@@samuelpo3378 We do lots of people do not own cars and never will unless you move out to the burbs down the line. Subway for all its flaws is pretty reliable apart from the random delays but it will usually get you from one part of the city to another pretty fast.
Hello! It is very pleasant to be able to see a city thousands of kilometers away as if you were there. It's amazing how you managed to reach so many subscribers in such a short time with only 8 videos. Good luck in the future!
Having spent a lot of time in Chicago, Dallas, Denver and Los Angeles (ohh, St. Louis and Atlanta also), the driving in NYC us unlike anything else in America. After one particularly brutal trip across Manhattan, I realized that this isn't road tripping - it's more like combat driving. Or urban road warfare. Attention all road warriors.
My sister lived on a busy street in SF for a while. She said the noise actually helped her sleep after a while. Said it was weird to come back home to our town where it was totally silent after 1 am.
@@MikaelMahsudjan Could be, some people actually use white noise machines to help falling asleep but it's not generally recommended to keep those on for extended periods of time, like overnight. Noise pollution is shown to be real health hazard in multiple studies, but so is insomnia on the other hand, and these hazards don't depend on personal preference.
@@jarivuorinen3878 i get what you mean but in this case apparently if you have adapted to the certain noise(living next to train station?), meaning you were born and lived there your formidable years - then you are so used to that noise, that when you move away to a quiet location and try to sleep, you cannot because there isn't that noise your whole being was adapted to. So quiet is stressful until you get adapted to quiet, but that might take some time in example I have given. I for example cannot sleep with slightest of noise because I got used to dead silence growing up in village. City is never that quiet. I use earplugs whole day because the less noise there is the less stressed I feel.
perhaps the traffic moves so slow that it doesn't rly matter, since the risk of crashing is slim, plus everyone does it, it would certainly suck to be a cop in that traffic too.
@esl4058 1 second ago I’m an electrician who has to drive a van loaded up with tools to job sites. I can tell you that most people on the road not only obey the traffic laws but encourage others to. Whenever you see a car doing something crazy or reckless it’s almost always a cab or a bike. Contrary to what movies show, most cabs in NYC today are not yellow but look like regular cars. You can spot them by their license plates which always start with a T and end with a C (Taxi Cab). Cabs are notoriously awful on the road and bikers do whatever they want. As a pedestrian you have to constantly keep an eye out for bikes even more so then the cars.
So interesting to look at the streets, highways, road incorporations, layouts and of course traffic jams in NYC are very similar to Mexico City! Regards!
visited ny for the first time 10 years ago from ireland, it is amazing how dense the city is...just residential blocks and projects for as far as the eye can see, and driving for miles and miles it seems like you will never be able to escape the place..
Ive been a lot of places. Never been to NYC. But I have seen so many videos of the city I feel like I have been there. I'm great with roads and finding my way around towns. I know I could navigate NYC. I dont know if I would survive it. But I could navigate. I love your vids btw.
Some remarks: - Amazing to see so many above ground power lines (on surface streets in the Bronx). That doesn't exist anymore in (larger) European cities. - The streets are sometimes in bad shape. - Most drivers are remarkably relaxed. - When you live in NYC you have to spent a large part of your life in slow-moving traffic (or in crowded trains).
There is a reason why there aren't mice as large as elephants. As size grows, so does the shape and the layout of the animal. The same is valid for countries and cities. It would be prohibitively expensive to lay power cables underground in city (or country) that is much more spaced out.
@@SelfReflective NYC is more densely populated than most European cities. So, per capita, underground cables are cheaper in NYC than in most European cities.
@@SelfReflective Manhattan already has underground power lines. The Bronx can do better. Above ground power lines in parts of a city as dense as NYC is what I called amazing.
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it. I live in a very rural part of Germany. The traffic in New York City is a totally different story to what you will find here.
That corner White plains RD and East Tremont at the 8:15 video time is a crazy. Crazy with double park cars going into the insurance place at the corner plus all the vehicles from the repair shop and auto body shop that litter the streets, double park.
it's really not funny. You might think it, in the video, it's funny. The issue is that way too many people think this is OK. And by "too many people", it's literally anyone who is in a rush to get somewhere and can't sit and wait for 10 cars because fuck them, right? It's ME who deserves to be there.
@@ProfessionalDumbass420 it's because they aren't thinking of why it's bad. All they're thinking of is that I, ME, I AM THE ONLY ONE THAT MATTERS. It's pure ego, and that's why it's not funny to me. I live in an area (all the way across the country) where this happens all the time, even to me when there's a mile behind me yet the guy "NEEDS" to merge in between me and the other guy in front of me. People aren't thinking about safety when driving a 2 ton piece of metal at 65 mph. They're just thinking about how I need to get somewhere, if even that. I hate to go political a bit but this kind of reasoning is also the BEST argument against the second amendment, as much of a gun nut I am, given people can't be bothered with a PRIVILEGE, not even a RIGHT.
Living in New York City is like dancing through the streets, where every corner holds the promise of a new adventure and opportunity waiting to be embraced. I enjoyed your video🗽🗽
While I live in Europe, I think this is something to be said about not only New York City, but North America in general. Namely that your towns, cities and endless suburbias are like living organisms with the number of stores being higher per capita, the traffic more severe, but also more motional and as you say, there’s something going on and to pay attention for at every street. My experience in Europe is that our urban areas and street life are generally more stagnant and sterile in comparison
@@user-hu3iy9gz5j I don't know where you're from but in United States it is only like that in large cities and mostly just Los Angeles Chicago NYC San Francisco and maybe Seattle and Miami, the rest is equally as stagnant and sterile, even more than most European towns
I live in Connecticut and I love visiting NYC. A few areas can get a bit sketchy though. The South Bronx is NYC's most dangerous neighborhood in my opinion.
Thanks for awesome video. It's my uncle's dream to visit USA, most specially NYC. I was thinking of putting money aside and gift him for his birthday both sides ticket, but then I saw how expensive even the cheapest accommodation is in there. I would have to go with him, because he doesn't speak English.
people have no idea until they actually see how bad it is around the nyc area. Driving around here has definitely contributed to me having anxiety these days.
Your videos are very interesting. I have to say Manhattan would be a bit too much for me. I come from an environment where it is quiet and little happens. If I come to New York one day, I need a few days to process everything in my head. But once in my life I want to come to new york.
Dzjeez, those roads are in even worse shape than those in Belgium or Bulgaria. And that's from personal experience. I do remember amazingly bad road-surface in Chicago, 1989. Mind-boggling, Third-World like.
Man Im eastern european and although I speak English fluently, and consider myself an americano / anglophile, I've never been to the US, so these videos, to me, are a real treat. I hope someday I could visit the US, work or even live there. It's been a dream ever since I was a kid. Much love and respect to all yanks and greetings from your humble NATO ally in Eastern Europe - Bulgaria!
Just a tip, "yanks" is not a term of endearment for Americans...so please do not call Americans that. That's what British love to call Americans when they want to try and insult Americans. It never works though because Americans don't care what British think about them. Other than that, have a good day!
Everything looks so fucking old an broken. The barriers, the street, the walls, the tunnels .. rebar visible because the concrete is already falling apart... That city looks like it's just waiting to fall apart. Far from its former glory
1 hour to go from NYC to NYC. gotta love it
how long would it have taken using to subway?
@@davidcarias4407 20min faster
@@metalmadness90000 how come everyone doesn't take the subway then?
@@samuelpo3378 We do lots of people do not own cars and never will unless you move out to the burbs down the line. Subway for all its flaws is pretty reliable apart from the random delays but it will usually get you from one part of the city to another pretty fast.
@@nickpacal8418 how come people even love I'm NYC?
18:20 good driver
18:20 bro nice driving 💀💀
Common practice here in NYC
"Hey Niko. It's Roman. Let's go bowling!"
Exactly😂
Kind of miss getting that phone call every 5 minutes
Hello! It is very pleasant to be able to see a city thousands of kilometers away as if you were there. It's amazing how you managed to reach so many subscribers in such a short time with only 8 videos. Good luck in the future!
Having spent a lot of time in Chicago, Dallas, Denver and Los Angeles (ohh, St. Louis and Atlanta also), the driving in NYC us unlike anything else in America. After one particularly brutal trip across Manhattan, I realized that this isn't road tripping - it's more like combat driving. Or urban road warfare. Attention all road warriors.
You're kind of forced to drive a certain way though, aren't you? Doesn't look like there's much room for experimentation.
Have you ever been to Rome?
If you think driving in NYC is a war, you should try driving here in Italy
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You haven't driven in any major South European city, that's a super war.
Must be crazy living near such a busy highway that has no noise barrier - the constant noise would absolutely drive me crazy!
My sister lived on a busy street in SF for a while. She said the noise actually helped her sleep after a while. Said it was weird to come back home to our town where it was totally silent after 1 am.
@@ct6852 They say that if you grew up in a noisy environment, then noise is gonna help, but if you grew up in silence, then it's gonna be stressful
@@MikaelMahsudjan Could be, some people actually use white noise machines to help falling asleep but it's not generally recommended to keep those on for extended periods of time, like overnight. Noise pollution is shown to be real health hazard in multiple studies, but so is insomnia on the other hand, and these hazards don't depend on personal preference.
@@jarivuorinen3878 i get what you mean but in this case apparently if you have adapted to the certain noise(living next to train station?), meaning you were born and lived there your formidable years - then you are so used to that noise, that when you move away to a quiet location and try to sleep, you cannot because there isn't that noise your whole being was adapted to. So quiet is stressful until you get adapted to quiet, but that might take some time in example I have given.
I for example cannot sleep with slightest of noise because I got used to dead silence growing up in village. City is never that quiet. I use earplugs whole day because the less noise there is the less stressed I feel.
its really a crime ! All city planners should be arrested for that.
Thank you. This is the closest I'll ever come to NYC. You are an amazing driver, the motorcyclists, not so much.
It seems nobody follows the traffic rules in New York. Here in Arizona, that is a big deal.
perhaps the traffic moves so slow that it doesn't rly matter, since the risk of crashing is slim, plus everyone does it, it would certainly suck to be a cop in that traffic too.
@esl4058
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I’m an electrician who has to drive a van loaded up with tools to job sites. I can tell you that most people on the road not only obey the traffic laws but encourage others to. Whenever you see a car doing something crazy or reckless it’s almost always a cab or a bike. Contrary to what movies show, most cabs in NYC today are not yellow but look like regular cars. You can spot them by their license plates which always start with a T and end with a C (Taxi Cab). Cabs are notoriously awful on the road and bikers do whatever they want. As a pedestrian you have to constantly keep an eye out for bikes even more so then the cars.
If I didn't jaywalk, I'd never get anywhere.
@@esl4058 What is actually surprising in this video that there are barely any motorcycles on the roads. This is much unlike European traffic.
I've lived in both places and have to say that NYC drivers while being more of assholes are better drivers becuase we're used to unexpected shit
I like this fellow. He actually gave the temperature and time of day. To really put you in the travel seat with him. 😊
18:20 lol what a move
39:15 that Tesla Driver is more interested in his phone than in driving.
Probably furiously refreshing Twitter, salivating at the thought of his Lord and Savior Elon Musk posting another tweet.
@@michaelp.3485 Show us on the doll where elon hurt you
I have a new appreciation living in a town of only 60,000 people. I could not put up with traffic like that everyday, lol.
For real. Makes me dizzy.
That's why you take the subway
thanks so much for shearing this. as a person from Queens i love to see it!! how beautiful NYC is.
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So interesting to look at the streets, highways, road incorporations, layouts and of course traffic jams in NYC are very similar to Mexico City! Regards!
well duh, the entire world copied the USA's road infrastructure, especially a neighboring country like Mexico
Mexico has always been a mess.
Time Square traffic looks like a complete nightmare. Cool to see, though. Even looks all bright and lit up during the day.
visited ny for the first time 10 years ago from ireland, it is amazing how dense the city is...just residential blocks and projects for as far as the eye can see, and driving for miles and miles it seems like you will never be able to escape the place..
Such amazing vlogs forever I really enjoyed it stay connected
Very beautiful sharing your new friend from USA 🇺🇸 stay connected
Ive been a lot of places. Never been to NYC. But I have seen so many videos of the city I feel like I have been there. I'm great with roads and finding my way around towns. I know I could navigate NYC. I dont know if I would survive it. But I could navigate. I love your vids btw.
Beautiful weather. Mighty city. Excellent ride.
Amazing drive tour greeting from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿
So beautiful city, unbelievable
Very nice Video! Thanks! Greetings from Germany!
Some remarks:
- Amazing to see so many above ground power lines (on surface streets in the Bronx). That doesn't exist anymore in (larger) European cities.
- The streets are sometimes in bad shape.
- Most drivers are remarkably relaxed.
- When you live in NYC you have to spent a large part of your life in slow-moving traffic (or in crowded trains).
That’s why people are leaving I heard and I’m from London uk
There is a reason why there aren't mice as large as elephants. As size grows, so does the shape and the layout of the animal. The same is valid for countries and cities. It would be prohibitively expensive to lay power cables underground in city (or country) that is much more spaced out.
@@SelfReflective NYC is more densely populated than most European cities. So, per capita, underground cables are cheaper in NYC than in most European cities.
@@MrEddy-bm3eo No, that's not the point. It's not like NYC is going to have a completely different paradigm than the rest of the US.
@@SelfReflective Manhattan already has underground power lines. The Bronx can do better. Above ground power lines in parts of a city as dense as NYC is what I called amazing.
I enjoyed that road trip. Excellent video quality.
What a gorgeous city
Thanks so much for the ride!
Beautiful video!
❤ love! 🥰🥰😍
Looks absolutely beautiful city. I really enjoyed watching your awesome video .
Hiii
I don’t know about beautiful. I live here. Lol
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@@liberty4175 The driver started in Morris Park which is a pretty nice place tbh
Love it subscribed! We stayed in south bronx last time 😀
Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it. I live in a very rural part of Germany. The traffic in New York City is a totally different story to what you will find here.
Does Munich have the highest population density in Germany?
@@ct6852 Yes, that's correct. But the density is much less than in NYC.
Love how many people have viewed this!
Very interesting video! Greetings from Madrid, Spain 😊😊🇪🇸
Be@utiful....fantastic!
I could watch this endless :)
It's very interristing to see ,another side of NY not only Manhattan,nice video Indeed ,greating from Bruxelles (BE).
Thank you for the good video.
A very nice video, mate! Greetings from Germany!
That corner White plains RD and East Tremont at the 8:15 video time is a crazy. Crazy with double park cars going into the insurance place at the corner plus all the vehicles from the repair shop and auto body shop that litter the streets, double park.
18:20 was devious asf I was like "why is he going onto the RFK bridge" and then you do that merge and im like oh thats why haha
it's really not funny. You might think it, in the video, it's funny.
The issue is that way too many people think this is OK. And by "too many people", it's literally anyone who is in a rush to get somewhere and can't sit and wait for 10 cars because fuck them, right? It's ME who deserves to be there.
@@redwall1521 it's funny because of how dumb it is, idk why people drive like this. im from NY so i know
@@ProfessionalDumbass420 it's because they aren't thinking of why it's bad. All they're thinking of is that I, ME, I AM THE ONLY ONE THAT MATTERS. It's pure ego, and that's why it's not funny to me. I live in an area (all the way across the country) where this happens all the time, even to me when there's a mile behind me yet the guy "NEEDS" to merge in between me and the other guy in front of me.
People aren't thinking about safety when driving a 2 ton piece of metal at 65 mph. They're just thinking about how I need to get somewhere, if even that. I hate to go political a bit but this kind of reasoning is also the BEST argument against the second amendment, as much of a gun nut I am, given people can't be bothered with a PRIVILEGE, not even a RIGHT.
It's Wonderful City！
Wow 😯 I’m so thankful I live in the wide open spaces of Oklahoma…
Thanks for the ride
Percurso fantástico por Manhattan - EUA, muito bonita à cidade, muito obrigado meu nobre brother pelo o seu excelente vídeo.
I would really love to visit these places one day 😊😊
Great video 👍🏿
Wow, there's nothing scarier than a Manhattan bike lane
dont be soft
Try a Queens or Brooklyn bike lane ☠
Living in New York City is like dancing through the streets, where every corner holds the promise of a new adventure and opportunity waiting to be embraced. I enjoyed your video🗽🗽
While I live in Europe, I think this is something to be said about not only New York City, but North America in general. Namely that your towns, cities and endless suburbias are like living organisms with the number of stores being higher per capita, the traffic more severe, but also more motional and as you say, there’s something going on and to pay attention for at every street.
My experience in Europe is that our urban areas and street life are generally more stagnant and sterile in comparison
@@user-hu3iy9gz5j I don't know where you're from but in United States it is only like that in large cities and mostly just Los Angeles Chicago NYC San Francisco and maybe Seattle and Miami, the rest is equally as stagnant and sterile, even more than most European towns
Nice Video ...👍👍
I live in Jersey, about 10 miles out from Manhattan but sometimes traffic is so bad that it can take up to 50 minutes to get there
❤ very nice
fascinating video clip, roads are bit dirty though🥰
I drove the same last summer coming from Boston….very easy much less jams then in Paris….
never been to the states, its interesting to see how different the city scene looks compared to here (Berlin).
Woow... i've been in Thailand a few years ago. The traffic was exactly the same like here in this video 😃
What a chaos 😱
I live in Connecticut and I love visiting NYC. A few areas can get a bit sketchy though. The South Bronx is NYC's most dangerous neighborhood in my opinion.
Good everywhere,but best on the road 😎
❤❤❤ New York
Thanks for awesome video. It's my uncle's dream to visit USA, most specially NYC. I was thinking of putting money aside and gift him for his birthday both sides ticket, but then I saw how expensive even the cheapest accommodation is in there. I would have to go with him, because he doesn't speak English.
Remember when we were young thinking this was the place to be when we grew up lol
very beautiful city
High anxiety!😵 I thought Georgia traffic was bad...lol thanks for the ride.
people have no idea until they actually see how bad it is around the nyc area. Driving around here has definitely contributed to me having anxiety these days.
If you don't drive between 7-9am or 4-7pm traffic isn't too bad, local streets will move along pretty quickly
Nice video. One question: what camera do you use? Thanks!
Belo passeio
Your videos are very interesting.
I have to say Manhattan would be a bit too much for me.
I come from an environment where it is quiet and little happens.
If I come to New York one day, I need a few days to process everything in my head.
But once in my life I want to come to new york.
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Imagine New York without cars …
Damn so many cars
Nice video
Dzjeez, those roads are in even worse shape than those in Belgium or Bulgaria. And that's from personal experience. I do remember amazingly bad road-surface in Chicago, 1989. Mind-boggling, Third-World like.
What type of action camera are you using to film?
damn those roads are congested
This city is such a chaos
Ahhhh the Cross Bronx... It can be 6 AM on Christmas morning and the Cross Bronx will still be jammed up.
nice love from india
Amazing drive tour, greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
Sweden is very good
@@baddrivegreenville1314 🙏 Thanx
Manhattan is insane.
Watch driving videos of Bangladesh that’s insane. Also India
Just like being in Grand Theft Auto - Liberty City!
wat camera u using...it`s very clear
No rules on the road, just drive wherever you want, overtake however you want, left lane right lane it doesnt matter
Manhattan is even more impressive than in the movies.
im very happy with my 10 minute commute to work everyday.
As a kid growing up in L.A., I honestly thought everyone in New York only traveled by subway and taxi. BOY was I wrong. 😅
how do you like it there
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Man Im eastern european and although I speak English fluently, and consider myself an americano / anglophile, I've never been to the US, so these videos, to me, are a real treat. I hope someday I could visit the US, work or even live there. It's been a dream ever since I was a kid. Much love and respect to all yanks and greetings from your humble NATO ally in Eastern Europe - Bulgaria!
Just a tip, "yanks" is not a term of endearment for Americans...so please do not call Americans that. That's what British love to call Americans when they want to try and insult Americans. It never works though because Americans don't care what British think about them. Other than that, have a good day!
I miss the 70s/80s old New York 😭
good video form korea
So much room for bicycle and public transit lanes, imagine if they did that
I think it's safe to say I'll never complain about traffic again 😅
Everything looks so fucking old an broken. The barriers, the street, the walls, the tunnels .. rebar visible because the concrete is already falling apart... That city looks like it's just waiting to fall apart. Far from its former glory
😢live they for 57 yrs
Hi from Cluj-Napoca , Romania.
Like the Henry Hudson Pkwy.
Got it 😂❤
Merci
what camera do you use, boss?