That cockpit view behind the REAL moving car was insane. In my head I knew he stopped in time but behind the wheel it looked like a completely different outcome.
That's amazing. I assumed the truck was empty but it turns out it's fully loaded. Unreal. The way the truck is designed in front to force the momentum down on the front wheels is genius.
All true, but also… semi trucks actually stop faster when fully loaded. More weight on the tires=better traction. The only time weight is problematic is on long downhills, when the extra force required to keep the truck at constant speed can overheat the brakes, rendering them useless. That’s how you get runaway trucks. In emergency braking situations, more weight is counterintuitively helpful. It’s why cars stop significantly faster than motorcycles.
@@1995blooper You're talking shit. Heavier vehicles take longer to stop, there's massive amounts of testing data to back this up. For example, Terex 25 dump truck test: Tare = 19,440 kg Load = 23,000 kg GVM = 42,440 kg Top speed = 60 kmh stopping distance at top speed when empty = 67 metres stopping distance fully loaded = 93 metres Motorbikes don't stop as well as cars because they have two wheels. More tyre, more traction.
@@kortykuu not true at all. I'm a native English speaker & I learned french in the university as well as spanish and english has the most inconsistent phonetics unlike most languages. Ex. One rhymes with gun, but not with lone. (One is pronounced differently depending on the word it's found in) Sew and new don't rhyme. Retain and Britain don't rhyme. Enough rhymes with none of the following - Though, through, bough, cough, hough, sough, tough Colonel - not pronounced co-lo-nel Butcher - not pronounced but-cher Island - not pronounced is-land And so on.
To be fair, yes the weight is a big factor, but these huge trucks also have lots of huge wheels. The main limiting factor in braking distance is not brake force, but grip on the road, and so with all that traction the Volvo can employ muchhh more powerful brakes than a road car can.
@@cautarepvp2079 Because it slows them down. They obvoiusly lose part of the control of the vehicle. And a lot of long established drivers don't like that. Of course this is extremely stupid but thats whats happening.
As a Brazilian, I say Volvo trucks are the best. Here in a country where the economy is supported by roads often full of holes, unevenness and lack of asphalt. In addition to the large amount of mountains in Brazilian territory and extremely heavy loads. Volvo has dominated the market for years. To do this in such a precarious country in terms of roads, it's not because Volvo trucks are anything but trucks, they are extremely efficient machines!
It's an auto generated LOD in PUBG actually. Some devs made those by hand but it takes time which companies don't have today urged by making more money. So they use crappy algorithms in 3D sculpting programms which generate such horrendously looking 3d models
Actually there was a case in the Netherlands in which a driver of a car brakechecked a truck with a similar system, the truck behind had no time to react and it ended up in a fatal crash
Look at how slow these trucks are moving.. You really think this is gonna work above 60 mph.. The problem in the U.S is the hills and sometimes people not maintaining their breaks and boom you got a runaway truck flying down a hill but even then we have emergency stops in most of these trucking routes. Haven't heard of a story like that in ages though. Yes i'm from the U.S.
@@BlazedBob Well also in the US our roads are much larger than those in the smaller European countries. Wider lanes with large shoulders and wide medians, there's a lot more options than just hitting the brakes
I like how you can see 3 distinct level to the braking, stage one is an early braking speed, stage two is a normal braking speed, and stage three is brown alert defy the laws of momentum braking speed
To avoid risk, it would be best to use a remote controlled or automated vehicle. Unless a rep or executive of the collision avoidance tech company or of the company which builds the end product is that confident to drive the front vehicle.
I just watched the in cab view again. The speedometer shows the needle a hair below 60 and gradually falling before hard braking. If that is km/s, then that's ~37mph or slightly less and falling. Try it at real highway speeds. I'm not knocking the tech though. It's a much needed and useful feature. I'm just not sure I'd be confident sitting in the front car in a test where failure could mean serious injury.
Me: "Well, it's way easier with an unloaded truck, let's see them do that with a full load." Description: "The tractor trailer is fully loaded to 40 tonnes" Well, shit, colour me impressed.
It takes a special type of naivety to make comments like that. This system sucks and is prone to error. It's only good if you're totally blind and inept
not really. the load would shift forward and crush whoever's inside that truck, to death... Also, what if this feature malfunctions and does it randomly when passing low clearance bridges or snow?
@@NunYurbis you sure about that? i had a brand new penske rental, an international prostar, 1 out of 5 bridges id go under a warning message would popup on the dash saying " COLLISSION IMMINENT" and would engage the service brakes automatically, i couldnt even ovverride it by accelerating... this was 14 feet tall bridges (with truck clearance of 13'6), so please spare me the lesson on what engineers know or dont know... thankfully it would brake about 15 kmh before the warning message dissapeared, but i got rid of that rental fast before it got worse.
@@alexscheff183 technically you can only really secure the payload for G forces going up and down. on flat beds especially, you cant secure the load going forward or backward. it would be impossible to strap or chain, since theres nothing to grab it by the front or rear of cargo.
@@dhvsheabdh That's ABS which is very common in modern cars and for many years mandatory in the US. The main thing they're showcasing here is the warning warning and automatic braking system.
Good God, this is super impressive - I don’t think most people understand how extremely difficult it is to get an entire 18 wheeler to slow down *that* quickly and not catch fire or eviscerate it’s brakes
In around 1960s VOVLO could have made fortune from patent but chose to give away its 3 point seat belt design for free for everyone's safety and saved millions of lives. MASSIVE RESPECT.
I would quite literally shit bricks if I saw a thicc ass Volvo truck coming that fast behind me😂 Woah, thanks for all the likes. I've never had this many for one comment!
_Caller_ : Hello 911, I want to report an accident. _Operator_ : Okay sir, can you tell me what happened? _Caller_ : A Volvo truck hit my car. _Operator_ : Nice try. **hangs up**
Definitely impressive for a 40t rig to be able to break so fast, but the truck only has 40% of the axles, the rest are on the Krone trailer. So this not only shows Volvo's quality, but also Krone's
@@wowftw120 not sure about EU standards..but beginning in 1978 all wheels on a truck-trailer combo were required to have brakes in the US. EU tends to have better emphasis on safety so I figured they'd follow suit soon after, if not predated.
@@AlexanderNash no need to be rude, a lot of trailers don't have brakes. But I just googled it and it said if it weighs over 750kg it has to have brakes and I'm guessing trailers this size weigh quite a bit over that
Samuel Madeira Regardless, I guarantee you - if you were at the demo in the white car, even if you KNEW the truck could safely stop in time, even if you've seen it done a dozen times, I GUARANTEE you if you were in the car, you'd be pretty darn terrified.
+Dewi Gray I think this is truck, not a lorry. Lorrys are smaller, and they are without trailer, but trucks are only tractors, or tractor with trailer. (I'm not talking about 'farm tractors', but 'truck' tractors) Or just truck with had trailer which u put on the seatle (seatle is that thingy over rear wheels of truck).
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i always thought lorry in British term for American truck
Tracked vehicles cause excessive damage to pavement; which most places can't afford to keep all of in good condition. How does it make sense to allow tanks to be driven everywhere? Maybe they have to pay for a special trip permit? OTOH, they also burn excessive fuel which is also taxed heavily, unless the owner makes their own where it isn't taxed in that case.
There have been private owners that drive decommissioned armored vehicles, tracked ones yes... around the streets and to even gas stations. IDK their legality but there are videos of people doing that. Yes tracks do damage pavements more than wheels but doesn't appear that its strictly illegal.
Set the option to enable engine brake toggling. When driving make sure it's left on and use cruise control. Learn to toggle it on for braking and off for smoother driving around corners within cities. It works quite well, even without a retarder in the transmission. Not as well as this demo though. You still have to adjust your speed a decent distance in advance to avoid collisions and tickets. I've gone through intersections at off ramps because I didn't adjust it down far enough before getting to the off ramp. Hard braking with the service brakes, engine brake and retarder combined is too little if you wait just a little too long with a full load. If the off ramp is ascending that helps but you can even get in trouble there. If it descends, brace yourself and steer off the road, where you won't get stuck and have to call for help, while braking hard at every point you feel it's safe.
TH-cam algorithm: Let's recommend a seven-year-old truck safety video to an 18-year-old who'll never have to drive one, ever. Me: Seems interesting, *clicks*.
These brakes and emergency brake assists literally save lives here. Can make the difference between a dozed off trucker hitting the end of a traffic jam at 85 kph or not. I also like how the system never overreacts but only applies the brakes when a collision is imminent.
Volvo truck brakes just in time. Everyone is shaking, they come outside to get a breath. Unfortunately for them, kha’zix has his wings and hops around killing them all.
@@user-wq9mw2xz3j 60km/h is actually pretty fast. It doesn't feel that way when you sit inside a vehicle because you get "speed blind", I think it's called. Stand on the side of the road and it's an entirely different perspective.
One time I almost saw an accident because of this. A retard overtook a truck, but rejoined the lane way too fast. The truck started braking really hard (Im assuming it was a system similar to this since it was a recent truck) and the people behind the truck had their lives flash by their eyes. Luckily they were leaving enough space, but still.. scary too see. I was behind everyone.
@@danielmartins4367 Yeah I was in a similar situation once o twice it's scary af specially in my country where most cars or even trucks are outdated. Some maniacs should never been allowed to drive anything...
Only thing more impressive than this video is the amount of experts in any truck vs. car crash video’s comment sections telling me that semis/trucks can’t come to a stop in time and thus are free to hit any car that gets in there way.
You don't want to stop faster. Because at some point, the person behind you can't be hold accountable for hitting you if you have supersonic brakes or something, if it was physically possible. You might have missed the person in front of you, but you can't miss the one behind you.
please stop with these TH-cam recommendations comments. We get it. They appeared in your recommend, and are strange/weird. No need to comment about it, so did 100 other people.
@@smyffmawzz if you paid attention in physics you would know, that the mass doesn´t effect the braking power as long as the brakes are strong enough which they defintely are on this truck.
I could imagine a few people in the labs were like "This is gonna scare some sense into a few people" Mike, This must be one of those moments, you have nothing to say but wanna be included anyway..
This is something a lot of people get wrong, everyone thinks trucks take a lot of space to stop but in reality their braking systems are incredibly powerful
Correct me if i'm wrong. But I was so Amazed to Learn that Volvo Created the seatbelt. Only to freely give it away to other companies. Now that is safety to the max. And really shows you where the heart of a company is at.
@@KagemandenDK and? Thats the drivers fault most likely 1st of all I dont see the equipment on the car that makes it auto break 2nd of all if hes thrusting the pedal then ofc it wont work
Shout out to the engineers and scientists who dedicate their life to the safety of others
Not going to lie, this made me very happy!
And then the idiots who drink and drive making this whole system almost usless.
Holy shit yea this thing stops faster than some cars
What a great comment
Finally, some respect
Here at Volvo we don't believe in physics.
Broke my iPhone 😂😂😂
XD true a such heavy truck can break so hard
Neither do u
😂🤣
Hahahahaha....really really good one...it is that insane!
Everybody is talking about the braking system but boy, those wheels deserve some respect too.
oh, they're burning with respect alright!
Yes
How about the drivers
And everything holding that cab on oooo jesus think of the strain on those bolts
@Jdawg 12 Eat shit punk
That cockpit view behind the REAL moving car was insane. In my head I knew he stopped in time but behind the wheel it looked like a completely different outcome.
Truck has mirrors that the camera don't show, so the driver would see the car.
R.I.P anyone whoever is following the truck.
Rip the kilos of Coke in the trailer
Unless its a volvo
Don't fucking tailgate then..
Oh shit. Didn't think that
@@TheDutchShepherd Poor Audi behind
That's amazing. I assumed the truck was empty but it turns out it's fully loaded. Unreal. The way the truck is designed in front to force the momentum down on the front wheels is genius.
All true, but also… semi trucks actually stop faster when fully loaded. More weight on the tires=better traction. The only time weight is problematic is on long downhills, when the extra force required to keep the truck at constant speed can overheat the brakes, rendering them useless. That’s how you get runaway trucks. In emergency braking situations, more weight is counterintuitively helpful. It’s why cars stop significantly faster than motorcycles.
@@1995blooper You're talking shit. Heavier vehicles take longer to stop, there's massive amounts of testing data to back this up. For example, Terex 25 dump truck test:
Tare = 19,440 kg
Load = 23,000 kg
GVM = 42,440 kg
Top speed = 60 kmh
stopping distance at top speed when empty = 67 metres
stopping distance fully loaded = 93 metres
Motorbikes don't stop as well as cars because they have two wheels. More tyre, more traction.
@@tristinwilcox9518 Except that it's totally wrong and real world crash testing data shows this.
@@1995blooper stop spreading misinformation
@@1995blooper Definitely BS, but I'm curious now how light a semi truck would have to be for this to be true.
Considering the amount of weight that the brakes stop in such a short time is incredible
i think its actually easyer because with such a high weight the weels dont drift. still very impressive tho
@@janthegood easier, wheels, though
@@veolouxx for my defense im german and the englisch spelling system is crap
@@janthegood spelling system? im sure English is one of the easiest languages to learn
@@kortykuu not true at all. I'm a native English speaker & I learned french in the university as well as spanish and english has the most inconsistent phonetics unlike most languages.
Ex. One rhymes with gun, but not with lone. (One is pronounced differently depending on the word it's found in) Sew and new don't rhyme. Retain and Britain don't rhyme. Enough rhymes with none of the following - Though, through, bough, cough, hough, sough, tough
Colonel - not pronounced co-lo-nel
Butcher - not pronounced but-cher
Island - not pronounced is-land
And so on.
I find it crazy how this is still impressive a decade later, this truck stops faster than a good chunk of cars, and the truck is fully loaded.
To be fair, yes the weight is a big factor, but these huge trucks also have lots of huge wheels. The main limiting factor in braking distance is not brake force, but grip on the road, and so with all that traction the Volvo can employ muchhh more powerful brakes than a road car can.
@@sharcc2511exactly 👍
Why isn't this in Euro Truck Simulator 2?!
Ikr, in ETS, You use all brakes that exist and it still doesn't stop in time.
That's what binding a button to quicksave is for :P
Fanatyk Samochodowy having it on full brake power sucks for normal driving hence why its turned down most of the time
xD
who uses braking in ETS2? I need that quick time delivery bonus, hell i almost roll when driving on off-ramps
Imagine that truck coming at you full speed and your life flashes before your eyes then suddenly you realize it’s a Volvo
The it hits you because it’s actually fully loaded unlike this one
@@myfatassdick Also most drivers disable the emergency breaking because they think they drive better without.
@@schorschmcgill why would they do that lol
@@cautarepvp2079 Because it slows them down. They obvoiusly lose part of the control of the vehicle. And a lot of long established drivers don't like that. Of course this is extremely stupid but thats whats happening.
@@myfatassdick check the description, it's fully loaded
No damage to either vehicle, impressive although the i'm sure the car driver will have a heart attack when they look in the rear view mirror.
rather have a milled heart attack then be carried by 6 any day of the week
But it depends on a person.
I don't know why anyone is feeling for that guy. He probably does that stuff for a living made made $10,000 or more for that.
Caleb M if you read what he wrote he never specified who would have a heart attack, he means any driver on the roads.
The car didn't stay stationery... So he obviously was a bit concerned lol
Having driven Trucks off and on for nearly 30 years I am here to say, that is impressive.
Same here, you bet your ass it's impressive!
Having never driven a truck in my life, I'm here to say, I know.
That’s it.
I’m buying a Volvo truck
😂😂😂
😂
why do you laugh at him
@@boah1668 because as a person it's pretty weird to have a truck...
@@thorsten5198 I literally have a Massey Ferguson combine harvester and that makes me weird?
0:38 "oh look a penny"
😂😂😂👍
HAHAHAHA
That's a good one 😂
🤣
Underrated
It's been 8 years. Imagine how much the brake system must have been improved right now.
I've heard the brake improvement research is coming to a halt.
@@JohnyG29 why
edit: ok i get the joke now
@@VANTABL4CK r/whoosh
@@thetrainsrock r/woooosh*
hehe damn it nearly got me, pretty smart
As a Brazilian, I say Volvo trucks are the best. Here in a country where the economy is supported by roads often full of holes, unevenness and lack of asphalt. In addition to the large amount of mountains in Brazilian territory and extremely heavy loads. Volvo has dominated the market for years. To do this in such a precarious country in terms of roads, it's not because Volvo trucks are anything but trucks, they are extremely efficient machines!
If it wasn’t for corruption Brazil would have been in the top 5 richest countries
@@Pretzel829 You can say that about any developing country bro.. corruption and crime is the bane of a country's existence
that red car looking like it was autogenerated in google earth
Tf, you're not allowed to spit truth here
It's an auto generated LOD in PUBG actually. Some devs made those by hand but it takes time which companies don't have today urged by making more money. So they use crappy algorithms in 3D sculpting programms which generate such horrendously looking 3d models
@@rimquelsiret ye, youtube will delete your comment automatically if you do anything of the sort!
Lmao
It doe be kinda lukking fresh doe
The guy driving behind the truck: “Well shiiii...”
big time.
everyone needs to start driving 18 wheelers 🤷♂️
If you are dumb enough to drive so close xD
@@masterofpunz na 747 All day
Actually there was a case in the Netherlands in which a driver of a car brakechecked a truck with a similar system, the truck behind had no time to react and it ended up in a fatal crash
Damn, my physics teacher lied to me. He said he got hit by a Volvo truck
S. Bor oh lol
now THAT'S physically impossible broo...
lol PHYSICALLY impossible
@ab sheikh best one! 👌😂🤣
Could have rear ended his car while moving. Easily can survive
Meanwhile: American made trucks still continue plowing through cars like a train.
Move or get moved. The American Way
@@TekuTaurus 😂😂😭😭
Made in US the new made in China for me
Look at how slow these trucks are moving.. You really think this is gonna work above 60 mph.. The problem in the U.S is the hills and sometimes people not maintaining their breaks and boom you got a runaway truck flying down a hill but even then we have emergency stops in most of these trucking routes. Haven't heard of a story like that in ages though. Yes i'm from the U.S.
@@BlazedBob Well also in the US our roads are much larger than those in the smaller European countries. Wider lanes with large shoulders and wide medians, there's a lot more options than just hitting the brakes
The guy driving the car must have nerves of steel.
Nah fam it’s a volvo. They’re gonna be fine even if the truck rear ends it
Yeah, very ballsy too
Hello there
Not when ylou have trust
@@eun5oo280 Yep, no harm in crashing into a broken pile of junk
Do this in euro truck and I still get 7% trailer damage
lmao xD
mutemiz bro i like deadass still play that
Atleast you dont take a life
@@scooby3715 its the most OG game ever
The comment what I was looking for
youtube: hey buddy, wanna see some trucks using brakes?
me: yep. why not.
this :D
😂😂😂😂
😂
Ur so right
I clicked on this for nostalgia lol
I like how you can see 3 distinct level to the braking, stage one is an early braking speed, stage two is a normal braking speed, and stage three is brown alert defy the laws of momentum braking speed
The boxes in the back: ⬅️↗️➡️↖️↙️↕️↔️⬆️◀️↖️↗️↕️🔄↪️🔁🔃🔂🔂🔂🔂🔂🔂↖️↗️⬆️
Uses UNO reverse card.
TIG3RR guessing the truck was unloaded, would be nice to see it at / near capacity on wet pavement 😂
Bob dabiuld the system will know the payload as well as the road condition. She's taking 180 measurements per second
Bob dabiuld maybe read the description..
Horses in the back 🔙
Mad props to whoever was brave enough to drive the white volvo for this test. Brave man.
To avoid risk, it would be best to use a remote controlled or automated vehicle. Unless a rep or executive of the collision avoidance tech company or of the company which builds the end product is that confident to drive the front vehicle.
I would drive it. It's a Volvo. What's gonna happen, the bumper sticker gets a scratch?
Does the active collision avoidance or mitigation avoid or respond to being rear ended?
I just watched the in cab view again. The speedometer shows the needle a hair below 60 and gradually falling before hard braking. If that is km/s, then that's ~37mph or slightly less and falling. Try it at real highway speeds. I'm not knocking the tech though. It's a much needed and useful feature. I'm just not sure I'd be confident sitting in the front car in a test where failure could mean serious injury.
"Professionals" mentioned at the end of video.
Me: "Well, it's way easier with an unloaded truck, let's see them do that with a full load."
Description: "The tractor trailer is fully loaded to 40 tonnes"
Well, shit, colour me impressed.
Semis are designed to be driven loaded, and will stop quicker with a loaded trailer than an empty one.
Let’s see them do this at highway speeds, that would be more impressive
@@FritzAdler hadn't realised that, makes sense!
@@tracyfollowell6747 I thought the second test was done from 60 mph.
@@Ball1501 60 km/h
Let's take a moment to appreciate the engineers behind this amazing technology
It takes a special type of naivety to make comments like that. This system sucks and is prone to error. It's only good if you're totally blind and inept
Tesla: Our trucks do 0-60 in 8 seconds.
Volvo: Our trucks do 60-0 in 4 seconds.
Walls: we make trucks go 60-0 in 1 second
@@hadhamalnam LOL SO DEAD
Lol, so underrated comment
Beautiful
We talking 0 to 60 in mph? And from 60 to 0 in km/h?
All jokes aside, that braking is extremely impressive
not really. the load would shift forward and crush whoever's inside that truck, to death...
Also, what if this feature malfunctions and does it randomly when passing low clearance bridges or snow?
@@GBgrenade I'm pretty sure the engineers are aware of the existence of both bridges and snow.
@@GBgrenade then it would be the fault of the truck driver. He has to secure his payload that way this doesn’t happen
@@NunYurbis you sure about that? i had a brand new penske rental, an international prostar, 1 out of 5 bridges id go under a warning message would popup on the dash saying " COLLISSION IMMINENT" and would engage the service brakes automatically, i couldnt even ovverride it by accelerating... this was 14 feet tall bridges (with truck clearance of 13'6), so please spare me the lesson on what engineers know or dont know... thankfully it would brake about 15 kmh before the warning message dissapeared, but i got rid of that rental fast before it got worse.
@@alexscheff183 technically you can only really secure the payload for G forces going up and down. on flat beds especially, you cant secure the load going forward or backward. it would be impossible to strap or chain, since theres nothing to grab it by the front or rear of cargo.
I wish this system would've stopped me before I sold my bitcoin at $500
Oof
bruh
Ahahah good one
@@meteanlalms5427 in my defence I bought 1000 of them at $0.73 and made quite a decent amount
Still fbm
0:10 The little red Volvo at the start is the same model I drive. Wonderful car - never let me down.
Physics : "According to Newton's law, If an objec-"
Volvo : "We dont do that here"
Underrated comment😂
Haha
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Then Physic’s reaction is your dp 😂
imagine breaker
Truck: Brakes
10 million people: This is interesting
Bruh.mp4😆😆
Lol
Whole country of sweden*
These is interesting* fix your grammar before posting an comment
10,681,835* million people
You know what's funny is that the drivers behind the truck, probably don't have this technology. Full speed ahead!
Caden Elkin their fault for following too closely
The brakes are normal for trucks. Trucks are supposed to stop in the same distance as other cars and have very powerful brakes for that purpose.
@@Xandros999 Right, but it's getting the brakes to actually stop the vehicle without it just skidding like a train.
@@dhvsheabdh That's ABS which is very common in modern cars and for many years mandatory in the US.
The main thing they're showcasing here is the warning warning and automatic braking system.
Good drivers know that they should keep distance specially in high speed
Good God, this is super impressive - I don’t think most people understand how extremely difficult it is to get an entire 18 wheeler to slow down *that* quickly and not catch fire or eviscerate it’s brakes
No we don't understand we all are stupid people, thanks for explaining it to us man
When the trucker just wants to ram into some cars but his truck won’t let him
A big FFFUUU moment
Terminator doesnt like Volvo... T-1000 hates it.
@@Alexriga Exactly. How is he going to ram the hell out of young Connor's dirt bike?
🤣🤣🤣
@@HMSL86 :D
Plot twist: The emergency braking only works on other volvo cars.
Other car brands will not be recognized and therefore run over.
Too bad …
when they disable cross platform play
Lol ye
🤣
Remember that video with the Volvo car showing off auto brake that accidentally hits the guy?
Ohh yeah I remember that one 😂
Oof yes poor guy
He totally intentionally hit that guy
Yea but the cars is owned by China, The trucks are still owned by sweden
The brake grew up so fast...
I am genuinely speechless right now... a 1 minute 10 second long video of collisions mitigation on a semi truck has over 23,000,000 views 🤯
I have about 0.1% interest in trucks.
TH-cam - "That's good enough"
Lmao
These parameters... are acceptable
the most i do is play euro truck sim 2
What about an interest in safety
Well you clicked on the Video so youtube was right😄
But your coffee will spill everywhere... sort that one out Volvo
Lawson Palmer
Hanging cup holder. Boom.
smashing in someones back will spill that too you know
wait your Volvo has cup holders? lol
Easy, spill it yourself before it spills itself
@@rakashii6599 hahahaha
In around 1960s VOVLO could have made fortune from patent but chose to give away its 3 point seat belt design for free for everyone's safety and saved millions of lives. MASSIVE RESPECT.
Mercedes did the same thing with their anti-lock brakes and safety systems.
And Volvo's SIPS( Side Impact Protection System)
@@ictpilot You mean ABS
@@user-xz6bj1jl5p No I mean what I said.
@@user-xz6bj1jl5pAnti-lock Brake System = ABS
As a professional truck break inspector I can confirm these are top of the line breaks
Brakes? 😬
@@Kyle_Evers yes
High quality smoke and lunch breaks
@@Kyle_Evers 😂
As someone with no experience with truck breaks, I can confirm you made a minor spelling error and will be given the death sentence
*You too saw the clip with the boy that ran Infront of a Volvo truck and got saved by these brakes!* 🤯
Ya😂
@@sunnyprakash9355 this is not funny
Ya just saw a few minutes ago 😳
Yup
@@YourLocalCafe tired of y’all genz getting offended over everything shut up and laugh boe dang
I would quite literally shit bricks if I saw a thicc ass Volvo truck coming that fast behind me😂
Woah, thanks for all the likes. I've never had this many for one comment!
That's what she said.
@@curtwhite876 well done...well done indeed
@@curtwhite876 lol
Anyone would. But trucks like those usually go on highways
Wow shit bricks ... how ?
_Caller_ : Hello 911, I want to report an accident.
_Operator_ : Okay sir, can you tell me what happened?
_Caller_ : A Volvo truck hit my car.
_Operator_ : Nice try.
**hangs up**
Hilarious
That's so good xD
😂😂😂
I genuinely laughed lol
😂😂😂😂👍
Definitely impressive for a 40t rig to be able to break so fast, but the truck only has 40% of the axles, the rest are on the Krone trailer. So this not only shows Volvo's quality, but also Krone's
The trailer probably doesnt have brakes on the wheels
@@wowftw120 not sure about EU standards..but beginning in 1978 all wheels on a truck-trailer combo were required to have brakes in the US. EU tends to have better emphasis on safety so I figured they'd follow suit soon after, if not predated.
The rig didn't break at all. It braked and stopped without breaking. That is the impressive part.
@@wowftw120 Trailers have air-brakes. You literally don't know what you're talking about.
@@AlexanderNash no need to be rude, a lot of trailers don't have brakes. But I just googled it and it said if it weighs over 750kg it has to have brakes and I'm guessing trailers this size weigh quite a bit over that
Well that's even closer than I'll ever be with my crush
The most sad and the most relatable thing I've heard all day.
Don't be a pessimist dude, just be her friend at first ^_^
Hey man, are you ok?
Relatable AF bruh
Crush indeed
The guy in the V70 probably shat himself when he looked in the mirrors
Samuel Madeira Do you really think I didn't know that? A lorry storming at you just must look scary in the mirrors...
Samuel Madeira set up or not. its a real lorry!
Samuel Madeira Regardless, I guarantee you - if you were at the demo in the white car, even if you KNEW the truck could safely stop in time, even if you've seen it done a dozen times, I GUARANTEE you if you were in the car, you'd be pretty darn terrified.
+Dewi Gray I think this is truck, not a lorry. Lorrys are smaller, and they are without trailer, but trucks are only tractors, or tractor with trailer. (I'm not talking about 'farm tractors', but 'truck' tractors) Or just truck with had trailer which u put on the seatle (seatle is that thingy over rear wheels of truck).
i always thought lorry in British term for American truck
If you want to be safe on the road, buy Volvo. If you want to be VERY safe on the road, buy Volvo truck. :D
Buy a tank, see who has balls to ram into you..
WoLFMaN yeah unless in russia, not advised. You are gonna have the whole nation corps on your tail with all possible weapons.
Wrong. You can drive tanks on the streets all over the world, but if it doesn't have any shooting capacity, and if you don't have mental issues.
Tracked vehicles cause excessive damage to pavement; which most places can't afford to keep all of in good condition. How does it make sense to allow tanks to be driven everywhere? Maybe they have to pay for a special trip permit? OTOH, they also burn excessive fuel which is also taxed heavily, unless the owner makes their own where it isn't taxed in that case.
There have been private owners that drive decommissioned armored vehicles, tracked ones yes... around the streets and to even gas stations. IDK their legality but there are videos of people doing that.
Yes tracks do damage pavements more than wheels but doesn't appear that its strictly illegal.
Jesus that is insanely impressive
Physics: *exists*
Volvo: hold my momentum
Nice
Underrated
😂😂😂😂😂
Nice
Eh
Insurance scammer: ”I see a potential target.” Volvo truck: ”Hold my brakes.”
Imagine purposely running into a 80,000 pound truck
@@weegle. those people are so stupid, they deserve the Darwin Award for brake-checking a truck.
Was about to say something similar 😂😂
😂
@@weegle. I have a 220lp bike I’m sure I’d win 😂
I wish I could brake as fast in Euro Truck Simulator. It would have saved me many $
you can... alter your breaking sensitivity in your options....or settings..😀
+msgamingelite Except the slightest brake tap will slam your face into the windshield xD
+MicroKORGI games like ets2 you can't play it properly with only the keyboard
Set the option to enable engine brake toggling. When driving make sure it's left on and use cruise control. Learn to toggle it on for braking and off for smoother driving around corners within cities. It works quite well, even without a retarder in the transmission. Not as well as this demo though. You still have to adjust your speed a decent distance in advance to avoid collisions and tickets. I've gone through intersections at off ramps because I didn't adjust it down far enough before getting to the off ramp. Hard braking with the service brakes, engine brake and retarder combined is too little if you wait just a little too long with a full load. If the off ramp is ascending that helps but you can even get in trouble there. If it descends, brace yourself and steer off the road, where you won't get stuck and have to call for help, while braking hard at every point you feel it's safe.
super brake!
Every clip I watch I'm like, there's no way he's stopping in time
Teslas can go 0-60 in 3 secs, but can it go 60-0 in 3 secs? Well, probably, but so can the Volvo truck!
I like that one 😭😂
But can the volvo go 0 to 60 in 3 secs? No
Psh.. i can go 60-0 in less than a sec. with anything
Any car can go from 60-0 in 1 second
Just hit a concrete wall
PetePlayz - Norsk Gaming 😆🤣 true
Thats the braking distance at 40 ton gross? Omg that's amazing.
Mimon Barakacka Can you read?
Mimon Barakacka the description says it’s loaded full 40 tons
@Mimon Barakacka is it a b8 m8 ? Or you are actually serious
@Mimon Barakacka "but steel is heavier than feathers" moment
@Mimon Barakacka 40 tons of anything is still 40 tons
They must be using the best Nokia break pads
True.
robby serna it’s brake not break you moron
@@munchiemunch3136 correct the man but no need to insult him.
You check the brakes and they are literally just old used brick phones.
@@munchiemunch3136 Breaking news: Not everyone has English as their primary language.
Volvo, the creator of all safety and reliability in cars. The creators of the seatbelt and this.
The tractor trailer is fully loaded to 40 tons GCW.
lyou guys rocks
If you can, tell the engineers they are saving lives. Most impressive.
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That's impressive.
I love how much volvo spends on safety features instead of bragging or making cars sporty
Best truck im the whole world
TH-cam algorithm: Let's recommend a seven-year-old truck safety video to an 18-year-old who'll never have to drive one, ever.
Me: Seems interesting, *clicks*.
Do not question the algorithm
Same situation
You don't know that you won't be driving one.
@@vanskis7618 oof
Honestly I feel the same I have 0 plans of ever driving a big truck and I found this video interesting
How full is the truck, though? That makes quite a difference.
It's in the description.
40 tons
@@samadhoosen6014 Oh. Just noticed. You're right.
One more crate of beer in the back, and that car would be flat
@@xpusostomos that rhymes beautifully
These brakes and emergency brake assists literally save lives here. Can make the difference between a dozed off trucker hitting the end of a traffic jam at 85 kph or not.
I also like how the system never overreacts but only applies the brakes when a collision is imminent.
This is actually really impressive
the fact they did this in rain too, immagion how good the brakes are on a normal dry day
me: about to get ran over by a truck
volvo truck: brakes and stops
me: dies from heart attack
Lmfao
Volvo Truck: am I a joke to you?
@@emilamann9681 really😂
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lol first time ive laughed all week
Dudes: That's a nice Lamborghini
Legends: HOLY MOLY, LOOK AT THAT VOLVO TRUCK.
I’m a legend then
Kha'zix I'm a fucking legend
Volvos look amazing
Volvo truck brakes just in time. Everyone is shaking, they come outside to get a breath. Unfortunately for them, kha’zix has his wings and hops around killing them all.
So, kha zix, are you planning to buy a Volvo Truck to chase down Rengar or what?
I did the math, braking that fast means you are pulling 1.37 gs, assuming the truck is going 50 mph. Impressive!
The truck was going 37 MPH. 60 kph.
@@stargazer7644 Still like .82 gs
"I did the math". You forgot the English. Braking not breaking. Lol
@@tsdr6830 Autocorrect ;(
SHOW. YOUR. WORKING.
They should have had the truck stop before it hit Jean claude van dame while he is doing the splits.
Good point.
Jokes aside that’s actually very impressive for something so bulky and heavey...
@@user-wq9mw2xz3j check the description, it's fully loaded with a 40 ton trailer.
@@turborooster8548 oof I missed that.
But still as I said it wasn't driving that fast really, it's only driving 60km/h and not 90
@@user-wq9mw2xz3j 60km/h is actually pretty fast. It doesn't feel that way when you sit inside a vehicle because you get "speed blind", I think it's called. Stand on the side of the road and it's an entirely different perspective.
@@jarleskogly8388 Not that fast compared to 90km/h which is what it would drive in the highway, which is where the worst of these accidents happen
Very much so impressive for a house on wheels to stop that immediately
BTW: This is why you leave space in front of a semi-truck after overtaking it.
One time I almost saw an accident because of this. A retard overtook a truck, but rejoined the lane way too fast. The truck started braking really hard (Im assuming it was a system similar to this since it was a recent truck) and the people behind the truck had their lives flash by their eyes. Luckily they were leaving enough space, but still.. scary too see.
I was behind everyone.
@@danielmartins4367 Yeah I was in a similar situation once o twice it's scary af specially in my country where most cars or even trucks are outdated. Some maniacs should never been allowed to drive anything...
9 years ago?? And it works like this? That's insane! 😮
I am afraid the car behind it won't stop like it did......
That's why you don't ride their ass.
No, but any driver worth their salt will keep enough distance for that to not be necessary.
For the guy in the car, RIP in advance :'(
I had to look for your comment before I made it myself.
@@KaptenN most drivers are not worth their salt, they are just salty.
Clearly the red truck is where elon got his inspiration for the cybertruck from
"Red truck"
novabus boy what did i say?
eesa master you see the “red truck “ isn’t really a red truck but actually station wagon
novabus boy sorry lad
eesa master hey we all do mistakes and at least you know what a station wagon or did you already know
If only the braking was this good in Euro Truck Simulator 2 multiplayer
ikr, in the scout i try to stop and i end up rear-ending the truck infront of me and a thousand other ones too.
"TURK VARMI?" *alt tabs and all the people behind the person crashes into him*
Only thing more impressive than this video is the amount of experts in any truck vs. car crash video’s comment sections telling me that semis/trucks can’t come to a stop in time and thus are free to hit any car that gets in there way.
"the only way to stop faster is to hit a tree"
-Jeremy Clarkson
this is not forza horizon
You don't want to stop faster. Because at some point, the person behind you can't be hold accountable for hitting you if you have supersonic brakes or something, if it was physically possible. You might have missed the person in front of you, but you can't miss the one behind you.
Or fly through a barn
- Trevor Phillips
@@goldenbrunswicker9117 lol
or just.. dont
Biggest mysteries in the world
1)Area 51
2)Bermuda Triangle
3) TH-cam recommendations !!
And the Volvo Physics
but we all clicked on it, so ig youtube recommendations are pretty smart lmao
please stop with these TH-cam recommendations comments. We get it. They appeared in your recommend, and are strange/weird. No need to comment about it, so did 100 other people.
@@randomisntavailable I do agree
Unfortunately this doesn't work in Euro Truck Simulator
And i got kicked from the server 😭
Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣
😆😂🤣 Truth!
just blame lag
Bruh same
Yeah beacuse you should update your glases
Simple, elegant, straight to the point. As any vehicle should be.
Disclaimer: This feature only works with other Volvo's
what!?
@@jake-jm8se It's a joke lol
@@du5593 goddamn
If Apple was the developer...
your wrong
TH-cam recommending from 6 years ago. I clicked 😅😅
It recommend after 7year and hello fellow weeb
@@amaze3788
same
@@amaze3788 sameee
7 year
7 years
this is amazing, bravo Volvo
Kanan Al Volvo is the best truck and a car in the World
I think the truck is not loaded, if its loaded it might take longer
dg Wiley Loaded it would take longer
youtube's recommendations are getting better everyday!
Thank you Volvo trucks for bringing us all together. Take care, folks.
More like bringing everyone together driving behind the truck
But I can agree tho
i think the important part is that they’re keeping us apart at high speed
Me: Dad why is my sisters names roses?
Dad: Because your mother loves roses
Me: Thanks dad
Dad: No problem Volvo truck
Lol 😂😂😂😂😂
Underrated joke! Lmao!
o_O
this made me laugh haha
@Andrew V Your very slow then. Smooth brained.
0:37 when my big bro comes to slap me from behind but suddenly mom enters
Damn boi - your bro hits like Iron Tyson 👊
Underratted
Ok
😆🤣
"slap me from behind" 😳
What an awesome Emergency Brake! Bravo Volvo
Your turn, AMERICA.
Volvo trucks are in Europe and America...
Tesla OS 7.1. Now it's your turn again. ;-)
The system just recently had a car crash into another one.
Volvo has also released an autonomous system similar to Tesla's!
I drive a 2016 Peterbilt, and it has a system just like this. It makes people cutting you off even more irritating.
all the vegetables being delivered turned into caesar salad in 5 seconds.
Least it wasn't the family of 4 in the minivan being turned into a light lunch
@@matthewjackman8410 good point.
No . The Trailer is empty ! Some Test eh?
@@smyffmawzz if you paid attention in physics you would know, that the mass doesn´t effect the braking power as long as the brakes are strong enough which they defintely are on this truck.
hahahaha
Holy shit, never thought it would break that fast.
+Thomas Shih Yeah it's not an American truck...
lfsracer79 or Chinese ones, have you seen videos of those? It takes like a mile for it to stop from 60
+Thomas Shih Break: separate or cause to separate into pieces.
I could imagine a few people in the labs were like "This is gonna scare some sense into a few people"
Mike, This must be one of those moments, you have nothing to say but wanna be included anyway..
Probably driving at 25 to 30 mph.
This is something a lot of people get wrong, everyone thinks trucks take a lot of space to stop but in reality their braking systems are incredibly powerful
Volvo: Develops all safety tech
Other Companies: Copy, Paste
hahahaha
They don't even patent some of their tech for it to be available for all. So other companies copy because they let them
Only my opinion but I think If a company develops safety technology it should be a standard
Correct me if i'm wrong. But I was so Amazed to Learn that Volvo Created the seatbelt. Only to freely give it away to other companies. Now that is safety to the max. And really shows you where the heart of a company is at.
Well I dont mind that copy paste tbh.
0:18 He is holding his hand up like "hey why are you parked here"
he was looking for his canelloni
Looks like it's on the gearstick
But yeah lol
Clankplusm Gaming trucks are automatic
I think that was a passenger recording
@ isn't there a high-low setting or a redundant fallback? I doubt it's just "press pedal to go"
TH-cam: "Hey, want to see a trucks brakes?"
18 million people: "Sure"
sad 34 likes in 16 hours lol
@@No-jv8cf sad it had 97 likes in 1day lol
Now it's turn to 120, keep it up
@@No-jv8cf sad 2 likes in two days
And I bet you liked you're own comment xd
justin is immortal
As a Swede all I can say is; that is Swedish engineering for you :)
Bra jobbat till volvo!
This saved the life of a child a few days ago as seen on the news. Cheers to volvo!
turns out that the truck didnt brake with aeb but the driver did found out by the company kreiss and volvo
@@AlexJeffDust-RenAzuma66 How did he see the child? Even if the truck didnt break automiaticly it was amazing stoping distane.
@@kriss1925 he saw the kid out the window
@Zcooger Second Channel
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@@KagemandenDK and? Thats the drivers fault most likely 1st of all I dont see the equipment on the car that makes it auto break 2nd of all if hes thrusting the pedal then ofc it wont work
Imagine being that guy in the car. Balls of steel.
every driver after an almost hit like 0:53 says bad words.
Paul j lol yeah, I literally swore at the moment when the truck almost hits the car even though I already knew that’s just a test
My chest tightens everytime 0:50 happens
I think everyone let out a fat “F*CK” when that part of the video played 😂
The don’t just say bad words, they *invent* bad words
Good Job VOLVO👍