I hate the comments that say..I've drove worse and I did it in 45 feet of snow and I was blind in one eye and only a half of an engine.. LOL those people are full of themselves. Love ya brother 👍🙏😁
I’m not a trucker, my grandfather and dad was. They both pulled tank. I enjoy watching your videos and it’s great to have you back! I was hoping you was okay during that time.
I retired 7 years now, must painful 7 years I have ever lived. Trucking isn’t for everyone but it was my life and now I watch others live the freedom of the road. Stay safe my brothers
I have been up and down that road many times over the years-in a Jeep. Once I left out in Silverton heading for Ouray and followed a big truck. It obviously was not his first time on the road; smooth and precise. Twice he pulled over to let traffic around and I pulled in behind so I could follow and continue to watch. I often wondered what it would be like on that road in the cab-thanks for the video and a tip of my hat to your skills.
I’ve been on that road several time at about 2am in a blinding snow storm . It would get so bad I’d actually stop and just sit there with zero viability . Beyond hair raising . That road has tried to kill me several times in bad weather . So damn beautiful though .
I had a similar load very close to there, loaded rough cut lumber in Ouray, full 80K load, routed me to Telluride, just before town, right onto 145, 2 miles straight up till you look down on the ski area, top of Lizard Head pass, then same narrow 2 lane road 30+ miles downhill to Cortez, no pull offs, no emergency ramps, and still Ice in shaded turns in July, Once was enough
OK Slap me in the head. So DUDE is his four leg co driver? That is so cool. I did not know, until I started to see DUDE in other comments. Yes, it's great to see your 4 leg partner put up with all the crap we see go on in the videos. :)
A few years ago, I followed two truckers from Tennesee going up 550. The back axle tires on their trailer would go completely off the road. They pulled over about halfway up the mountain. Those two guys bailed out of their trucks, scared to death.
Lmao I drove from montrose to Durango bobtail and honestly I felt like leaving the truck there also, looking to the side and no railing I almost fainted. I would never drive there with a trailer
I see that stretch of road every spring and fall, hauling gogo girls from summer and winter pastures. Love the scenery. A little hairy when snow packed. Usually more traffic. Love your ride...beautiful truck!!! Thanks for sharing.
JUST LOVE YOUR Truck I was The show where you were describing the new trailer and were some people were complaining to you about this and that about your truck I’d say tough shit it’s my truck because you got a beautiful truck if I was you I wouldn’t change a thing it’s so beautiful
OMG! I was on edge of chair riding with you Bella and dude on that mountain. I hope you had a cold beer after that. But the views were beautiful. Thank you for taking us along. Happy travels
Love the video! The dude may be sensitive to that transmission or drive line whine too. Out of all the trucking channels I watch on TH-cam your truck seems to be the most pronounced I've ever heard especially back when you were hauling liquid tanks. It's like you could feel the liquid surge hitting your trans lol. Love the soundtrack on this one.
Thanks for the gorgeous scenery... sorry it came at the cost of shaving a few years off your life. I'm glad you made it through that. I live in West Virginia so I know the mountains can get sketchy. Stay safe out there bud ✌️🙏🙏🙏🙏👍
Very enjoyable video thankyou 😊. I don't normally watch your videos. I came to the conclusion that we, us have our favourite Truckers. I do like Bella she sound's great and notice you have a 4 legged mate, she must be a good companion.
I very rarely make it through a whole video of any kind but this one had me on the edge of my seat and I stayed to the end. I wouldn’t do that in a regular car! 😱 Although I have to say the road was redeemed by the stunning scenery! Hat’s off to you sir!
Great video, you had me on the edge all the way. The only comfort I had was that you made it through since you posted the video. My wife and I took the 550 on a Harley Road King both ways. Made me a little white knuckled thinking about a car or truck coming around a corner halfway in my lane. Scott
First time I drive that road was in the dead middle of winter with a load of lumber on my flatbed. It was not much fun but at the same time it is one of the best drives I can remember.
I did that same route with pallets of chicken wired River Rock about 3 months ago as well! Funny story! There was a DROPPED FLATBED TRAILER WITH ONIONS at the top of the Mountain when I got up there! 😂 driver and tractor NOWHERE to be found! I’m sure your shipper has lost more than 1 load on 550 ha! Thought I was gonna cut through to Albuquerque real quick! Think I’ll take i70 over to 191 next time😂. I had my seatbelt off and my door cracked more than once on that road! Never been so on edge my entire life! White knuckled and adrenaline going! If you got the video, you should share some video and pics of the old miner cabins and structures near the top! I had a whole new respect for my ancestors after that drive. I can’t imagine getting up to the top of 550 100-150 years ago, and then brining loads back out! Must have been insane!
Awesome Peterbilt, I never had the pleasure of driving one, mostly Mack’s and Kenworths and Intertrashhaul, Freightshakers, new Sub here, Happy Trails driver!
Great Job. I live in Colorado and have traveled that road a number of times by motorcycle as well as car but I wouldn't have wanted to do it in your rig. It is a beautiful country.
Started trucking before I turned 50 and I will be 67 next Monday. Loaded some stone at Montrose to Houston a few years back and went south on 550 to pass south of a storm developing on the east side of Colorado ... That was the first and last last time I'll do that ... As you make a sharp right turn to start the first climb the big yellow sign advises you to consider an alternate route ... "LMAO" ... It's to late for that. At maybe 9000 ft ran into snow but, made over and down OK. On the 2nd climb at about the same altitude same except this time the melting snow had began freezing. Making the decent as I approached a 15 MPH turn at maybe 10 grossing over 79000 the truck and trailer began sliding on the snow covered ice ... The saving grace was that there was some exposed pavement in the oncoming lane, so I moved over and slowed on down to probably walking speed and made it on down ... The 3rd climb and decent was on dry pavement
Yea! You titled this correctly!!!! Back in the day I used to run Washington State Hwy 14 to and from Vancouver and it has a few short stretches like this…..never fazed me back then. 63 years old now and recently had go there again…..didn’t like the narrow road and cliff thing AT ALL!!! Great Job!!!
GREAT VIDEO , I enjoyed this video , you were driving very close to the edge,,, man you have nerves of steel to take a CMV up in the mountains like that, props brother from florida
Lived in Montrose for 16 years, ran wrecker up on red for 4 years. Can't count how many times I've driven that road in a truck, I live in Ignacio on the south side of the mountain these days. Still run up over it 4 or 5 times a year in a truck and go up there a lot in my personal vehicle for some awesome 4 wheeling. Love your comment bout what have I gotten into this time, guaranteed you are not the first to utter those words. Looks like you did a fine job though.
Oh man, that uproad in Colorado is no joke. You did it nice and slow; well done Sir. By the way, I am happy that you're not a "Drunken Sailor" on that road.
When I found your channel you were back East pulling a tanker and always enjoyed your content. When you moved to a drop deck and Texas you ended up on the scariest road you had ever been on in Arizona. I was thinking the whole time you’ve never been on red mountain pass and boom there you are basically in my backyard. Good to see your videos again. Thanks Jason
What's up Mr trucking life? Another wonderful video, great to see you in action and listening to hear Bella in action as well. Nice mountain towns you are driving through, only bad thing is the hills. LOL, glad to see you made it safely to your destination. Stay safe out there my friend and keep the videos coming and always travel safely catch you on the next one.
Dude looks good he is more comfortable in Bella. It was great to come along for another ride. You and Dude keep safe. can't wait to see the rest of the video.
Wow! What a road and what a journey. And such beauty. And a very good travel companion :)) The road was insane at some parts, there was no side banquet, it was just as narrow as the road lane. And I guess nobody can guarantee you, that the outer side of the road is stable enough at the edge, esp. for a loaded semi. Respect.
US550 separates the men from boys and steering wheel holders. I love the road when it's open. The million dollar highway is one of a kind. I wish I could take trainee's on it but we would die. It's only for experienced drivers.
Wow man I’d have trouble driving that in a car, my pucker factor would be high. See you taking pics since you’ve got to document it. Since you’ll probably never go that way again 😂 Great to see a video from you Jason. Hope all is well with you, keep it shiny side up
Man I can't wait to be in my rig and hopefully one day have this route, it looks absolutely terrifying and adrenaline pumping at the same time. Unbelievable.
When I'm going through the mountains my daily driver sounds like it has a jake brake when I'm in a lower gear through the mountains reminds me of my step dad and his dad we're truckers and my sister's bf is too. Cool content love the channel not many truckers making these videos
I have made that route a few times. Most beautiful ride through the rockeys even in the snow. Slow and steady and just keep the trailer on the pavement.
Hold on to your head Fred. That's a road there son. I was up in the Smokies the other day with switch backs for about an hour that were tight as hell but that road there is crazy. I'm heading back Monday with shingles. May have to turn a camera on it but it will not have those views.
I've not driven a semi over the Million Dollar Highway, but I towed 26' gooseneck livestock trailers over it numerous times in my younger life. In pickups, 4WD's and cars, I've driven that road probably close to a thousand times for both business and pleasure in my 50 years+ of driving. It is a road that demands complete respect every time--it is completely unforgiving of driving mistakes. It can be really obnoxious in winter--not only icy and snowpacked road (with no guardrail in many places if one slips off the road), but avalanches are common in winter and spring. Rockslides occur regularly in spring and summer. Many "flatlanders" are so terrified on that road that I've seen them just "freeze up" at the wheel and stop in the middle of the highway, unable to drive further. A couple of times, my passenger has gotten out and driven their vehicle for them over the most hair-raising part of the highway. I've since relocated where I don't have to drive 550 but infrequently, but I still do on occasion. Fabulous scenery--but a landscape that can kill you if you are inattentive or careless.
I have driven mountains many times in the Pyrenees, but never in an artic (semi), going down is usually more frightening then going up. I have spun (360) a car twice in such conditions, once on snow once on a dry road, on both occasions my wife was a passenger and didn't speak to me for a week after.
I remember being on this road my second week of driving with a 46k load of beer out of Golden. Went all the way to Phoenix. Road made a driver out of me.
Holy shit bat man, you said pucker factor of 9, 9.5 hell that would have been out the window half way up for me. I would have done shit my pants. Awesome scenery though
👍👍👍Holy cow, Brother, I am sitting safe at home, and my knees were like, that feeling when you go up on a tall building and look over the edge. Dam man. Who sent you that way? 🤣🤣 But on the real side. What beauty our land is. And if your not on the roads, stuff like this you will never see or experience it. My own memories of areas on this land is etched in my brain and just stories to someone who don't work the roads.
I can't imagine what you will be picking up in Bee NE there's nothing there but a bar not sure if it's even open anymore I live in Lincoln but my father in law was born in Bee, be safe
I drove a road very similar to this amount of danger in East Wenatchee, Washington. I must say there is no room for the slightest mistakes when driving an 18 wheeler on roads this steep, narrow and high in elevation.
I hate the comments that say..I've drove worse and I did it in 45 feet of snow and I was blind in one eye and only a half of an engine.. LOL those people are full of themselves. Love ya brother 👍🙏😁
What about the ones about going down a dangerous mountain taking pics with a cell phone?
@@robbyblack2699 just means our boy is a good driver.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 I agree
@@robbyblack2699 we call them multi talkers, you able to walk and grew bubble gum at the same time
I’m not a trucker, my grandfather and dad was. They both pulled tank. I enjoy watching your videos and it’s great to have you back! I was hoping you was okay during that time.
I retired 7 years now, must painful 7 years I have ever lived. Trucking isn’t for everyone but it was my life and now I watch others live the freedom of the road. Stay safe my brothers
that road scared me and I'm just watching the video. Thanks for taking the time to make the video.
I have been up and down that road many times over the years-in a Jeep. Once I left out in Silverton heading for Ouray and followed a big truck. It obviously was not his first time on the road; smooth and precise. Twice he pulled over to let traffic around and I pulled in behind so I could follow and continue to watch. I often wondered what it would be like on that road in the cab-thanks for the video and a tip of my hat to your skills.
I’ve been on that road several time at about 2am in a blinding snow storm . It would get so bad I’d actually stop and just sit there with zero viability . Beyond hair raising . That road has tried to kill me several times in bad weather . So damn beautiful though .
I had a similar load very close to there, loaded rough cut lumber in Ouray, full 80K load, routed me to Telluride, just before town, right onto 145, 2 miles straight up till you look down on the ski area, top of Lizard Head pass, then same narrow 2 lane road 30+ miles downhill to Cortez, no pull offs, no emergency ramps, and still Ice in shaded turns in July, Once was enough
Looks like DUDE is enjoying life with his dad! Glad to see you back on bud
OK Slap me in the head. So DUDE is his four leg co driver? That is so cool. I did not know, until I started to see DUDE in other comments. Yes, it's great to see your 4 leg partner put up with all the crap we see go on in the videos. :)
A few years ago, I followed two truckers from Tennesee going up 550. The back axle tires on their trailer would go completely off the road. They pulled over about halfway up the mountain. Those two guys bailed out of their trucks, scared to death.
Lmao I drove from montrose to Durango bobtail and honestly I felt like leaving the truck there also, looking to the side and no railing I almost fainted. I would never drive there with a trailer
Beautiful brother , thx for taking us along for the ride ♥️😎
I see that stretch of road every spring and fall, hauling gogo girls from summer and winter pastures. Love the scenery. A little hairy when snow packed. Usually more traffic. Love your ride...beautiful truck!!! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful country and beautiful truck. Not much better. Filmed the day after my 49th bday, too! Thanks for sharing!
JUST LOVE YOUR Truck I was The show where you were describing the new trailer and were some people were complaining to you about this and that about your truck I’d say tough shit it’s my truck because you got a beautiful truck if I was you I wouldn’t change a thing it’s so beautiful
OMG! I was on edge of chair riding with you Bella and dude on that mountain. I hope you had a cold beer after that. But the views were beautiful. Thank you for taking us along. Happy travels
Hell yes. I been down that road. Watkins Shepard out of Montana we ran thru Colorado constantly. Man that road is the worst dry and in the snow.
Love the video! The dude may be sensitive to that transmission or drive line whine too. Out of all the trucking channels I watch on TH-cam your truck seems to be the most pronounced I've ever heard especially back when you were hauling liquid tanks. It's like you could feel the liquid surge hitting your trans lol. Love the soundtrack on this one.
Good to see you back. Always enjoyed your style. Have a couple beers after that drive. Earned it!
Man that was a beautiful ride! I felt the fear factor at one point myself! Keep on Trucking! 🤙
The music went perfect with the scenery of the Beautiful country...
Thanks for the gorgeous scenery... sorry it came at the cost of shaving a few years off your life. I'm glad you made it through that. I live in West Virginia so I know the mountains can get sketchy. Stay safe out there bud ✌️🙏🙏🙏🙏👍
Very enjoyable video thankyou 😊. I don't normally watch your videos. I came to the conclusion that we, us have our favourite Truckers. I do like Bella she sound's great and notice you have a 4 legged mate, she must be a good companion.
big appreciation from Romania!
That view was truly frightening. I was stressing out home in my recliner. I can imagine how you felt!!
I very rarely make it through a whole video of any kind but this one had me on the edge of my seat and I stayed to the end. I wouldn’t do that in a regular car! 😱 Although I have to say the road was redeemed by the stunning scenery! Hat’s off to you sir!
I was looking forward to watching this. Love your content, Keep it up.
My god such a beautiful truck. The color combo is perfect
Definitely aint much room for forgiveness on this mountain road.Thanks for sharing.
Great video, you had me on the edge all the way. The only comfort I had was that you made it through since you posted the video. My wife and I took the 550 on a Harley Road King both ways. Made me a little white knuckled thinking about a car or truck coming around a corner halfway in my lane.
Scott
First time I drive that road was in the dead middle of winter with a load of lumber on my flatbed. It was not much fun but at the same time it is one of the best drives I can remember.
My brother and drove this rode this past January. Absolutely beautiful drive.
I did that same route with pallets of chicken wired River Rock about 3 months ago as well!
Funny story! There was a DROPPED FLATBED TRAILER WITH ONIONS at the top of the Mountain when I got up there! 😂 driver and tractor NOWHERE to be found! I’m sure your shipper has lost more than 1 load on 550 ha!
Thought I was gonna cut through to Albuquerque real quick! Think I’ll take i70 over to 191 next time😂.
I had my seatbelt off and my door cracked more than once on that road! Never been so on edge my entire life! White knuckled and adrenaline going!
If you got the video, you should share some video and pics of the old miner cabins and structures near the top! I had a whole new respect for my ancestors after that drive. I can’t imagine getting up to the top of 550 100-150 years ago, and then brining loads back out! Must have been insane!
Glad to see you back. Yea that road is one to remember. At least now you can say you drove it. Stay safe and have a great day
Awesome Peterbilt, I never had the pleasure of driving one, mostly Mack’s and Kenworths and Intertrashhaul, Freightshakers, new Sub here, Happy Trails driver!
Great Job. I live in Colorado and have traveled that road a number of times by motorcycle as well as car but I wouldn't have wanted to do it in your rig. It is a beautiful country.
Started trucking before I turned 50 and I will be 67 next Monday. Loaded some stone at Montrose to Houston a few years back and went south on 550 to pass south of a storm developing on the east side of Colorado ... That was the first and last last time I'll do that ... As you make a sharp right turn to start the first climb the big yellow sign advises you to consider an alternate route ... "LMAO" ... It's to late for that. At maybe 9000 ft ran into snow but, made over and down OK. On the 2nd climb at about the same altitude same except this time the melting snow had began freezing. Making the decent as I approached a 15 MPH turn at maybe 10 grossing over 79000 the truck and trailer began sliding on the snow covered ice ... The saving grace was that there was some exposed pavement in the oncoming lane, so I moved over and slowed on down to probably walking speed and made it on down ... The 3rd climb and decent was on dry pavement
Yea! You titled this correctly!!!! Back in the day I used to run Washington State Hwy 14 to and from Vancouver and it has a few short stretches like this…..never fazed me back then. 63 years old now and recently had go there again…..didn’t like the narrow road and cliff thing AT ALL!!! Great Job!!!
Bless you my brother, those are some sights.
it's beautiful !! i really want come to be a trucker driver !! and go everywhere in USA !! you're lucky man !! i love it !
Glad to see you back I was wondering where you went love your truck
Hell yeah you’re back. Give us some Night trucking videos like this.
I love driving on roads like that just can't make any time but a lot of fun.
Beautiful view of the land and mountains but damn what an narrow street! Greetings from south of Bavaria , Germany. :)
GREAT VIDEO , I enjoyed this video , you were driving very close to the edge,,, man you have nerves of steel to take a CMV up in the mountains like that, props brother from florida
Thanks for sharing. I kept wishing for a drone view of the rig from the side. Would have been the topper for me.
Wish I could have done a drone shot!
Trucked on that route many times!!!!! Makes U stay ALERT & DRIVE with EXTREME CAUTION!!!!!😎💯
Lived in Montrose for 16 years, ran wrecker up on red for 4 years. Can't count how many times I've driven that road in a truck, I live in Ignacio on the south side of the mountain these days. Still run up over it 4 or 5 times a year in a truck and go up there a lot in my personal vehicle for some awesome 4 wheeling. Love your comment bout what have I gotten into this time, guaranteed you are not the first to utter those words. Looks like you did a fine job though.
Oh man, that uproad in Colorado is no joke. You did it nice and slow; well done Sir. By the way, I am happy that you're not a "Drunken Sailor" on that road.
I would have waited until 5:30 for that road to open to avoid this ain’t no way boi
Truck sounds good love the new steering wheel good to see you start posting more
550 is definitely a road to see in person ♥️😎
... In a car 😅
That looked like a white knuckle ride on 550! Love the video. It must have been pretty loud going through that tunnel at 20:08. Lol
When I found your channel you were back East pulling a tanker and always enjoyed your content. When you moved to a drop deck and Texas you ended up on the scariest road you had ever been on in Arizona. I was thinking the whole time you’ve never been on red mountain pass and boom there you are basically in my backyard. Good to see your videos again. Thanks Jason
What's up Mr trucking life? Another wonderful video, great to see you in action and listening to hear Bella in action as well. Nice mountain towns you are driving through, only bad thing is the hills. LOL, glad to see you made it safely to your destination. Stay safe out there my friend and keep the videos coming and always travel safely catch you on the next one.
Drove this in January last year not even a year under my belt. Thankfully didn't run into any hickups but it's a ride that I'll always remember
Did that road Twice, once at 80K in a four-cylinder jake truck (rental) and once in a big truck like yours with 3600LBS in snow. The Good Times.
Love the vid dude and that new head unit is pretty slick
Dude looks good he is more comfortable in Bella. It was great to come along for another ride. You and Dude keep safe. can't wait to see the rest of the video.
Wow! What a road and what a journey. And such beauty. And a very good travel companion :))
The road was insane at some parts, there was no side banquet, it was just as narrow as the road lane. And I guess nobody can guarantee you, that the outer side of the road is stable enough at the edge, esp. for a loaded semi. Respect.
Such a beautiful truck 🤤
Riding Shotgun channel frequents that route. He loves sketchy winter roads too
I drove this road in my dad’s Cabover Pete with a step deck trailer definitely was nerve racking for sure!
You went right through my home town in this video and right by the house.
absolutly gorgeous road though. good job keeping cool and doing what you need to
US550 separates the men from boys and steering wheel holders. I love the road when it's open. The million dollar highway is one of a kind. I wish I could take trainee's on it but we would die. It's only for experienced drivers.
😂
Fun road to drive. Now go back in July and add in all the tourists.
Wow man I’d have trouble driving that in a car, my pucker factor would be high. See you taking pics since you’ve got to document it. Since you’ll probably never go that way again 😂
Great to see a video from you Jason. Hope all is well with you, keep it shiny side up
Lol 😂 I just went down that thing today! Almost 💩 myself a few times. I think before the snow shed is the sketchy part going south!
Man I can't wait to be in my rig and hopefully one day have this route, it looks absolutely terrifying and adrenaline pumping at the same time. Unbelievable.
Do it in the winter super trucker.
I've traveled that road several times. you had better be paying attention. cool video!
I drove 550 many times summer and winter hauling flatbed of crushed cars. You never get use to it, you just do it.
Man oh this the road from hell it is scary just to watch . God be with you and protect you.
When I'm going through the mountains my daily driver sounds like it has a jake brake when I'm in a lower gear through the mountains reminds me of my step dad and his dad we're truckers and my sister's bf is too. Cool content love the channel not many truckers making these videos
Many moons ago in the mid 70s I used to drive truck too. When the roads are snow packed , and icy they're all scary !
Am new in you channel
Great video
Blessings blessings
Keep Truckin 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇹
I have made that route a few times. Most beautiful ride through the rockeys even in the snow. Slow and steady and just keep the trailer on the pavement.
Hold on to your head Fred. That's a road there son. I was up in the Smokies the other day with switch backs for about an hour that were tight as hell but that road there is crazy. I'm heading back Monday with shingles. May have to turn a camera on it but it will not have those views.
Damn jason that road will get my blood pomping. Great to see a video of you again
Your truck is beautiful!!
Man i miss driving. Nice looking rig and the Lab 🤟
Red mountain pass. Love this drive...
Awesome video!👍😎
Man, I cannot believe big rigs are allowed down that “road” holy Dawgshit!!
I've not driven a semi over the Million Dollar Highway, but I towed 26' gooseneck livestock trailers over it numerous times in my younger life. In pickups, 4WD's and cars, I've driven that road probably close to a thousand times for both business and pleasure in my 50 years+ of driving. It is a road that demands complete respect every time--it is completely unforgiving of driving mistakes. It can be really obnoxious in winter--not only icy and snowpacked road (with no guardrail in many places if one slips off the road), but avalanches are common in winter and spring. Rockslides occur regularly in spring and summer. Many "flatlanders" are so terrified on that road that I've seen them just "freeze up" at the wheel and stop in the middle of the highway, unable to drive further. A couple of times, my passenger has gotten out and driven their vehicle for them over the most hair-raising part of the highway. I've since relocated where I don't have to drive 550 but infrequently, but I still do on occasion. Fabulous scenery--but a landscape that can kill you if you are inattentive or careless.
Where's the million dollar highway?
@@Unwrenched US 550 between Ouray and Durango, Colorado.
Hey now that was a ride good job glad to see you back on here
well done! you got big brass balls for sure!!
Right when I was thinking that will make you pucker you rated the pucker factor at a 9 lol.
I have driven mountains many times in the Pyrenees, but never in an artic (semi), going down is usually more frightening then going up. I have spun (360) a car twice in such conditions, once on snow once on a dry road, on both occasions my wife was a passenger and didn't speak to me for a week after.
I remember being on this road my second week of driving with a 46k load of beer out of Golden. Went all the way to Phoenix. Road made a driver out of me.
You ever drive wolf creek pass in Colorado. It definitely made a driver out of me and I'll never have fear again.
your videos are FIRE keep postin
uhh,didn't see any other TRUCKS on that 'dare road,damn
Man I want to be a truck driver so badly it looks fun I honestly always wanted to own a 379
I've taken this route many times. Most nerve-wracking part is when you pass the avalanche area signs lol I put my Jakes on backorder lol
thanks for your stories
You got some BRASS ones lol.... That first part.... that drop off lol scaryyyyy
Holy shit bat man, you said pucker factor of 9, 9.5 hell that would have been out the window half way up for me. I would have done shit my pants. Awesome scenery though
nice to see you trucking. Larry
👍👍👍Holy cow, Brother, I am sitting safe at home, and my knees were like, that feeling when you go up on a tall building and look over the edge. Dam man. Who sent you that way? 🤣🤣 But on the real side. What beauty our land is. And if your not on the roads, stuff like this you will never see or experience it. My own memories of areas on this land is etched in my brain and just stories to someone who don't work the roads.
Wow 😲 I am from Colorado I would not drive up there for all the 💰 in the world great driving
I've been driving that route for 35 years(not in a big rig). I hate it, my wife won't drive it.
You're a brave man(or a fool!)
I can't imagine what you will be picking up in Bee NE there's nothing there but a bar not sure if it's even open anymore I live in Lincoln but my father in law was born in Bee, be safe
I drove a road very similar to this amount of danger in East Wenatchee, Washington. I must say there is no room for the slightest mistakes when driving an 18 wheeler on roads this steep, narrow and high in elevation.
That's a fine rig.. and holy coffee that's a narrow road in a large car..