Roads are musical in South Korea, as you drive over them, in a few places. Leaving the airport and in the tunnels. Fun fact. I experienced it twice in one week, while visiting family, there. One new highway we drove on had over 30 tunnels, one that was 11 kilometers long. Lovely country. Lovely people. Great roads.
You are talking Seoul-Sokcho highway through Yangyang IC. It is here you get 10945 meter tunnel inside of which tire has to pass over special "rough" surfaces that make music notes sounds...i used to work there and the road offers amazing trip. Love it
@@-Muhammad_Ali- Ah! That tunnel is Inje-Yangyang Tunnel on E60 Seoul-Yangyang Expressway, which has 'twinkle twinkle little stars' song on the tunnel's road surface.
15 years ago, one of my Japanese friends told me the Korean roads in and out side of cities are amazing and way better than in Japan. Not only roads quality but the scenery like ultra modernity of urban areas.
I've driven all over the country, and S. Korea seriously has some of the most impressive roads I've seen. They are superior engineers and their tunnels are amazing. Considering it was one of the poorest countries in the world in the 1960s, it doesn't get enough credit for the leaps and bounds they've come in developing their economy and national infrastructure.
@@LinkCDM Uhh, America's military budget isn't proportionately that large. If you want to talk about unnecessary expenses, take a look at America's health care system; the highest expenditure per capita in the world... Pretty sad considering how abysmal the quality of healthcare is in America compared to other countries.
What's the point of having luxury roads in US if most people don't like to drive long distance and they prefer planes instead. That would be a waste of investment
I'm a Malaysian and we drive on the left with Right hand steering. When I was driving there for a trip, I never thought it would be easy. I absolutely love the roads there and I noticed there's a bit of a teamplay there if there's something happening on the roads, like if there's an accident people turn on the Hazard lights, if there's a camera everyone slows down and then speds up afterwards. I love the driving culture there. 11/10 would visit there again. :D
I highly recomend you guys tk drive national road No.7, where is east coast of Korea. You can enjoy Korea's most beautiful scenary with mountains, cliffs and sea.
Yes but in Europe you can easily keep driving into neighboring countries without even stopping at the border. South Korea, not so much - either you plan things out well in advance to ferry your car to Japan (doable but lots of paperwork), or you try to cross the DMZ (no, it ain't happening). When North Korea opens up and you can drive the entire Korean peninsula then I'll be reconsidering :) Seriously though as is, a larger/nicer Korean car is a waste on its home turf. Something like a Hyundai Genesis, which I own in the US, is perfect for a crazy long road trip - I've been known to take mine from Los Angeles to New York City and back - but it's way overkill in Korea. However, a Genesis is far less likely to be targeted for road rage than a cheaper model (though pricks in BMWs will still rage on a Genesis).
I'll be renting a car next year for a 2 day road trip to Busan with my mom! I was mostly afraid of driving in Korea but this video was very informational and now I'm excited! Thank you for this video!
We went last year with our two kids, rented a car for a week and drove from Yeosu to Pohang. It was a great trip. We didn't' try driving in Seoul. (I have a friend who lives in Seoul who says she likes driving there because it's never boring!) We did hit some heavy traffic in Ulsan and Pohang, but the expressways were pretty smooth sailing.
Good thing you didn't drive in Seoul because it's stressful a lot of the time. I can take suburb (1mil + population "suburb") driving in Gyeonggi-do just fine and have fun driving, but Seoul really is way too crowded, especially in the old areas planned in the 50s-70s which were never designed to even have cars.
Seoul traffic is insane, and without a GPS you will easily get very lost. However, I do have a soft spot for driving the Olympic Expressway along the Han River on an early Sunday morning - the gorgeous river scenery without the traffic. My favorite urban drive anywhere - even more so than driving along the Hudson in and around New York City.
I live in Arizona and where I drive the most the roads are very good well maintain and very safe, I driving in California and my car got damage because of too many pot holes
Great review of roadways in Korea. Very accurate info. Do you know why road signs in Korea are exactly same as USA???? you wonder. because Koreans don't want U.S. soldiers to get lost during the war. I am not joking. All road signs are written in Korean and English.
speeding camera everywhere in Korea.. No cops will pull you over for speeding.. you can just pay $70 for the speeding ticket without even needing to go to the court or have your insurance increased lol
Hey guys. Ever thought about a road trip in South Korea? I never thought I would do it. It turned out to be amazing. Next videos are gonna be about the cities of Busan and Seoul! Let me know what you think!
@@morningmadera Busan is notorious for their reckless driving, even on general korean's point of view. There's a saying that if you use indicator lamp while driving, they'll know you're from out of town.
Last year, finally changed the laws in south korea of Pedestrian crossing (must be need to stop). generally speaking, still need to change, need a time, I hope ppl will change sooner. Compared with developed European countries and North America, korea still not enough.
Yeah went to Japan and quite the experience, many locals ride their bicycles however most do not lock them up...Truly amazing people, such Honorable and respectful well most of them, there will always be some bad apples. Japan and S.Korea infrastructure Top Notch ! Don't even get me started on Food and Night Markets...Hawaii particularly in Maui Roads are amazing too, they have these reflectors in the road lights pretty good at night.
As a Korean, I do not think the roads in Korea are bad. But many Koreans have a system of transportation networks in Korea I don't know about excellence. They even deny it. But I have lived in SFO, so I think the traffic network on Korea is pretty good.
I drove in South Korea for over a week in 2008. Most of what I experienced then still applies today. It was a pleasure. One day I hope to return with a portable dashcam so that I can make some timelapse videos. Some pointers: - Although destination signs will be in English as well, regulatory signs are often in Korean only. Mercifully they are more likely to be in pictures, unlike in the US where regulatory signs are often written out in tons of words - but they do come in words so take a crash lesson in Traffic Korean. - High odometer readings are not unusual for Korean rental cars. I drove one with 85,000 km on it (over 50,000 miles). - If you book directly with a Korean rental car company (rather than their international partners like Hertz), you can get specific make/model/fuel type. Get a larger car than you think you'll need - if only to stay safe from road rage bullies. - An International Driving Permit is a must. - Driving in the countryside is delightful, and so are certain cities like the historical capital of Gyeongju. Driving in Seoul or Busan, on the other hand, is not for the faint of heart.
Driving in Korea is a trip. Don't drive in Seoul on a Friday evening...and especially don't try to make a left turn. Left turn lanes can back up for blocks, and they don't clear quickly. Also, many drivers ignore both law and etiquette at any time anywhere in Korea. Always have your "defensive driving hat" on straight. Try not to drive during a holiday. Highways can get clogged to the point of immovability. GPS is mandatory, even for locals, if you want to find your destination. Don't miss your turn; you'll drive ten kilometers, and waste fifteen minutes getting back on track.
Come to the midwest. You'll start having back pain from driving. I realized roads in Cali are quite bumpy which makes it hard to drive smoothly for the passengers. The worst potholes can be found near Indianapolis, IN and some other run-down midwest cities.
The foam cubes on doors are from factory to prevent door dings, but also people tend to keep them on because they want to keep that new car look. LOL. Now they even sell them at stores. There are literally no police cars with speed cameras. So use the Naver Map app as a navigation on your smart phone that alerts you of any cameras. Korea is known for Bballi! Bballi!! meaning Faster Faster!. Almost all cars go over the speed limit. But a secret is you can go up to 120km/h on a 100 km/h limit highway and not get caught on camera. On normal roads just go over 10% over the speed limit. The reality of korean roads is there are much more traffic jams than what's on this vid.
South Korea is a nice nation. But driving skill and manner seems like a needed to reconsider. I shocked when drivers overtaken rapid pace but no indicator sign. It was probably about 80mi/h ~ 86(130~140km/h) at a speed limit of 100km/h
지금은 어떤지 모르겠지만.. 2015년에 부산을 놀러 갔을때.. 부산에서 신호등 없는 보행자 횡단보도를 건너는데.. 어떤 놈이 급부레이크를 밟더니 나한테 겁나 욕하는 거야.. 난 순간 횡단보도가 아닌 곳에서 무단횡단을 하는 줄 알고 사과를 했었지.. 근데 사과를 하고 보니 뭔가 이상한거야..내가 잘 못 한게 아닌데..왜 사과를 한거지?? 란 생각이 들었고.. 또 다른 곳에서 이번엔 신호등 있는 횡단보도를 건넜지.. 이런 x발 보행자 신호인데도 차들이 안 서..개 황당..이런 일을 하루에 10번 넘게 당했어..황당했지.. 또 어느날은 차를 운전 하고 돌아 다니는데 깜박이는 모형이더라고..제대로 키는 사람 별로 없고.. 추월하려고 깜박이를 켜는 순간 황당한 일을 많이 겪었지.. 부산친구가 깜박이 키는 사람은 타지에서 온 사람이라고 막대한다나 뭐라나.. 뭐 이런 ㅈ같은 경우가 다있냐.. 근데 이건 인천도 그래..ㅋㅋㅋ 근데 부산은 교통경찰이 단속은 하는건지 알다가도 모르겠을 정도로 심하더라.. 단속 인력이 딸리면 교통경찰 모집좀 하던가..외국인 여행객도 많은 지역이 왜 이따구냐..??
부산사나이... 사나이가 뭔지도 모르는 양아치 많지.. 인상쓰고 욕잘하면 사나이가.. 사나이는 좋은 인격에 용기를 내야 할 때 내는게 사나이다.. 부산태생 동생이 서울에 살다 부산 다시 내려가 살면서 이야기하더라.. 부산에만 살았다면 자신이 얼마나 미개한 운전자였는지 몰랐을 거라고.. 하긴 그건 나도 마찬가지인게... 독일에 안살았다면 내가 얼마나 미개한 운전자였는지 몰랐을것 같다...
one thing should be corrected.. speed limits are btw 100-110... i have known there is only one highway over 110! and one more, even there are many tunnels to make the shape of highways more straight but there are too many sharp curves that might cause car accidents..
@@paintedbird6791 most of the roads in US aren't made out of concrete. I have been to all 4 corners of US. It's rarely I come across any roads are built in concrete. It is 90% asphalt.
@@yubemful I am not going argue with you. We are driving on two different roads but will end up in a same destination. What you know of as Asphalt roads are actually concrete sub-layer with asphalt sprayed on top. so, most of roads in USA have combine use of concrete and asphalt. There are 100% concrete highways but, no 100% asphalt highways. I also drove around entire USA.
TIP: BE CAREFUL CARS - KIA K3, K5, BMW and 하, 허, 호(ha, huh, ho) on a number plate.(it's rented car numbers.) they must be very aggressive drivers in 90% rate. ( aa K bbbb on number plate. K is a Korean letter, and rest is numbers.)
@@Hellohello-n8w becuz Korean cars are way cheaper than US, German cars. and easy to maintain them. almost double amount of money is needed to own an US, German cars. about colors. Elder Koreans are likely hate about fancy colors when it comes to cars. and they will say bad things about your cars, and about you. Koreans are soooo annoying. they will tackle you with everything you do. so they end up buying ordinary and boring colors like everyone does. only who tune their cars or buys exotic, sports cars chooses chromatic color.
1. They don't know how to turn on the indicators. 2. They don't know when they should stop for pedestrians. 3. They don't know what to do when an emergency vehicle is behind. 4. They don't know why the passing lane should be empty unless passing on the highways. 5. They don't know how to let others go first. What else do you wanna know? FYI, I am Korean.
Roads are musical in South Korea, as you drive over them, in a few places. Leaving the airport and in the tunnels. Fun fact. I experienced it twice in one week, while visiting family, there. One new highway we drove on had over 30 tunnels, one that was 11 kilometers long. Lovely country. Lovely people. Great roads.
We have one like that near our park.
what music they play,kpop?
You are talking Seoul-Sokcho highway through Yangyang IC. It is here you get 10945 meter tunnel inside of which tire has to pass over special "rough" surfaces that make music notes sounds...i used to work there and the road offers amazing trip. Love it
@@catch_me_if_you_can6596 beat it by M. Jackson, Billie Jean is not my son
@@-Muhammad_Ali- Ah! That tunnel is Inje-Yangyang Tunnel on E60 Seoul-Yangyang Expressway, which has 'twinkle twinkle little stars' song on the tunnel's road surface.
Cool, smooth, modernized
South Korea and Japan my two favorite countries
MrWalker1000 i agree
Me too
Thank you
plus China💚
Yea, me too👍🏻
The roads are just sophisticated! I wish we have such roads in my country. Love from Nigeria
count me in! South Korea looks like so much fun!
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15 years ago, one of my Japanese friends told me the Korean roads in and out side of cities are amazing and way better than in Japan. Not only roads quality but the scenery like ultra modernity of urban areas.
이라크에서 온 한국인 형제 자매들에게 인사드립니다. 언젠가 한국에 가고 싶어요. 우리 이라크 인들은 당신을 너무나 사랑합니다 🇮🇶❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇰🇷
❤❤شكرا أخي العراقي
I've driven all over the country, and S. Korea seriously has some of the most impressive roads I've seen. They are superior engineers and their tunnels are amazing. Considering it was one of the poorest countries in the world in the 1960s, it doesn't get enough credit for the leaps and bounds they've come in developing their economy and national infrastructure.
South Korea has nice roads compared to the USA
Usa roads are unsafe and dirty
@@sinnopal1 Agree. We need some serious improvements.
@@LinkCDM Uhh, America's military budget isn't proportionately that large. If you want to talk about unnecessary expenses, take a look at America's health care system; the highest expenditure per capita in the world... Pretty sad considering how abysmal the quality of healthcare is in America compared to other countries.
@@sinnopal1 not really unless you talk state by state. S ok me states have wonderful roads others have horrible and dirty.
What's the point of having luxury roads in US if most people don't like to drive long distance and they prefer planes instead. That would be a waste of investment
I'm a Malaysian and we drive on the left with Right hand steering. When I was driving there for a trip, I never thought it would be easy. I absolutely love the roads there and I noticed there's a bit of a teamplay there if there's something happening on the roads, like if there's an accident people turn on the Hazard lights, if there's a camera everyone slows down and then speds up afterwards. I love the driving culture there. 11/10 would visit there again. :D
Haha you understand everything about driving culture in korea
Korean has 3/4 mountain.
More than 50 percent of the mountains are in Korea.
The neighboring country of Korea, Japan, has more mountains than Korea.
So korea is very unlucky
I have 3/4 of an erection.
@@sasaew what the fuck are you saying lmao
@@sasaewSouth Korea has a higher percentage of mountains relative to land size.
I highly recomend you guys tk drive national road No.7, where is east coast of Korea. You can enjoy Korea's most beautiful scenary with mountains, cliffs and sea.
Why he keeps saying "South Korea is very small country"??.... it is not really that "small" comparing to Europe countries...?
GB has same size as whole korea
Yes but in Europe you can easily keep driving into neighboring countries without even stopping at the border. South Korea, not so much - either you plan things out well in advance to ferry your car to Japan (doable but lots of paperwork), or you try to cross the DMZ (no, it ain't happening). When North Korea opens up and you can drive the entire Korean peninsula then I'll be reconsidering :)
Seriously though as is, a larger/nicer Korean car is a waste on its home turf. Something like a Hyundai Genesis, which I own in the US, is perfect for a crazy long road trip - I've been known to take mine from Los Angeles to New York City and back - but it's way overkill in Korea. However, a Genesis is far less likely to be targeted for road rage than a cheaper model (though pricks in BMWs will still rage on a Genesis).
Compared to US
미국이랑 비교하면 개작으니까
인구 밀도도 보면 한국 개작은 나라에 많은 사람이 살아서 자동차 꽉차있어
I love your channel! Very interesting!
I'll be renting a car next year for a 2 day road trip to Busan with my mom! I was mostly afraid of driving in Korea but this video was very informational and now I'm excited! Thank you for this video!
Road trip to Busan may not be a good idea. Busan is driver's nightmare.
We went last year with our two kids, rented a car for a week and drove from Yeosu to Pohang. It was a great trip. We didn't' try driving in Seoul. (I have a friend who lives in Seoul who says she likes driving there because it's never boring!) We did hit some heavy traffic in Ulsan and Pohang, but the expressways were pretty smooth sailing.
Good thing you didn't drive in Seoul because it's stressful a lot of the time. I can take suburb (1mil + population "suburb") driving in Gyeonggi-do just fine and have fun driving, but Seoul really is way too crowded, especially in the old areas planned in the 50s-70s which were never designed to even have cars.
Seoul traffic is insane, and without a GPS you will easily get very lost. However, I do have a soft spot for driving the Olympic Expressway along the Han River on an early Sunday morning - the gorgeous river scenery without the traffic. My favorite urban drive anywhere - even more so than driving along the Hudson in and around New York City.
Read my comment above about driving in Korea, especially Seoul.
I'm taking my porsche 911 to s korea. Nice roads there to enjoy performance driving.
remember the 120 kph speed limit on highways :)
Just go to germany no speed limits
3:25 that Kia Stinger tho
Beautiful roads.
S.korea has many beautiful green mountains
I live in Arizona and where I drive the most the roads are very good well maintain and very safe, I driving in California and my car got damage because of too many pot holes
California is a bleep hole.
Carlinho Martienes Well, you clearly havent been in slav countries
@@daniel4726 i have not haha
LOL. Keep on trying, comrade.
American expressway is good to drive because of few curve.
But, Korean expressway has many curve. So more concentration is required.
beautiful sky
Great review of roadways in Korea. Very accurate info. Do you know why road signs in Korea are exactly same as USA???? you wonder. because Koreans don't want U.S. soldiers to get lost during the war. I am not joking. All road signs are written in Korean and English.
Thats lovely
Sometimes Chinese, too.
Its not true lol
@@JJampppong I wish it was not true.
When you set the video to 720pHd quality, smooth as butter...
speeding camera everywhere in Korea.. No cops will pull you over for speeding.. you can just pay $70 for the speeding ticket without even needing to go to the court or have your insurance increased lol
i'd be glad if there is a full video driving from seoul to busan
Hey guys. Ever thought about a road trip in South Korea? I never thought I would do it. It turned out to be amazing. Next videos are gonna be about the cities of Busan and Seoul! Let me know what you think!
CoolVision Busan is a nice place but Changwon and Chinhea are better to visit
Please upload chinese expressway
Try out the new highway from Seoul to Gangneoung, highly recommended
Korean express way is more similar to Italian
3:53 how to lose your driving license in europe. Surprising for me, for disadvantage.
When I saw the motorcycles on the pavement I got my deja vu about Paris.
My German heart cannot take this anymore!
there is busan which is very famous about bad and wild drivings
@@sadfsdfdsfasda1296 what?
@@morningmadera Busan is notorious for their reckless driving, even on general korean's point of view. There's a saying that if you use indicator lamp while driving, they'll know you're from out of town.
Last year, finally changed the laws in south korea of Pedestrian crossing (must be need to stop). generally speaking, still need to change, need a time, I hope ppl will change sooner. Compared with developed European countries and North America, korea still not enough.
Korea is a fascinating nation. I hope to visit one day.
the high framerate driving footage is really nice!
I'm from South Korea, but in South Korea, 70% is the mountain haha There are mountains everywhere. This is the biggest feature.
it's like Chicago minus the potholes and traffic :)
Thanks for this. I'll be driving there next week and you alleviated a lot of my fears and concerns.
I’m from Saudi Arabia, put I love these roads😘
3:22 oh my god clk63 AMG!!!!
@@juunmoon3192 False
@@juunmoon3192 No seoul has more supercars. Especially Do San Street is number one.
Yeah went to Japan and quite the experience, many locals ride their bicycles however most do not lock them up...Truly amazing people, such Honorable and respectful well most of them, there will always be some bad apples. Japan and S.Korea infrastructure Top Notch ! Don't even get me started on Food and Night Markets...Hawaii particularly in Maui Roads are amazing too, they have these reflectors in the road lights pretty good at night.
South korea road and high way architecture is very sophisticated.
Nice video ~~♡
Beautiful South Korea ~♡
As a Korean, I do not think the roads in Korea are bad. But many Koreans have a system of transportation networks in Korea I don't know about excellence. They even deny it. But I have lived in SFO, so I think the traffic network on Korea is pretty good.
잘 봤습니다, 한국을 방문하는 분들에게 교통 관련 좋은 정보를 제공하고 있는 영상같습니다.
Well made video clip, which provides Korea visitors with traffic related information.
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I drove in South Korea for over a week in 2008. Most of what I experienced then still applies today. It was a pleasure. One day I hope to return with a portable dashcam so that I can make some timelapse videos.
Some pointers:
- Although destination signs will be in English as well, regulatory signs are often in Korean only. Mercifully they are more likely to be in pictures, unlike in the US where regulatory signs are often written out in tons of words - but they do come in words so take a crash lesson in Traffic Korean.
- High odometer readings are not unusual for Korean rental cars. I drove one with 85,000 km on it (over 50,000 miles).
- If you book directly with a Korean rental car company (rather than their international partners like Hertz), you can get specific make/model/fuel type. Get a larger car than you think you'll need - if only to stay safe from road rage bullies.
- An International Driving Permit is a must.
- Driving in the countryside is delightful, and so are certain cities like the historical capital of Gyeongju. Driving in Seoul or Busan, on the other hand, is not for the faint of heart.
You can use waze, I live in Malaysia and I tried it when I went to Busan .
@Johnathan Rooney Thank you for saying the truth
@Khristopher Rooney Japanese have a reputation for their niceness
@@MrWalker1000well it might be the reputation for the ugliness behind the nice self-defense smile😄
@@suegrenfell8658 you sound like you have resement towards them
@@norisingsunflag3347
Your hate speech is a shame of Koreans. Immediately you need to rename the embarrassing icon picture and name.
The closest cool place in Seoul is Namyangju !!
The road is good and the scenery is beautiful.
Come to play Namyangju ^^
Nice video..Korea is cery fun to drive in April and October. Btw, the narrator sounds like husband/boyfriend of that Russian lady from CoolTimes :)
S.K is one of the most livable country in the world.
Awesome if you ask me!!
해운대 횡단보도 보행자 우선 좀 합시다
부산도 여행지로소개만이대는데 좀 시민의식좀 . . 특히 일본가시는 어르신들 진짜 같이가기 너무 창피항 이건 중국애들 보다 더 심각해요. . 배안에서 길막고 안자서 소주파티하고 것도 한국마크티입고 . . 하. . 부탁드립니다. 지역에서도 좀 . .. .
무나 정중하게 부탁드리면 다들 알아 들으십니다. 너무 쌀쌀 맞지 않게 인사부터 드리고, 부드럽게 부탁드려 보세요.
법개정된걸로압니다 1년전부터 운전면허 시험장에서는 무조건 정지안하면 실격처리합니다.
@inquartz 남도쪽 지방 다 똑같아요 ㅋㅋ 지방이 괜히 지방이 아님. 부산 대구뿐만 아니라, 목포 광주도 아주 미개하죠. 그나마 충청도는 좀 나음.
아직 문명개화가 덜되서 그렇답니다 양해좀
I did, easy thing great driving lots of fun
Love Korea's roads, thank you for the video
Korean children are tought that 'watch out for cars'. But cars don't watch out.
Driving in Korea is a trip. Don't drive in Seoul on a Friday evening...and especially don't try to make a left turn. Left turn lanes can back up for blocks, and they don't clear quickly. Also, many drivers ignore both law and etiquette at any time anywhere in Korea. Always have your "defensive driving hat" on straight. Try not to drive during a holiday. Highways can get clogged to the point of immovability. GPS is mandatory, even for locals, if you want to find your destination. Don't miss your turn; you'll drive ten kilometers, and waste fifteen minutes getting back on track.
Nice video!
How come the US ranked 10th for the road quality? I feel like driving all-terrain in LA.
Well they do say LA is one of the worst cities for road conditions in US.
Come to the midwest. You'll start having back pain from driving. I realized roads in Cali are quite bumpy which makes it hard to drive smoothly for the passengers. The worst potholes can be found near Indianapolis, IN and some other run-down midwest cities.
LA is a shithole because the Democrat leaders would rather spend money on welfare for illegals than improving the city.
@@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath Wait till you go to San Francisco.
polifatts true. The roads here are falling out of commision
I’m really love Korea because this is my Country!!!!!!Cool👍👍👍👍👍👍
Beautiful South Korea
You're doing a good job bro keep it up
The foam cubes on doors are from factory to prevent door dings, but also people tend to keep them on because they want to keep that new car look. LOL. Now they even sell them at stores. There are literally no police cars with speed cameras. So use the Naver Map app as a navigation on your smart phone that alerts you of any cameras. Korea is known for Bballi! Bballi!! meaning Faster Faster!. Almost all cars go over the speed limit. But a secret is you can go up to 120km/h on a 100 km/h limit highway and not get caught on camera. On normal roads just go over 10% over the speed limit. The reality of korean roads is there are much more traffic jams than what's on this vid.
Reallyy amazing in autumn there
South Korea is a nice nation.
But driving skill and manner seems like a needed to reconsider. I shocked when drivers overtaken rapid pace but no indicator sign. It was probably about 80mi/h ~ 86(130~140km/h) at a speed limit of 100km/h
Wow, so smooth...
unlike the area where I live 🤭
where you live?
So true about the bikes. I guess they're chasing delivery time. Also you missed the fact that they honk a lot!
헐.... 기장.... 부산까지 오셨네....
I love to visit south korea
Lovely country
Nice!!!!!
Nice video... Hope will do on Malaysia and Singapore too...
Speed in kph? hell yeah thats my frav measurement
내고향가는 길이네 :)
지금은 어떤지 모르겠지만..
2015년에 부산을 놀러 갔을때..
부산에서 신호등 없는 보행자 횡단보도를 건너는데..
어떤 놈이 급부레이크를 밟더니 나한테 겁나 욕하는 거야..
난 순간 횡단보도가 아닌 곳에서 무단횡단을 하는 줄 알고 사과를 했었지..
근데 사과를 하고 보니 뭔가 이상한거야..내가 잘 못 한게 아닌데..왜 사과를 한거지?? 란 생각이 들었고..
또 다른 곳에서 이번엔 신호등 있는 횡단보도를 건넜지..
이런 x발 보행자 신호인데도 차들이 안 서..개 황당..이런 일을 하루에 10번 넘게 당했어..황당했지..
또 어느날은 차를 운전 하고 돌아 다니는데 깜박이는 모형이더라고..제대로 키는 사람 별로 없고..
추월하려고 깜박이를 켜는 순간 황당한 일을 많이 겪었지..
부산친구가 깜박이 키는 사람은 타지에서 온 사람이라고 막대한다나 뭐라나..
뭐 이런 ㅈ같은 경우가 다있냐..
근데 이건 인천도 그래..ㅋㅋㅋ
근데 부산은 교통경찰이 단속은 하는건지 알다가도 모르겠을 정도로 심하더라..
단속 인력이 딸리면 교통경찰 모집좀 하던가..외국인 여행객도 많은 지역이 왜 이따구냐..??
SPK 부산 새끼들이 얼마나 마개하냐면 깜빡이 키고 운전하면 ‘마 초보가?’ 그런다더라 씨발...
부산 험한운전 심함... 정말 심함 그냥 막질주
@@limelight777 과장이 심하시네
부산 정말 우리나라 제2의 도시라고 하기에는 창피할 정도로 운전자 문화가 미개합니다.
부산사나이... 사나이가 뭔지도 모르는 양아치 많지.. 인상쓰고 욕잘하면 사나이가.. 사나이는 좋은 인격에 용기를 내야 할 때 내는게 사나이다.. 부산태생 동생이 서울에 살다 부산 다시 내려가 살면서 이야기하더라.. 부산에만 살았다면 자신이 얼마나 미개한 운전자였는지 몰랐을 거라고.. 하긴 그건 나도 마찬가지인게... 독일에 안살았다면 내가 얼마나 미개한 운전자였는지 몰랐을것 같다...
One of the best road systems, possible the worst drivers.
도로는 좋지만 운전자들이 영...
Impressive.
Hi. Im korean and this video almost yes... But we think our road r really bad... and many drivers still dont yield other drivers...
Amazing brother, nicely done. I will definitely be doing so.
How much is it to Rent a car there?
me want move korea when older
Any knowledge about using an IDP to rent a car in Seoul would be greatly appreciated
one thing should be corrected.. speed limits are btw 100-110... i have known there is only one highway over 110! and one more, even there are many tunnels to make the shape of highways more straight but there are too many sharp curves that might cause car accidents..
What? Have they reduced limits? 120km/h was pretty common before.
Türkiye Cumhuriyeti Devletimize de bekleriz yeğenler (;
나 미국 사는데. 도심지에서 양보 안하고 붐비는건 한국이 불편하지만 고속도로는 미국이나 한국이나 아주그냥 대동소이. 난 그렇게 큰 트럭이 일차선이며 막 여기저기 헤집고 다니는건 미국이 갑여.
이름이 Sean! Hello Sean
TQM
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Correction: Most of roads in US are asphalts and NOT concrete. The concrete roads last much longer and longer to build.
Yung, You are mistaken, like guy says, it all depends on which part of USA you live in.
@@paintedbird6791 most of the roads in US aren't made out of concrete. I have been to all 4 corners of US. It's rarely I come across any roads are built in concrete. It is 90% asphalt.
@@yubemful I am not going argue with you. We are driving on two different roads but will end up in a same destination.
What you know of as Asphalt roads are actually concrete sub-layer with asphalt sprayed on top. so, most of roads in USA have combine use of concrete and asphalt.
There are 100% concrete highways but, no 100% asphalt highways. I also drove around entire USA.
@@paintedbird6791 sorry dude, they don't do it that way. You just don't spray that black asphalt coatinh on top of the concrete.
Another great video! What camera are shooting your videos with? Is it in 4K?
South Korean is my favourite
Especially busan road sucks... Without any turn signals and yield...
Korean expressway is based on U.S. interstate highway system. Even the numbering is the same.
The plastic cubes come default from the factories.
TIP:
BE CAREFUL CARS - KIA K3, K5, BMW
and 하, 허, 호(ha, huh, ho) on a number plate.(it's rented car numbers.)
they must be very aggressive drivers in 90% rate.
( aa K bbbb on number plate. K is a Korean letter, and rest is numbers.)
Driving in Busan is hell
They r crazy
in korea, many drivers drive as if they are in fast and furious scene. People should be ablet to differentiate between movie fantasy and reality.
AOA thanks 🎶🎼🎵👍☮
What about roads in the Philippines?
Are there any usual road rules one needs to keep in mind, or is it pretty standard?
Hyundai and kia world
also, they are all black and white
@@Hellohello-n8w becuz Korean cars are way cheaper than US, German cars.
and easy to maintain them. almost double amount of money is needed to own an US, German cars.
about colors. Elder Koreans are likely hate about fancy colors when it comes to cars.
and they will say bad things about your cars, and about you.
Koreans are soooo annoying. they will tackle you with everything you do.
so they end up buying ordinary and boring colors like everyone does.
only who tune their cars or buys exotic, sports cars chooses chromatic color.
@@elegy57 nice point I get it
The thing is thou, most of their highways only have 2 lanes WITH obstructed view from a high wall in the middle. Yet Koreans speed alot.
뷰가 참 좋다 멋지네 내 눈엔 달리는 곳의 뷰만 보이냐 ㅋㅋㅋ
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Motorcycles not allowed on highways :(
Wow
South Korea has better roads than USA.
Korea has a lot of parking on the street though the alley is narrow.
yes, that's true. lack of parking area. because south korea land are almost mountain.
And japan has many train but south korean don't.
1. They don't know how to turn on the indicators.
2. They don't know when they should stop for pedestrians.
3. They don't know what to do when an emergency vehicle is behind.
4. They don't know why the passing lane should be empty unless passing on the highways.
5. They don't know how to let others go first.
What else do you wanna know? FYI, I am Korean.
Yes please i want to know more about rantel☺
If you guys want to drive hardcore version in korea,you should go to "busan" 😂