Colombian Death Road in American Truck Simulator
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- A fictional take on the Trampolin De La Muerta road in Colombia.
Road begins at 5:34
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South American big rigs are something. They have both US ans European and also uses Road Trains. Pretty crazy place to drive big rigs on.
I live in the Brazilian Amazon. Out here we have a "highway" that is not paved at all in this area. Once it rains, which happens roughly 6 months straight every year, it becomes a huge mess of the likes of spintires with a few overturned roadtrains along the way for good measure. Look for "transamazônica" on TH-cam and you'll get the idea. I once took a 4000km trip along that road on my ford fiesta under heavy rain and survived. Car wasn't too happy tho 😅
Não sabia que tinha BR que gosta do Jeff kkkkkkkkkk
@@djrbaker1 can you tell what 8:33 those stuff are then? I've seen brazilian trucks having them as well
@@dlrpanjsi783 that's a thing that tries to keep the tire inflated if it gets punctured I think. It's like a very stiff hose that connects to the center of the wheel
@@djrbaker1 wow thx. I've always been curious
This in multiplayer with "the boys" would just be a hilarious shitshow. But hopefully it will happen in the future.
I will second that. epic.
You KNOW Dave would get lost, even though there are only 2 possible ways hahaa
I don’t think TruckersMP is compatible with mods like this, unfortunately.
@@thestignl1153 i think it is compatable with truck mp if you get the 2nd one
For ETS2’s TruckersMP, you can’t download mod maps. I don’t know if ATS is any different.
I like how that is a mid to late 90's International, with a 2020 interior.
I was gonna say, I've been in my neighbors 4700 firewood truck from the 90s and that actually lines up with how old it is lmao
If they could pull this into mudrunner to get both experiences together that'd be rad
Snow runner *
Spintires*
@@oliverfan9816 Snowrunner and Mudrunner are by the original devs, Spintires got taken over by the publisher.
@@CWINDOWSsystem32 no spin tires was the original both mud runner and snow runner are the new ones
This is why I wasn't happy with the last showrunner the last update. It's time for something new let us explore some of the deadly roads around the world 🌍
Perfect road for Swift Transport😈😂😂😂
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That's perfect
Wow that's a good one
Man fuck you i see ya at work
Send Wrecker, I'm In Fucking Trouble
Sure Wish I Finished Training ... Single White Independent Female Trucker
The 'antennas' coming off the front wheels are tyre pressure monitors, the antenna bit is actually a cable that runs from the tyre cap into the computer that monitors pressures. This is common in logging and mining as it helps to know if they need to air down in mud or whether their tyres are pumped up enough for the load.
wow ur a smart baby :O
Neat! Thanks for sharing that's cool.
@@MetalMachine93 u a nice baby :O
Typically used to inflate and deflate tyres on the fly too
American truck sim is 1:20 scale
The UK in et2 is 1:15 and the rest Europe is 1:20 scale
20:12 “I think we got through the most difficult part of it”
Narrator: *”It got worse”*
Me: well i'm gonna do the homeworks
Jeff: No you're not
what
Huh???
Because i was going to do my homeworks but the notification came so..... I chose the video
@@lukasmarks0910 I think I’m the only one who got the joke lol I laughed my ass off
@@PrezTrades haha thanks dude
When the first “bridge” came up, I thought nothing of it because I thought the entire was rendered flat like a regular road with wood textures. I cringed when the wheel went through, that sounded nasty. Amazing driving skills! That second plank bridge made me anxious, but you handled it like a champ. Nice run!
Driving a tractor trailer on that road would be interesting & this mod is pretty damn cool. Sketchy but cool
Just looked it up. Says 200-300 people die each year driving on this road. 😨
yep, and I think he's right: don't ever do it with a tractor-trailer
This video reminds me so much of the Top Gear episode when they was driving on that road
That was the Yungas Road in Bolivia, not Colombia
@@armchairracer007 Oh. Mixed up those tow
I was driving from Farmington NM through Montrose CO with Ice on the mountain and no guardrail and at night! I forgot all about that until I was watching this. But I love those Big Rigs 20yr Trucking veteran!
I seriously can't wait until I can build my own driving simulator setup with track IR the trucking shifter knob etc... And get to really experience the game like your doing.
For something which is VERY CLEARLY a Unity asset mashup, it actually WORKS. I mean it looks horrid, but it actually works.
Whomever made this, well done.
I don't play ATS, I just enjoy the videos on it, Jeff is the main reason I purchased snowrunner and I must say I wasn't sure, than I played it and fully understand the Meta, the game is beautiful fun frustrating yet fun and rewarding, I can't stop playing it.
If only the mud would've been modeled, we'd still be watching Jeff driving along that road in 2022!
this remided me of one of the columbia episodes of the grand tour.. no one does it like jeremy, richard hammond, and james may.. theyve done the most craziest roads like damn lol. good vid jeff as always!
wanna piss of any Colombian? just say ColUmbia instead
35:20: From here it started saying "Stop, Check Engine". You never stopped for the whole thing lmao.
Wow, Ive been away from ATS for a couple years now, and Im shocked by how good this mod looks! Its great to see some solid map mods come out for this game
This is so good. I love how they've made new maps.
Not gonna lie, Jeff is too good for these truck driving and plane flying games. Edit: I also liked the video
Hey Jeff I think I’ve heard about a map of Mexico you should try to drive on la Rumorosa road great vid !! Keep it up
8:35 "County Maintenance Begins" 40:38 "County Maintenance Ends"
Bolivian road of death called Yungas Rd, did it in a rebuilt Isuzu trooper that had been converted (badly) from right hand drive to eft hand drive... when we started the trip in Coricco in the fog, and halfway thru it started raining and one of the back brakes would lock up when you hit them. They had guys who worked for tips as traffic control. They would park you at wide spots. It is 50 miles long and the only reason to take the road was to go to one of the tiny villages stuck on the side of of the mountain. Internationals usually have Navi’s tar or Cummins engines.
Nice! This reminds me of some ETS map mod I had, think it was either Czech Republic or Croatia on 1:1 scale. I remember it had some sweet dense forestry roads to drive through. I had a Range Rover HSE mod back then, which was super fun to use
My father just passed his trucking school for his CDL-A, and is currently choosing a company to drive for. He’s super impressed with your setup and wishes he could practice with it, haha
1st time I ever heard jeff say annoyance being fun. And holy crap those bridges look challenging.
I knew this was gonna be good from the title :). Love ya Jeff!!!!
I Never knew this road was a thing but that Vertical Bridge IS INSANE! Oh man you'd never catch me driving that thing IRL total death trap lol. Great Episode as always Jeff and thank you for showcasing this Mod to us
Jeff: Let's drive it like a rally course.
Cows: Can we not, please?
Went to Costa Rica twice back in 2002.
On our first visit I drove from San Jose down Rt 2 to San Isidro then over to the coast to get to a cabina in Uvita. (the coastal highway was just completed)
By the time we got to the coast at Dominical it was night and pitch black.
Turned South and drove along the coastal highway and got to the bridge over the Rio Higueron and saw this HUGE puddle (about 8x10 feet) in the North bound lane on the bridge. Didn't think anything of it because it had been raining.
Came back through there the next morning to hit a restaurant we passed by in Dominical...
Turns out that "puddle" we saw on the bridge WAS A FREGGIN' HOLE.
The water we saw WAS ACTUALLY HIGUERON RIVER TWENTY FEET BELOW.
Needless to say, over two trips and nearly 2000 km of driving (yes, we toured the entire country by Jeep) I grandma'd every. single. mile.
A lot of effort in making this map. Thats cool. It'd be fun to see animals along the way
Those "antennas" are part of a tire inflation system
thats right, it allows the driver to adjust the tire pressure from the cab of the truck without getting out of his seat. when you get to tough to drive terrain you can deflate the tire pressure to allow more tire surface to make contact and allow for better traction and then when you get on smooth road surfaces you can reinflate to regular tire pressure.
@@fortnitesworstplayer or, if you can, see if you can find an alternate route
@@Belchmaster41 that isn't all ways an option in other countries.
And it's modeled in the sim
As an American who lives in Colombia, the only things missing are the insane 3D modeled potholes and the crazy drivers.
My hat is off to anyone who actually does this. I found myself putting my foot to the floor pumping my imaginary brakes LOL
The "antenna" out the wheels are for adjusting wheel pressures from the cab.
*Looks at sign*
Jeff: No idea what that means.
Laughing my ass off. Legit me in every foreign country. ESPICALLY AIRPORTS!
Hey Jeff what up! I just wanna say I’m a big fan and I’m never late lol!
Reminded me of a movie called Sorcerer, from 1977 directed by William Friedkin. Great film, underrated and overlooked, but a damn fine film. About a crew driving trucks loaded with nitro across south american death roads. Scary as hell.
"When in doubt just keep giving it gas," ©️ Jeff Favignano Feb, 2021
Well said and quoted
It’s “when is doubt, throttle out”
Nice vid Jeff keep up the great work love your videos!
8:36 those tubings are the tire pressure regulators. It's connected to a compressor and can be controlled through your instrument panel. You can see the pressure and change it from inside our truck.
Look more closely. Those are mirrors, so that you can see where your wheels are in relation to the death road.
@@deanjo57790 no, those are not. Jeff means the tubes on the wells. If that was true, every old truck in Brazil were driving on the death road.
They are pressure regulators, very very common in Colombia's trucking, also, every old truck in Colombia that routs Mocoa-San Francisco. Also "Trampolin de la muerte" has been for many decades the only acces to Mocoa from Colombia's capital
Dude your setup the motion platform and all IS SIC !
Happy Tuesday Everyone
11:31 this is freaking me out right now im glad he's doing this and not me but this is kinda giving me anxiety to lol!
I hope in 1.41 they introduce better quality props because the current plants look straight out of gta 4
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I'm running this mod about 3 days now and it's epic, gives a nice twist to the game with the random road events like road works etc. Traction loss on some up hills forcing diff lock adds a bit of a realistic feel as well. Downside is profitability is horrendous as your drivers actually make negative money and due to lengths of the trips you make enough to keep afloat with truck maintenance and loans.
“When in doubt just give it some gas” 🤣🤣🤣
Man I think I have seen this road In videos before I would love to see you and the boys to try and conquer that road amazing video as always 💓
The "antenna" connected to the wheel is for regulating tyre pressure (probably useful on these roads)
Mmmmmm
Didn’t know that
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My name is after airforceproud95 because I like him a lot
No matter how bad my day is these videos always make me feel better. Thank you ❤️
I love your playstyle you would be so good at everyday jobs especially police work but you are amazing I'm literally just came back from a long time without gta 5 after my parents had me delete it but I wanted to watch you again so thanks for playing as you still were back then you really got me through some stuff thanks 😊
This episode reminded watching a episode of IRT: Deadliest Roads on History Channel.
love the content jeff. I watch your vids in the evening on my TV ♥
The blue trim looks so good
Could only imagine playing this route in VR.
It's so amazing that ATS has evolved so well, and is still developing. Just looking at it at the store, it looks like just another cheap game at Wal-Mart.
+Jeff Favignano the things that stick out help to inflate or deflate the tires; you control it from inside the truck so when youre going offroad you can dump the air out of the steering tires to get a larger patch
"This map is throwing things at us left and right" I think Jeff means it is throwing "him" left and right. :)
Used to work for a pipe Reline company and had to drive f750s with a 25ft walk-in box on the back, down makeshift pallet roads in the woods for service
I know what it's like when you talked about not having dental coverage when you were younger. It's something that I didn't have when I was younger and my oral health definitely suffered because of it.
I can't imagine driving on those roads with a triple trailer and 8x6 axles!
Hi Jeff! Im a viewer from Colombia, cool to see this video! keep it up! like your content!
That is a wicked pathway. Has me thinking about the truck drivers that do that for remote places & people.
Tractor-Trailer would make for a great driving experience. I’d love to see that. Great video as always, Jeff. Thank you.
Hey Jeff, Awesome vid btw, One Of my fav Series, Keep up the good work!
Keep up the great work Jeff! I hope you week is going well!
Do this again this episode was awesome
This is so cool that we are able to drive on roads in the world through simulator games and thanks to modders that honestly we probably never would be able to drive on in real life totally amazing thanks Jeff
42:07 The burger restaurant's sign had fallen over.
Hopefully there's a Dalton Highway mod out there, or there's someone already working on one. That would be a great one to watch.
anyone else getting Grand Tour vibes? Where Jeramy, Richard and May drove on horrid roads in Colombia just like the ones at 05:39
PS: love ya vids Jeff, all the best from Aberystwyth, West Wales 🏴🏴
Please do that route with a tractor trailer. Keep up the great vids! 👍👍👍
I didn't have a snack, but was convinced to go get one at 9:38
This is pure insanity. Those orange cones are very brave.
“Hold on cows, we’re almost there”
Cows: xxxxx
I had a great weekend and I had a great day
Jeff your are the best calmest nicest youtuber I watch
1:1 of Columbia? And I thought the team that made a 1:1 of the Dalton Highway were lunatics.
Colombia* 😜
Best TH-camr going
So addictive
Keep it up!
Very cool you tried a map of my country. The bridges are in case of landslides which are common in these rural dirt roads.
Hahaha Enjoyed watching this I live in Colombia and have ridden that road on a motorbike and it took 4 and half hours to drive, the average time for most trucks is 4 hours 50 to 5 hours for that route. the sand is just a continuous brake, and if it has rained a lot you have three or four waterfalls crossing on top of the road, plus add all the other people on the road going both ways and everyone driving with the me me me attitude. you had a clear road haha if you are able to sim it with traffic it will scare the hell out of you... the Buses slow for no one
if you want to try a normal road in Colombia do the route Bogota to Gacheta if it is availible, the standard real life time for locals is 2 hours 20 to drive an 80km route, non locals about 4 hours. you got from 2600 meters above sea level up to 3500 meters up and then down to 1600 meters above sea level within those 80km. the drop from 3500 to 1600 is over a distance of 40km, and it is all switchbacks and hairpins, i think you would love it
I do love map mods but the truck mods that u see from different countries is very nice
The blue trim looks good tbh
I really like Jeff’s muscle car wheel that he’s using, id much rather use that instead of a high end racing wheel
In the words of Jeremy Clarkson, if you're in doubt resort to "speed and POWWWWEEERRRR"
Wow Jeff, That was a hell of a ride. That makes Wolf Creek Pass look like a Scouting hiking trail! Looked like some of the bridges in the old Tarzan movies from the Forties my grandmother used to watch. You certainly earn a good stiff drink after driving a rig on that road. Will definitely be tuning in to see you drive a truck and trailer through all that. Good luck with your dental work. Gonna be blinding us with your big grin when it's all done. Take Care!
Haha - i smiled when you got to the drop-off point! Looks like this construction site's getting some bovine workforce!
Your steering wheel is awesome
Congrats on the dental work! I totally get where you’re coming from bc I’m in the “I need to fix it but I can’t afford it” stage right now. Working on fixing my diet to help with the process.
Jeff. You are the greatest truck driver that never drove truck. Lmao even for a video game that was damn impressive
Yessss back it again with Jeff amazing truck videos😂this should be a fun one to watch, hope the everyone had a nice weekend
I remember that ice road truckers spin off where they did this road. Crazy stuff
With a name like "death road" the red sky is perfect!
My gums are starting to pink up lmao Jeff your awesome bro
I could imagine Ken Block drifting this
I like the blue trim in the gauges it looks cool
I definitely want to see a 18 wheeler try that road.
I'm not huge on ATS... but this was fun as hell!
Id love to see u take a tractor trailer through that lol itd also be nice to see an ice road truckers version. Crossing frozen lakes and everything just like they do
When he got on the dirt road it looks like when your driving on unknown mountains in japan (it happened when me and my dad were trying to find a amusement park but somehow the GPS ended up bringing us to a mountain 😂)