Great drone footage here! I was out paddle boarding on a high tide the other day and ended up helping the RNLI rescue a car that got stuck which made for an interesting video! 🌊🚙🏄🏼
There's always one. Being a native of Colchester I've seen this happen several times. Driving (or not) across the Strood is a matter of common sense; however that seems to be strangely absent at times in this part of Essex.
@@shauntaylor9251yes I want to visit tmrw and although I’ve looked at tide times I’m still pretty nervous because it’s not something I’m familiar with having to use.
@@shauntaylor9251 there are several signs saying 'warning beware when tide covers footway'. This is because the road is actually raised in the middle, so the outside of the road is covered before the inside. This *should* give drivers adequate warning, as should the water depth markers along the road that go up to 6ft!
I've been across the Strood in all types of vehicle frome ldv sherpa Ford sierra but the funniest was in my hyundai getz when my number plate snapped off trick is don't come off the throttle that car at the end did make me laugh
Hi there, I'm writing from Blast! Films- we'd be interested in using this footage for one of our upcoming programmes, could you please email me at lparkinson@blastfilms.co.uk to discuss this further. Thanks!
Great drone footage here! I was out paddle boarding on a high tide the other day and ended up helping the RNLI rescue a car that got stuck which made for an interesting video! 🌊🚙🏄🏼
There's always one. Being a native of Colchester I've seen this happen several times. Driving (or not) across the Strood is a matter of common sense; however that seems to be strangely absent at times in this part of Essex.
There's always someone who thinks they know better or can handle their vehicle in defiance of nature...
Very epic ! Thank You and Irina Zielonka for link for this video )))
Their stupidity is directly related to whether they are trying to get on or off Mersey.
Great Footage looks really clear
The bottom of them cars must be like a tin can in a salt mine 😂
Why did they not just build a bridge rather than just a road 1 metre above the sea?
Because it was built by the Romans when sea levels were lower! Also the height of the tide is variable - it doesn't cover every day
@@porcupine460 plus bridges are massively more expensive than building a causeway.
Как красиво! СПАСИБО ИРИНЕ ЗА ССЫЛКУ!
Would it really be so hard to have a traffic light that turns red during high tide periods?
No..... that would make to much sense lol. they need to do something.
There are no signs at all to make drivers aware of how deep the water can get !
@@shauntaylor9251yes I want to visit tmrw and although I’ve looked at tide times I’m still pretty nervous because it’s not something I’m familiar with having to use.
@@shauntaylor9251 there are several signs saying 'warning beware when tide covers footway'. This is because the road is actually raised in the middle, so the outside of the road is covered before the inside. This *should* give drivers adequate warning, as should the water depth markers along the road that go up to 6ft!
The Strood? More like "The Stuck!"
By the way, is there a bridge nearby, or is there some reason a bridge wasn't built along this route?
I've been across the Strood in all types of vehicle frome ldv sherpa Ford sierra but the funniest was in my hyundai getz when my number plate snapped off trick is don't come off the throttle that car at the end did make me laugh
hence why i never drive in the strood
Hi, what's the best email to contact you at? Thanks.
What would you like to know ?
Sad small hatches drowned fool ok for fwds or hi ground clearance..
Hi there, I'm writing from Blast! Films- we'd be interested in using this footage for one of our upcoming programmes, could you please email me at lparkinson@blastfilms.co.uk to discuss this further. Thanks!
Hi I did reply to you regarding this but I never had a reply back. I hope you got the video you needed