods.
The tunnel of the Mont Blanc is very long, so not surprised by the price. The infrastructure behind it is important. The fire risk inside, the digging which was a difficult project because of the nature or the stone etc.
👍👍👍👍👍
I listened to the engine sound and tried to quess which car we were travelling in. Mercedes Actros something?
It was a Renault with a Volvo engine. Now, by the way, I drive an Actros.
$410 to take the truck through.
Вот это европа 👍
wtf 400 euros to use the tunnel holy hell that is near 5000 nok
prices are way to HIGH .... for this tunnel
🚒 🔥 vigili del fuoco
Truck E415 and Car from E11....😮
Thanks for sharing. Do all the modern trucks have automatic transmissions or are they still manually shift
Almost all have automatic gearboxes. I guess if you want you can order a manual, but I don't know which brand offers it.
Thanks @@workandtravelbbh
Km distance of the tunnel?
12
Hi.guy
381€ truck toll?
Yes
@@workandtravelbbh no alternative mountain top road in the sunmer?
@@noesherco2996 You can use road ss26 + d1090 + n90 but only if you have a truck with a total weight of up to 16 tons. But even in this case it is advisable to go through the Mont Blanc tunnel for an easier way.
That's why when I load in east of France for a delivery in nothern Italy I do my transit through Switzerland from Basel to Chiasso
Crazy.
A lot of beer.😂
Ki parti
how long is the tunnel??
11 611 m
Attualmente chiuso per lavori di ristrutturazione; riaprirà forse in primavera.
It will reopen on 18 December
@@workandtravelbbh E' stata richiesta apertura anticipata, per evitare sovraccarichi all'altro tunnel Italia- Francia, quello del Frejus .
knapp 400 € Maut .... is Hastig.
I forgot Europe is a right hand drive
And where are you from? Tell us.
And Europe uses the metric system.
Answer the the question they asked you. Seems your a bit guilty
Koliko traje voznja kroz tunel
Hello. The permitted speed in the tunnel is 70 km/h, and there may be specific restrictions for the day. When the traffic is normal, it takes between 15-20 minutes depending on how you drove in the tunnel.
What, 381€!!!!!!!!!!
Now is 400+ euro.....
There is video of control parking
th-cam.com/video/lo3b1bkIAF4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rR1rHd8SrFgFu2e0
380€ is pretty cheap if you consider the infrastructure behind it. It's still heavily subsidized. Moreover, merchandise should travel by train not by the inefficient and polluting trucks...
The train line Lyon-Turin with a tunnel under the Alpes mountains is under construction until 2035. Today, Railways on top of the Alps mountains are quite difficult to use and you cannot ship everything with these railways. Last year, floods destroyed part of those railways and they cannot be used anymore.
The Lyon-Milan railway with TGV (high speed train) and tunnel under the Alps will give a new way to send people and objects to Italy. Ecologists are opposed to the tunnel, but their arguments are weak.
Everything you buy anywhere got there on a truck. Trucks are the life blood for us all. Many towns don't have railway stations so how are goods supposed to get to those places? Tell me why trucks are "inefficient" please.....
Too bad Europe’s going all in towards truck transit instead of train thanks to lobbying.
@@c0mpu73rguyActually Italy and France are Building a High Speed train Tunnel but It Will take a lot of time as It consist in 2 parallel tunnels long 57km each
@@alessandro7805 High Speed train is for passengers, not for goods as far as I know but good for them... Us... I'm technically part of one of these countries.
che.massacrta.di.pedaggio.
380 euros pour ca
Porque cuesta tanto en un sentido.
9:33 tick tock alert
I've done this EXPENSIVE tunnel once by passenger car! NEVER AGAIN !!! The tunnel stinks!! You best close your windows and ventilation inlet before entering the tunnel !!
The only advantage of this tunnel is that it declines a little, from Italy to France! So you accelerate to 80 km/h, put it in neutral (if possible!) and when you come out of the tunnel at Chamonix you're still going 80 km/h But it's far more beautiful (and cheaper) to drive via Aosta/Col du Grand Bernard/Martigny/ Col du Forclaz/ Chamonix, unless you're in a hurry, of course !!
If you do it at 80kph prepare to be stopped at the exit and heavily fined, speed limit inside the tunnel is 70kph
Es una verguenza que no pongan carteles en español, una de las lenguas MAYORITARIAS en el mundo.
Si es por eso, deberían estar en Chino......
spanish has nothing to do here. The signs are in Italian and French as that's where the tunnel is and English so any foreigner understands. Spanish is spoken by only 50M people in Europe
Hola señor. El túnel lo utilizan principalmente conductores franceses e italianos y conductores internacionales que hablan principalmente inglés. No es posible colocar carteles en todos los idiomas.
The tunnel is mostly used by French and Italian drivers and international drivers who speak mostly English. It is not possible to place signs in every language.
Говори српски да те разуме цео свет! 🙂
@@duerandaggibut only the bad words
Che tunnel piccolo