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- I'm aware that there are public services in India but they don't work well enough to be considered functioning most of the time.
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You forgot to mention the fact that so many Indian truck drivers, especially in the north, struggle while delivering supplies through the Himalayas. It's a rugged yet major part of India, and truckers risk their lives on certain roads. Highways are being made, but these mountains are unforgiving.
There's a video series on the _Free Documentary_ TH-cam channel called "World's Most Dangerous Roads" and their first episode is on the Manali-Leh highway, the second on the road to Dhaka, Bangladesh. Absolutely wild! 😳
Why can't Indian truck manufacturers make more HP trucks? And also more comfrot for Drivers?
This should have been included in the video as the main talking point.
@@vipinnath6020 More= Expensive.
@@hop-skip-ouch8798 nope all indian truck manufacturing don't have thier own engines except mahindra, secondly the non sense rules by rto, for eg, a transport operator cannot have a 4x4 truck even in mountain terrain. The ultimate shitty rules. The indian companies have unnecessarily inflated the price by manufacturing too many trucks as inventory as per load and weight class category. I personally feel that above 30 tonne of gvw the truck should only be of tractor trailer configuration
3:01 in india we have a stereotype , the bigger vehicle will always in a fault , a drunk biker will crash even into a stationary truck and people will blame the trucker
Same in Bangladesh. All faults are awarded to bus and truck drivers even though there are lots of cases when they're not at fault.
True
Yeah. But most of the accidents happen due to either drunk driving or sleeping while driving.
Dummies 🤣
@@mottom2657 Both countries are where mob justice runs rampant.
Being a Sikh, I had to meet the stereotype, my father was a truck driver for 5 years of his life. And this was almost 20 years ago shocking how little has changed. The things Yukon states in this video, however negative, are completely true. My father left trucking early in his life since he thankfully got a better job but the horrifying stories he tells me about the road and trucking in India really made me respect him and other truckers in India. We need some way to end corruption not just in India but throughout the world.
Exactly, what fascinates me even more that my uncle loves trucking, he owns multiple trucks but still does deliveries himself in his own modified truck.
The only way for all the madness you guys have in India to stop is too start good manners practice and well behavior individually. Because if your want your authorities to do something you will die waiting for them to do something. Better start at home teaching your children between what's good and what's not, the mere fact of driving responsible with courtesy of roads for example, just doing simple things. The only way for things to change is to stop doing the same thing you've been doing for years
@@Drskopf you're talking about manners and behaviour of Indians? Huh?
Hahahaha
Indians are one of the most social, hospitable and loving creatures on earth
Don't be an asshole living in the west
Do your research and analyse it before you speak!
@@Drskopf agreed. Sadly it's a collective effort, even if few bad actors remain the whole system fails.
also a Sikh, 14, I heard from my dad that trucking in India is way worse which kinda made sense based on the truck I went in at a dhaba and driving cars and bikes there, but I really didn't realize it was this bad, especially because of how enjoyable, fun, and social trucking is in Canada, and that explains why my dad came here for his love of driving rather than continuing with computer teaching.
India does actually have emergency public services, such as ambulances and police, however they are extremely understaffed and overworked which makes response times long and overall difficult to keep consistent
And people do not give a shit. Here people are so sad like oh no the train blocked the ambulance but in India the ambulance always gets blocked even when we did yell at a little rickshaw to move and the vans themselves are also pretty slow
And they are probably corrupt
Kind of sad considering that the country is overpopulated and jobs are needed but no one is willing to hire.
He is only here to say negative things and show india in bad light. and USA is Great.
Typica lies of colonizers
@@sriharshacv7760 Thats capitalism for you :D
The semi truck you pictured with a "shipping container" is actually a car carrier, but they're enclosed to protect the vehicles from thefts and stone pecking damage. They only look as if they're containers because the corrugated panels used are similar to an ISO box.
You learn something new everyday
there are containers as well
Yes there are, but they’re always cuboid shapes and the truck in this photo is not. The fact that the height of the side is not constant shows that this is a car carrier. I used to see them all the time at the Ford plant in Chennai. Hyundai, Ford and Renault/Nissan all use these vehicles to transport vehicles away from their plants in Chennai. I assume others do too, but I haven’t visited the plants in Pune or Hyderabad
Rule In India - Bigger your vehicle, the more patient you have to be on roads, because it will always be your responsibility and mistake.
That's why I'm a pickup truck driver 😎💪🫂 driver unity jindabaad
What if you’re driving a tank?
@@pfcparts7728 then it is the fault of the citizen for getting in the way of the soldier who is risking his life according to most people. The person who crashed into the other vehicle is the one at fault imo.
Say that to the KSRTC busses in Kerala 😂
@@pfcparts7728 we are not in Russia💀
Wow, there's many similarities with trucking in India and Indonesia; be it ornate trucks, rampant gov't corruption, others' attitude on trucker, etc
Salute to our cultural brothers 🇮🇳🚚🇮🇩
And "om telolet om"
The corrupt culture.
Same in Pakistan 😥
Respect for Indonesian🇮🇩 Bros from India 🇮🇳
Yessir 🤝
wow. this got real, fast. I love how you show the uncomfortable truths as well without dancing around it
With old visuals and inaccurate information.
@@abhishekchaubey9849 what about this video is incorrect
@@yusufkhan-ig7dv ??
@@abhishekchaubey9849 you said it had inaccurate information, I’m just curious what’s inaccurate
@@yusufkhan-ig7dv India is not chaotic, he is showing chaotic old areas.
Corruption is limited to some small town areas otherwise cities and highways are covered up with video surveillance, only he knew how he calculated billion dollar figure in highway bribery.
You not need to apologise, the points you listed out are absolutely correct. The trucking industry here is miserable for the majority of drivers. They deserve appreciation, respect and better pay for their profession like everybody of us do.
@@andyistphdhpc2726 That may not be true, but the public services are VERY limited. Public services take a very long time to get to a caller.
Lol
As an Indian who likes to drive wherever I go, I can confirm most, if not all, that was said in this video. And I'd like to add something too: these guys, even if they have no formal training for driving these trucks, are the most disciplined drivers I've ever seen on the road. They usually stay in the fast lane, with uniform speed, use turn signals properly, and some of them communicate with trucks in front of them via this weird system of bright lights (usually red/green) installed alongside the headlights when they want them to change the lane, or give way. Ten meters behind a truck is when I feel the safest going 90km/h on a busy highway, especially when there's lane jumpers doing their thing in the other two/three lanes. It's also the fear of smashing into a behemoth going 100 on a road in the middle of nowhere that keeps reckless drivers from pulling stuff that they wouldn't hesitate to pull on a fellow car.
True ❤️
Kuch bhi comment kar diya mere avid driver
Truckers in India are notorious for overloading goods and getting away by giving bribes
I have seen trucks that get bent in one direction because of overloading, hell I've personally seen an axle blown on a 8 wheeler while driving
Trucks are the most haphazard thing on indian roads after autos
@@sl4y8r76 ay thats just my experience. Overloading har state me nahi hoti hai. Maine overloading sirf UP aur Jharkhand me dekhi hai. I've driven in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand, and they're pretty ok on loading. As for bribes, that's obvious and I'm not denying that they take bribes, and I know that's bad. In my state, the most notorious drivers on the road are eeco taxis carrying 20+ people going 100 bobbing and weaving all over the highway.
@@murgatroydfungus4352 bobbing and weaving...you dont say😂
@@sl4y8r76 overweighting is a thing, but I’ve noticed that generally truck drivers drive with proper manners, and they have the limiter of 60 or 80 kmh,
But comparatively bus drivers are very notorious and drive rashly, especially the state transport buses, their movements are very unpredictable, and the cars on the highway generally go fast, overtaking everything else on the road
Trucks easily give us way to overtake, buses just don’t care
As an Indian I have immense respect for these drivers. You don't need to apologise for this video being negative but we as Indians need to improve for the betterment of these important part of our society who sacrifice so much without being part of it.
I sometimes see drivers sleep under their trucks as well to get out of the sun. It's sad how they are treated by companies they work with.
that's a way to make criticism sound better. Else he will be trolled
The toughest in the world. 14 hour 6 day work weeks is the norm in Canada but dear Lord, I can't imagine the hell these drivers have to go through.
That's absurd in Europe u can only legally drive a truck for like 8 hours and there's even meters that will go of if u drive longer and compaines track how much there employees are driving just so they don't go over the limit.
Is that really true though? 11 hour drive time and maximum 14 hour day in the states. Ten hour downtime. Maximum 70 work week
@@maxinorge they have 2 drivers,also logistics company change drivers after certain city,similiar to railway drivers
@@SirCatWaffel At most we can drive 13 hours. That's below the 60th... Above the 60th we can drive 15 hours and work 18 hours in a day. No idea what downtime is like but the North is scary.
@@maxinorge We also have E-logs (much to everyone's dismay) which track the distance we drive, loading/unloading, where we're driving. It also alerts the government if you drive over hours without an exception button being pressed. (Exceptions eat into the rest of your HOS for the week)
you said the truth about Indian trucking. many owners if the transport companies are very bad. there is barely any formal training for Indian truckers. there are very less rest areas with facilities for many Indian roads.
Hopefully gadkari ji will improve things.
@@arnavsadhu He can’t even if he wants to. Corruption is very deep in this country. BJP has been in power for 8 years, yet things have remained the same.
They may build big highways and create new laws, but to actually improve the life of truckers would require going against corruption , and politicians don’t want that as they benefit the most from it.
Unless the public demands for it forcefully, nothing will change in this country. No party will remove corruption.
@@forestreee how do you remove corruption?
@@maya-cc2sx Basically a revolution since corruption has become that bad.
@@maya-cc2sx strict laws and regulations equal for all including prime minister and other citizens
don't worry about negativity, everything you said is pretty much true. it's unfortunate people look down on truckers but thats just how Indian society is
I don't think truckers are looked up to in most countries in the world (even though they are literally running the economy), that's just how society in general works.
@@pranay306 true but now add rigid social caste system unto that, then you'll get the uniquely India flavor.
@@pranay306 in most other countries truckers are at least widely acknowledged as essential workers. North America and Europe have strong trucking unions and they have a say in their own working conditions. Compared that to here and we do absolutely nothing of the sort.
One of the worst social stigma against Indian truckers is still alive today. They were blamed the most for the aids pandemic simply because "they travel everywhere". Even my school's science teacher blamed truckers for aids in India without giving and source or studies.
@@ijustfelldown well north america and Europe doesn't come under 'most countries', in countries that have similar societies to India(other asian countries that have strict social hierarchy) have similar condition, but sure when striving to be better one must compare themselves to the benchmark.
@@dimasakbar7668 what cast is of a truck driver 😂😂😂, people have zero idea about so called cast system. Anyone can be a truck driver irrespective of their cast . For eg our prime minister is from a backward class, previous president from schedule cast and current president from a schedule tribe. People are not even aware about reservations as a concept in india.😅
You know what's the worst part? That 20k salary you mentioned is actually what would be considered very high for a blue collar job in India. Most blue collar workers make a lot less. The plight of truckers is truly awful, yet if you meet them in person, they are some of the nicest people. I have spoken to a bunch of them and they always have interesting tales to tell.
The Indian government is trying to improve the share of the rails in freighting. So it is possible that going forward, the trucking industry might take a small hit.
Also, other people have called this out, but India does very much have emergency services. It's just that they can't respond as quickly because of manpower and funding shortages. The situation is better in major cities though.
The trucking industry is already getting more organised, but will that be good for them? I don’t know. I think more inclusion into pension & insurance schemes is what I think should be focused on. Government aided pit stop facilities, or shelter homes can be thought of. Wider roads, separate lanes. Now internet is connecting people so, may be there is hope for their better future.
As an Indian Fleet Owner, this is absolutely true, Except the fact about Truck's lifetime being 20 years, It is 10 years here in Delhi and it's hard to keep the business running when the Depreciation cost of the vehicle is equal to the earning also forget about the EMI's.
It’s so hard when the people that make the rules benefit most from the corruption.
i think the thing he mentions as corruption may be regulated road fines , because data of corruption is not recorded and it would not be accurate
Well not much
Stupid 😒 law r been made but people don't follow this steriotype of western countries
Says a Aussie who govern found in corruption everywhere lol 😂
@@dkbros1592 It’s no different here mate😂😂😂
Meanwhile, Balkan (especially bosnian) trucking is basically: TRUCK IS TRUCK, DRIVE
Honestly, no joke here I love the look of Indian trucks. Very interesting video, Yukon, keep it up! You should be more popular. Quite unfortunate that these truck drivers don't get enough respect and sometimes live in the trucks that are poorly maintained. I wish things get better.
We need a Balkan trucking culture
Honestly the trucks you see here are pretty good. And even the older TAMs and FAPs that you still see are usually owned by very fanatical enthusiasts and kept in immaculate condition.
In the balkans trucking is like in germany or any other developed european country, our boys drive mercedes, man, volvo whatever, road infrastructure is great (croatian highways) etc. Old trucks are used primarily by people that distribute wood or other resources to small communities
@@rollischmidt1 >Balkaniers go to Germany
>Drive our trucks to keep the country running
>Everybody hates them.
U like them but for us Indians they are death coffins on roads, majority of trucks cabins are made of wood and loading body in made by failed graduate roadside welders. In these trucks only headlights and horn works, no turn singnal, no break lights, no reflectors. Trucks drivers are loored by police and rto officials in every state border.
Once they finish all the states in American Truck Simulator the US (or a few states before) they should either work on Indian Truck Simulator or Australian truck Simulator.
Better
Asian Truck Simulator
They have a small game called Extreme Trucker with Indian trucks which has Bangladesh, former part of India till independence
@@sap111222 Yes , great classic from SCS, hopefully one day some of the roads will make thier way into new game. It's promising that at that time scs did an asian country
@@sap111222 It wasn't part of India . It was a part of Pakistan .
@@KurianfromIndia Till 1947, Bangladesh was part of India which became East Pakistan between 1947 and 1971.
But trucking is changing fast in india. These days there are many drivers who are educated and willingly join trucking either because they like it or by their education is of no value in job market. Also, appearance of trucks changing really fast too. Increasingly company built cabins are common instead of cowl chassis customized cabin with the sales growth of BharatBenz, Tata Signa models , Eicher pro and Ashok leyland Avtr cabins
These videos are great! Keep them up. Maybe make a video on the trucking of Central Asia.
YES CENTRAL ASIA PLEASE
This is such a well-made video. Unlike other channels covering topics about India, you didn't looked down upon us. You tackled the situation with compassion and respect even when talking about the negative aspects of the industry. Great video!!!
As an Indian i can confirm its very true . These truckers are playing an important role in our daily lives . They keep this vast country running . However i sometimes don't like them because they drive very dangerously , however its normal for almost all of them
with the given conditions they drive in, idt they are the ones to be blames for the rash driving.
@@lonewolf2193 Yess .
Precisely correct. Once I hitchhiked Bharat clockwise and shared their lifestyle. Now I’m hit with nostalgia
Respect Yukon .... The accuracy 💯💯💯.... I'm from India and I've never seen a better narration of the Indian trucking industry than yours
Yes this video was overly negative. But it was required. I had absolutely no idea the hardships they face. Moreover, even though not within regulations, Indian truckers are some of the best disciplined. They'll give you a headsup if there is something ahead, they'll wave their hand to let us go ahead, etc.
Truckers are the backbone of Indian economy, respect to them 💯
The amount of research and knowledge you shared in this video is just incredible. Top quality content.
A video on Brazil’s trucking culture would be awesome!
Very impressive! You've done your research, and presented all the real facts, unlike many videos which ONLY cover the exterior works. I love your channel 😍
You should talk about Indonesian Trucking, its like driving in India and Japan at the same time, you can experience driving like in ETS2 to Mudrunner by just going to the next city/island due to uneven infrastructure
Same in india we have 4000 km of high-tech closed expressway and 30000 km of highways. But once you come come down to Himalayas and broken roads it gets bad.
@@Akelehimarenge indian highways are so bad it feels like you are riding a roller coaster
@@leansnscenes7806 not highways, mainly mountain roads in northern and north eastern states bordering china and Myanmar.
@@Akelehimarenge bro you have got shtty standards for what you call "high tech" if you think indian highways are good. Drive in any european or even many other asian highways and you will realize that your car is not supposed to be constantly "bouncy".
@@leansnscenes7806dude come to india and I will show you what new world class Infrastructre we have developed after 2014.
I remember when Discovery Channel's _Ice Road Truckers_ did a season in India.
One driver, a very experienced but conservative man, upon seeing the free-for-all that Indian driving and roads were, quit and flew back home after only one day!
I didn't blame him..
🤣
Oh Yeah I remember, he had a complete breakdown
@@ekanshjadon - Not sure if we're remembering the same guy. His name was Alex Debogorski and he was a big guy, married forever, had a bunch of kids and grandkids. And he didn't 'break down' in India.
He simply said, 'No, I'm not doing this here', parked his truck, got on a plane, and went home..
@@HailAnts Western drivers do not fear driving anywhere. But they just can't in Indian traffic without being familiar with the traffic and then Indian trucking is a torture, they can't do it everyday
Damn, this guy really did his research.
No it is not negative, i have done my doctoral research on indian truck market. your views largely corroborates my primary data on truck drivers. But that was in 2012-13, i guess some moderate improvements have happened in between but their is a long way to go for indian truck industry to achieve its potential.
I recommended this video idea in your previous video! I'm so glad that you made it!
In Turkey we also use horns with tunes. My favorite one is love theme from Godfather. Most drivers also decorate their trucks and although government banned it, drivers of smaller trucks write funny or romantic stuff behind the truck. Also if some random kid wants it, they will definitely press the horn. I used to yell them to honk when I was a kid.
Om teolet om
In India each and every truck is unique, and there horns too, btw i love Turkish
the painted trucks always put me in mind of the narrowboats of old on the english canal system. but more elaborate than the roses and castles they use.
Your Channel is growing so fast! Love the content
Never thought I wanted to learn about the Indian truck industries, but why not. Thanks!
I love how you included the md, va, dc exits that somehow steals drivers abilities to drive
Incredibly accurate and comprehensive video. Concise, informative and surprisingly, with a real human, emotional aspect to it, not just another nerdy info-dump. I thought some things would inevitably get left out but you covered pretty much every aspect of Indian trucking I could think of, from road safety to substance abuse, dhabas, cooking in the cabin, corruption, the physical stress of the job. Just curious as to how you gathered all the info - online, talking to Indians, or did you travel in India?
A combination of help from Indian commenters, a great documentary made by VPRO (linked in the description), and from watching some Indian truck driving TH-camrs. I also used various news sources (again, all linked in description) which were all incredibly helpful. Thankfully, there is a good amount of information online about the Indian trucking industry, both the positives and negatives.
love these videos. Keep em up!
I know little to none about trucks, but the way you present it makes me interested to the end.
For some reason youtube has been aggressively recommending your vids in my homepage the last few days. I finally got baited in, and I love your stuff🎉
I’m amazed at the trajectory of your channel. 6 years ago 2 videos no views. 3 year old trucking video blows up and suddenly this is a trucking channel. 😂😂 I’m subbing bc your videos are interesting (info I didn’t know I wanted to know) and I wanna see where u go with this! Well researched. Congrats.
The first truck with Adas has been launched in India by Tata , and the new trucks r just amazing
God damn I’m glad I found this channel. Great video!
I live in Malaysia and I noticed a trend among truck drivers in my state. They installed these colorful RGB LED strips around their cabs and in few instance all around their truck. I first saw a couple of them just before the global lockdown started but now there seems to be more of them on the road.
Not really sure how the fad started. I assumed they were inspired by the Thailand truckers but ours are just bright LEDs that don't look like much during the day. At night, however, they're quite a sight to see.
Speaking of LEDs there was a recent trend of regular cars putting pulsating blue LEDs in their main lights. A stupid, confusing trend since only the police and road authority are allowed to use pulsating blue lights(red is for the health and fire services while yellow is for construction vehicle and hearses). Really, who thinks mimicking the police is a great idea?
Robbers or thieves?
@@richarda996 Just ordinary people. They tend to follow weird new trends all the time. Usually it will take a while for the authorities to respond but time they're faster because of social media.
Your videos are really relaxing, keep it up my guy
Thank you for bringing to light the corruption in India. More people need to know the reality.
Oh we already assumed
@@kolinmartz Not how I see it. All I see is people (Pretty much exclusively westerners) simply blame the Indian people for being lazy and dumb. I don't know why they can't simply see the issues is due to the government.
@@kolinmartz I mean no one asked for your exceptionalism.
dude. who didn't knew india has corruption just like the rest of the world? it's just the fact it's YOURS that it seems extreme and unacceptable.
@@kolinmartz No. And you don't represent all the people in the west.
Don't know why but I always found the crazy traffic in India fascinating to watch.
You should do one on Ireland, it has a very cowboy feel
Seconded
I can't imagine our trucking sector is that interesting compared to Japan or India... Come on, you can't drive for more than 6 hours without falling into the sea...
@@fartingfury On the contrary, that makes Irish trucking far more interesting. The lack of long distances puts it in sharp contrast with the rest of the world
@@86pp73 I guess... Maybe the rapid evolution of the Ro-Ro ferry business post Brexit would be an interesting side note in that story.
Your videos are amazing!
Also travelling on highways into major cities at night is a nightmare, as most of them will have a huge line of trucks to get "inspected" by police, occupying all lanes.
This was more or less the accurate way of putting it out to people who aren't from the country. No dancing around the truth but at the same time no malice or condescension. Good job.
Thank you Yukon for keeping it simple yet respectful!
Bro pls do Philippines trucking next
Nice video btw keep it up i love these types of videos
Thank you for covering the conditions of truck drivers!
Great video!
People should respect truck drivers and trucks as everything one can see with their eyes has been on a truck in some form. Without trucks we wouldn't have anything!
All the points you have provided are very much true. Great video !!
WOW, thank you for this video on Indian trucking, as a trucking fan and ETS player, this video was very informative but at the same time, as an Indian, wow I can just smile and node at this video and give a full 10/10 about the accuracy of this video's content and praises you for researching and editing a very good video. Good job. And yea no need to apologize, this is the truth.
Somewhat related is a huge percentage of American/Canadian truck drivers are immigrants from India usually Sikhs. About 40% of truckers in California are Sikhs. Alot of truck stops on the West coast will have Indian restaurants within walking distance because of this fact.
I'm starting to notice many Indian driver in Australia too.
Usually those are sikhs just like you said .
For those that want a deep look into driving in the Sub-Continent, check out the _Free Documentary_ channel on TH-cam for "The Most Dangerous Roads." Episode one is on the Manali-Leh highway into the Himalayas. It's over 10 years old but it's absolutely wild!
you put a lot effort in making these videos! Top quality result!
A superb description of Indian truckers.Accurate and realistic.I've driven and ridden 100s of thousands of kms on the Indian highways and these guys are the lifeblood of the country.
Best video I found on TH-cam. Love from India ❤️❤️
a video about chinese or russian trucking industry would be intresting
I really like these videos, Don't stop !
Just brilliantly put. Every sentence just perfect
cool video content!! now i wonder how is the world of trucking in my own country, indonesia from your point of view. to be honest i don't pay attention so much to it and as far as i know there's a lot of extortion in some of the truck routes, piers, and even near warehouses.
3:18 the cartoon is actually from Bangladesh and has a Bangladeshi perspective of corruption, but for this video the cartoon fits nicely.
God, I love your content. Keep it up, 100k subs let's gooo
Wow. What you say about Indian trucking is very accurate. I'm guessing that you traveled to India and interviewed several truck drivers and their companies.
Yukon, this is very informative. I wonder if you could do a video on the trucking industry in my country, Vietnam. It would be greatly appreciated, thanks.
You should do South America trucking
These video are incredible. keep it up
Loved this! Do Trucking culture in Jamaica next
Its so real and accurate.
Salute to all these unorganised warriors that keep the country running.
may e they should ease on keeping that country running.
Nice video, the only observation I have is that it’s not that India doesn’t have public services, it’s just that they are fairly limited to bigger cities.
THANK YOU FOR DOING THIS
Lotd of love ❤️❤️😘😘
Very well researched. 👏
i wouldn’t go as far to say the india was in the “shadow” of china but it seems to be in 2nd in almost every category
I never thought of trucking industry in India as much. Wow. And he's so true about honking in India 😂
Negative, but perfectly accurate! And I love the vid/story. Great work, man.
Very well researched video.
can't imagine driving for 14 hours in the heat with no AC!
They have fan 😭
In the 50’s, 60’s,and 70’s in the southern states of North America it was normal. Been there done that.
1:27 that's a car carrier, brother
Damn mate nice video! I would really apreciate a video about brazilian truck driving, because the things here are pretty wild! By the way have a nice day!
Im happy this channel got recommended to me.
Everything you said in this video is 100% accurate. No exaggeration No BS, just 100% truth.
Tru
India does have emergency services. Which he denied
Perhaps you should do a video on how indian migration has ruined the transport industry in Australia. As someone who's in the industry and has seen it first hand I'd be more than happy to share some of the hundreds of near fatal incidents I have seen at the hands of indian immigrant drivers that have little to no experience whatsoever
Dude that happens when you migrate from a village in india directly to Australia 😂😂
Very cool how they deck out their trucks
You might want to look to the series deadliest journeys for inspiration! I think it can be watched on prime. Personally I’d love to see a video about far northern American/Canadian arctic truckers. Love this content :)
You said the all truth about Indian trucking field
Quite an accurate description indeed.
While I work for Volvo, designing the safest trucks there are. It's disheartening to see that these features are not reaching our truckers. But, this is also something that's changing rapidly along with the economy. Once indian consumers are ready to bear the extra cost of logistics, this situation should improve. This can only come after a certain level of economic growth. Also, as it gets more and more difficult to attract new drivers, trucking companies will have to offer better and safer conditions.
One interesting thing I recently found out was that in Japan, they let their best drivers drive imported European trucks as a type of reward to retain them. I see it being applied here in the near future.
impressed with the research not just about technical, statistical stuff but also about there socio culture
the amount of detail in this video is amazing
01:17 well... about the toilets...
No public service? What? India has ambulances sir.
no proper code such as +911
really needs to improve a lot ☺
Great video!
Great vids, keep it up