As a cross country semi truck driver, my route is west to east coast and return. This country is so incredibly varied and everyone should take the time to do such a trip at least once in their life. Make sure and have plenty of time to see all the nooks and crannies of awesomeness available for your exploring pleasure.
As a young man who made the opposite trip a year ago by hitchhiking, I must say that hitchhiking is not dead and is a life changing way to travel the country. The places you'll go, people you'll meet, and challenges you'll face are incredibly worth it and humbling.
@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore Thanks. I used four different vehicles: Santa Monica to Omaha - 2017 Nissan Altima Omaha to Cumberland, MD - 2014 Honda Odyssey Cumberland to Hagerstown, MD - 2017 Dodge Ram Hagerstown, MD to NYC - 2015 Acura MDX.
i hope you never take down this video! hundreds of years from now this video will be a time capsule of how the USA was back then! thank you for making this video!
Two things that I would like to say about this video: 1) Thanks for not putting music on it, it's like an invitation to put on the travel music that you want. 2) Some years ago I made a roadtrip around the south island on New Zealand. It was just the road and me. I have never felt such an overwhelming sense of freedom. This video took me back to that beautiful memory. Thanks ❤ Greetings from Uruguay !
Thank you! I had music originally for this, but I had to remove it due to copyright violations. Now I just leave long time lapse videos mute. I would like to do other countries one day. So far it's only been Canada and Germany for road trips for me outside of the U.S.
0:35 Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California, Pacific Time Zone 0:51 CA-1 South 0:56 I-10 East, Remain CA-1 South 1:00 Leave CA-1 South, Remain I-10 East 1:18 Los Angeles 1:24 Junction 1-405 2:37 Junction I-110 3:05 CA-60 East 3:08 Junction I-5 3:26 East Los Angeles 3:30 Junction I-710 3:35 Monterey Park 3:45 Montebello 4:14 South El Monte 4:31 Junction I-605 4:39 Hacienda Heights 5:47 Diamond Bar 6:00 CA-57 North, Remain CA-60 East 6:13 Leave CA-57 North, Remain CA-60 East 6:27 Pomona 6:48 San Bernardino County 6:51 Chino 7:14 Ontario 7:56 Riverside County 7:59 Junction I-15 8:15 Riverside 9:20 I-215 South, Remain CA-60 East 10:06 Leave I-215 South, Remain CA-60 East 10:14 Moreno Valley 11:42 Beaumont 12:16 I-10 East 12:33 Banning 13:17 Cabazon 13:52 Whitewater 14:38 CA-62 East 15:46 San Bernardino County 15:48 Morongo Valley 16:53 Yucca Valley 18:32 Joshua Tree 20:17 Twentynine Palms 20:58 Junction: Adobe Road 21:00 Stop 21:01 Adobe Road South 21:32 Amboy Road East
@@LadiesMan.217. He was joking, you're actually butt hurt at a feminist joke... Let me copy paste one really quick: "As an airplane is about to crash, a female passenger jumps up frantically and announces, "If I'm going to die, I want to die feeling like a woman." She removes all her clothing and asks, "Is there someone on this plane who is man enough to make me feel like a woman?" A man stands up, removes his shirt and says, "Here, iron this!"."
@@jokerjazzhand Edgy mate. I'm actually European, and you could tell if you'd leave your ghetto of a city.second world country* fixed it for you. American powered website, since it's part of Google and Google was co-created by a Russian, so I'd call it a "multicultural" website. I also am Orthodox as I was baptized when I was like 9months(?). Why so triggered? lol.
I did this exact trip last year, starting in Santa Monica and ending in New York, after driving the length of Route 66 from Chicago to Santa Monica, starting in New York. It’s so great to relive this. We have a beautiful country. Thanks for sharing!
I know I’m late but for the new people coming to this vid. California: 0:37-40:54 Arizona: 40:55-1:40:25 New Mexico: 1:40:26- 1:41:09 Colorado: 1:41:10- 3:07:17 Nebraska: 3:07:18- 3:51:04 Iowa: 3:51:05- 4:24:17 Illinois: 4:24:18- 4:50:43 Indiana: 4:50:44- 5:10:51 Ohio: 5:10:52- 5:39:14 West Virginia: 5:39:15- 5:51:53 Maryland: 5:51:54- 6:04:43 Pennsylvania: 6:04:44- 6:32:49 New York: 6:32:50- 6:50:03 I hoped this helped out!! Also I forgot he had it in the description I didn’t copy him I forgot to check description to see if he put it.
@@GENESISCOLLECTIVE25 You can't see it in the video but it took part in August 21st, the eclipse started right on the cut to the next part of the video (3:50:43)
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As a Norwegian this is just incredible, im used to curved roads, mountains and rain all the time. United States have so much different landscape and climate! not to mention the cities and highways that Im not used to at all. I’ve been to NY Twice and I just love your country! Thanks for the video from Norway!🇳🇴
Thanks! Some of my all-time favorite videos are of the long train rides in Norway. The climate/topography of Norway is different than that of, say, the California/Arizona desert, but no less beautiful. I'd love to visit Norway one day. So far Germany is the closest I've been.
If you're planning comming here, I'll promise you that you're gonna love the Fjords here! but sadly there's few places the trains are heading to or past the Fjords (they're most in the south and the Fjords are at the west coast) also if you're visiting Norway Im promising you that you're gonna love the chocolate ;) and for a person like you, Im promising that our cities are pretty boring and expesive.... so instead come visit us who lives along the mountains in the Fjords :)
Norway is my favorite country (besides the US) and I'm dying to visit some day! I don't think there are more beautiful landscapes anywhere else on Earth than the fjords along your coast.
When my son was studying for his MBA at Stanford, he and I drove across from New York, twice, and back once (the other time he had his car shipped). On that trip back we did cover some of the routes you cover here, evoking scenic memories. And, yes, I did get a speeding ticket. This trip is amazing, partly of course for the time lapse, but also for the number of trucks we pass. And for the number of people who have now watched it, on the order of 400 or more a day! Thank you for sharing!
0:36 california 40:55 arizona 1:40:26 new mexico 1:41:10 colorado 3:07:18 nebraska 3:51:05 iowa 4:24:18 illinois (my state yeet) 4:50:44 indiana 5:10:53 ohio 5:39:15 west virginia 5:51:54 maryland 6:04:44 pennsylvania 6:32:50 new york edit- OMG THANK YOU GUYS FOR 500 LIKES WOW IVE NEVR GOTTEN THIS MANY LIKES AHH OMG
The western landscape with all the mountains is the best thing I've ever seen. I'm a Coloradan, so I have been around mountains and tall hills my whole life. And the states themselves are HUGE, let alone the country! This shows how big America is and how small us mere mortals are.
This has genuinely got to be one of the most outstanding videos I have ever seen uploaded to TH-cam. Absolutely incredible. Sincerely. What an experience, and to have it all captured on film.
Amazing how your cross-country trip brought you through Columbus! At 5:23:35, you came by an area that I used to live on Cleveland, (now live in Westerville). It’s only amazing that I get to see areas that I usually drive by in a video like this.
@@adriansookai Some could be a way complicated to exit btw a great steering challenge is at some parking multiplatforms leaving from the highest floor lol
In 1986, my family also went on a long journey, but it was vthe other way around. I was about 8 yrs young and my dad drove for 5 days from new jersey to california. It was an adventure I'll never forget.
That's similar to a road trip that my father took us on 2 years earlier when I was only 8 years old. We drove from Middletown, NY (where I grew up) to Santa Monica. I had hoped to do a similar trip like that this summer, but the pandemic is forcing me to delay that trip. I hope to do it in the next year.
It's taken me three weeks on and off watching this video, but I wanted to watch it the whole way through. What a great journey. Thank you for sharing it. 🙂👍
This Guy: **made a 7 hours long video after waiting for days for his video to render at 1080p settings and finally exporting it** We people: **Skipped 96% of the video**
Thank you for this incredible work. It takes dedication to put this together, not just the driving and the filming, but the editing. I think it would be better if the names of cities and counties included the name of the state they are in, so one can easily know it without having to watch the entire video from start to finish. The different times for the different states is a nice touch though, thank you.
Thank you! My newer videos have GPS information and even the outside temperatures. This was my first major video, and I've learned a lot since then. Plus, I record my road trips in real time and offer both real time and time lapse versions of the video instead of just the time lapse that this video is in.
@@unclecoolie Yes, very good work. I honestly appreciate a video like this even more now that I've driven from Los Angeles to Miami myself this past July 8 to July 14 (6 days). It's a very long trip, and the transition from arid to sub-tropical is very interesting, the trees in Mississippi were incredible, and Louisiana has a ton of Greenery to offer as well. Thank you for your work.
As a person living in a country where roads are full of cracks, old concrete, rubbish and holes, and awful dirty buildings, I dream of roads like this too
i just came across this channel today as i was hoping to find videos of people driving through america, wherever it might be, without any voice overs or unnecessary montages. i have always loved how the usa looks like, especially the natural landscapes that they have, and just the city scenery itself. so the joy when knowing there is such video! thank you so much for this! hoping that one day i could drive through these roads myself. lots of love from malaysia 🚗⛰🏞🏗❤
Oh, I checked the camera many times. I did forget to start it when I pulled over in Poncha Springs, Colorado (at 2:19:23). That's why there's a black fade right after I turned off of US-50 west. It was 2-3 miles before I realized that. I'm glad I didn't forget any longer!
One thing that amazes me in contrast with living in Australia which everyone knows is very spread out and not densely populated, is the fact your drove for hours on 4+ lane highways with massive amounts of traffic and you could see the scope of it with the cars coming the opposite direction and it didn’t start thinning out till you got to San Bernardino
The L.A. area is very populated, but then almost immediately it turns desolate. I was a bit nervous driving across the Mojave Desert because it was so empty for hours and so hot. Fortunately, I had no issues at all with my car.
I just realized why the number of viewers is so huge. Sure, there are many if us who would like to take such a trip, and this one is great. But, I can’t watch it all day long, so when I come back the next day, relinking to the site, I see hundreds of more views. I will have added five already by myself. It’s no problem, since it shows that we do come back again, and again, and again. Thanks for streaming!
@@player764 that's why you do it in a tank,and when the locals start getting unruly you get your buddy to pull on that 50;) Wonder how long it took crusaders to do the trip ha
It really puts into perspective just how small the GTA V map really is. Seriously though, great video so far; I'm only about 2/3rds the way through California. I'm from Ireland and have always had a fascination with great American road trips. I hope to get the chance to do one of my own some day.
@@Lubin-md4ml One day I've thought about getting an RV for me and my family to do long road trips and visit several parks. My family might not be into having strangers on board but I'd be open to it.
Amazing drive! This recording would be historically important in the future. Also, I can watch total solar eclipse starting at 3:30:01. Thank you for sharing.
@@wjkkwjkf2980 it was done over 3 months because it was four smaller trips. The first part--Santa Monica to Omaha--was the last part of a six-day, 4,400-mile (7,100 km) drive that I did that started in Omaha.
America has the most beautiful landscape. I drove from Rockford Illinois to reno nevada. Dropped my son off for his job. I am 60 and drive 90% of time. Have been driving since 10 years old. Also drove my son from Chicago to Galveston TX. For his medical school.
my dad wants to do this his whole lifetime so i am gonna surprise him with that to his 60 birthday in 3 years.. thats gonna be a big deal for some crazy austrian dudes xD
I saw the solar eclipse in 2017 in Glendo Wyoming. I live in the uk but was on a road trip at the time. It was amazing to see the eclipse, as well as to see everyone on the interstate just stop. Great video as well!
Thank you! I had planned to drive into Grand Island to see it, but I decided to just pull over right after getting off of I-80, since I had less than 10 minutes before totality. I hope to be better prepared for the April 2024 eclipse!
@@sal-the-man Yes, I did. My whole family and some of our friends drove to Ohio to see it. Because traffic was bad, we settled for seeing it in Akron, while in the path of totality, only lasted about a minute and a half. It was still awesome.
Brings me some memories. I'm from Brazil and I did a road trip in the US in 2017. I drove through California, Arizona and Utah. Then took a plane to New York. Actually a month after this video was made. It was a nice trip!
@@unclecoolie the western part of USA is wonderful for a road trip. I’ve never seen so much beauty in a country before! USA is a magical place and congrats for de videos. Keep posting it! 👊🏼
yes, but if you started in New York and went west, you'd have come to the end of the U.S at the Mississippi River. That alone would have taken 2-3 months. And not a single Starbucks. Well, okay, the one in downtown Seattle near Pike Place, but that's it.
That was so awesome how you were able to be at the right place and time to catch that solar eclipse at 3:30. That must have been a sight to see like it was dark at 1pm.
It was! I actually planned a six-day, 4,400-mile drive between August 16-21, 2017 from Omaha to Santa Monica back to Omaha to culminate in witnessing this eclipse. The Santa Monica to Omaha part is the first half of this video, and the Omaha to Santa Monica part is my Nebraska to California video that's uploaded separately.
I am amaze by the details you put into of this clip. I don’t think I have ever seen any youtuber that is this detail. You have the state name, highway, time lapse, county and city as you pass and the specific clip location for each state in the description. It is amazing and detail. Hours of work... amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Hi from Australia. I'm watching this slowed down to 0.25 speed. Slightly jerky but still good to watch, I'm using the National Geographic Atlas to follow your path. As I"m typing this you video is almost to the Arizona border. Will be watching most of it at 0.25 speed. over the next week. Much better than watching TV. Thank you for creating this. It's much appreciated.
Very nice video! My Dad drove from coast to coast about five times, so I decided to stumble upon this video to get an idea of such an experience! Truly enjoyable with such diverse scenery!
It took me 2 days but I finally finished the whole trip! As a retired trucker, I must commend your safe driving! I think that I would be able to sleep soundly in the bunk of an 18 wheeler with you behind the wheel. I have driven all the roads featured, so it was somewhat a sentimental journey for me. The eclipse was an extra little treat! Also, at around 4:22:27, the Iowa 80 Truck Stop sign appears. It is on the westbound (left on the screen) side of I-80. I was wondering as you approached, wether or not you would stop there! It claims to be "the biggest truck stop in the world 🌎"! Excellent job! 🇺🇸
Thank you! I have to confess that I didn't do the drive between Omaha and Cumberland, Maryland. In fact, I wasn't even along for the ride during that part. I did the drive between Santa Monica and Omaha, and between Cumberland and New York City.
I don't pick up hitch hikers. The last time was when I picked up two guys with a sign that said JESUS, and one of them had a 357 magnum in his backpack. Thank God I got out of that one alive.
@@karlpach.9487 what? Just because he had a gun means that he would commit a crime? That is not true. The reason why people carry guns with them is for their protection and is backed up by the second amendment. Guns are meant for recreational use, hunting, and self defense. If everyone had a gun we would be more powerful then the government meaning more freedom and more power to the people and not the government. I dont know about you but I believe that the smaller government the better so it doesn't become to tyrannical causing us to lose our freedom.
@@karlpach.9487 Us Christian's love everyone the same and know everyone is equal. We just pray everyone seeks the Lord and doesn't follow the way of the world. People get the wrong idea about us. People say that we are hateful but that is not true at all. I treat everyone the same and help them seek the Lord if I can.
Living in a small country such as Malaysia give me chills when watching this. The longest road we have here is 932 miles(1500Km). Such a great experience you have there buddy and your country is so beautiful. :)
Be proud of that! My country is a lot smaller than that (21,000 km2) and the longest highway has 350km crossing inside my country (The entire higway crosses all America)
As someone recently moved out of West Virginia, was wonderful to watch you take 79 south and circle around Morgantown and get on I68 and head back east. ❤️
Thanks. I used to live in WV myself, in the Charleston area. I even went to school in WV, but had to move to Virginia due to the fact that I couldn't find a job in WV. I try to do a road trip to WV about every year or every other year. I plan to do another one this fall when the leaves start changing colors.
Flying from Colorado Springs to Chicago was the most amazing imo. Lake Michigan looks like an ocean stretching over the horizon! Chicago is a huge city, yet it's tall skyscrapers look so small and lonely. Colorado Springs is right where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains and it's unbelievable!
I'm planning on driving from Calgary to New York next year, going through places like Vancouver and LA, just exploring North America. Your videos really inspire me!
i think thats gonna be possible in next 5 10 years, because companys like Deep Mind and NVIDIA just wonder me. probably neural networks will make our future
Turd Ferguson If you want a massive map like this in a video game, play the Crew 2 it has the whole map of North America and takes roughly an hour to go from NY to Cali
I live in PA and work in a restaurant and 2 friends from Colorado work there and they miss it and say mountains are beautiful, and I asked him how far he lived from Rocky Mountains he was like not the far cuz the whole state is basically the Moutains 😂
For my whole life, the US has been a place of fiction. Even the youtubers, the documentaries, the interviews, you name it, on some level it was edited to look good. I watched like 10-15 min of the video and never in my life has this place felt more real. Seeing the landscapes fly by made me really hungry for travelling. I wasn't expecting anything but damn this video truly illuminated a boring rainy weekday, and I thank you for that.
Watched every second of this amazing video, in two separate days, though. Thank you, uploader, for this amazing journey. Greetings from Romania, Europe.
I have a great desire to one day live in the United States and travel across the vast varied landscape, so much diversity in one country. I hope my dreams one day come true. Edit: yo Canada what’s good? 🇨🇦
Next level is to come to Russia and make a trip from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok (about 12kkm) there are some places without stiff surface on the road...
By my calculations, this is what travelling an average of 476 MPH looks like. A slow jet flying at an altitude of 5 feet. What a wonderful way to see the country.
I drove from Indianapolis, IN to Phoenix, AZ for a travel nursing assignment. I had to see what you were able to catch of Indianapolis as well as other mutual routes I have traveled before. I recognized how you passed through the north part of Indy. Really showed how much different landscape makes up the continental US.
Me and a friend drove from Ohio to Phoenix, AZ and back pretty much non stop (except for gas and food and bathroom) two times we pulled over to try to get a few hours rest (which didn't help much at all just made us more tired), I was slamming away V8 energy drinks like they was water.
Thank you! You should see my newer videos. I have a lot more information on them such as GPS and temperatures. And I upload them in real time, too. I just posted a video that's over 13 hours long. In hind sight, this video was simple to edit (and I have to mention the many mistakes I made with it, too).
It's nice to see the trip starting in the streets of Los Santos, San Andreas.
then ends at liberty city
@@chapoxxl7772 they passed Las venturas ;-;
@@AngelPerez-dw8ou lol no he didnt los venturas is las vegas thats in nevada
@@issasultan2896 yes they did, I mean passed is in like they didnt go. you probably misunderstood me as they passed by idk. but you get the point now
@S Mavi absolutely correct. And in addition to that, it starts where the game literally starts.
you can see how he tried to stretch the video to the 10 min mark to get the maximum ad revenue
Catfish Billy who cares?
Sorry changed it 🤓
Catfish Billy no they don't you spastic
Skilzz wow I didn’t see that! Nice eye
Skilzz I’ve only noticed advertisements at the beginning of this video, so I think the video’s length is irrelevant.
Not a single add in a 6 hour video wow
He could pay his mortgage off after a year if he put one every few minutes.
Etelvina Solis Meanwhile, there are videos out there that have ads every 30 seconds.
Daniel Watts TH-cam premium bro
@@saulgoodman2438 Nah, not gonna give those guys who spam commercials like that any revenue, directly or indirectly.
Same
As a cross country semi truck driver, my route is west to east coast and return. This country is so incredibly varied and everyone should take the time to do such a trip at least once in their life. Make sure and have plenty of time to see all the nooks and crannies of awesomeness available for your exploring pleasure.
I agree. I'm about to do another cross country road trip myself in a few weeks.
As a young man who made the opposite trip a year ago by hitchhiking, I must say that hitchhiking is not dead and is a life changing way to travel the country. The places you'll go, people you'll meet, and challenges you'll face are incredibly worth it and humbling.
Lol what varied? Mcdonalds, gun store and walmart repeat 😂
@@kingrobert7246 🤡
@@igor_ostrovski lol they must be a filthy European who thinks the entire US is the same.
Showing the state, city, and interstate at the bottom of the screen is next level. 👍🏻
Thank you!
@@unclecoolie what car was it in, you're a good driver too.
@@nothingsurprisesmeanymore Thanks. I used four different vehicles: Santa Monica to Omaha - 2017 Nissan Altima
Omaha to Cumberland, MD - 2014 Honda Odyssey
Cumberland to Hagerstown, MD - 2017 Dodge Ram
Hagerstown, MD to NYC - 2015 Acura MDX.
Unclecoolie Productions Did you rent all these vehicles?
@@acreplus The Nissan and Dodge were rentals. The Odyssey was my sister's and brother-in-law's, and the MDX is my personal vehicle.
Thanks for taking me on free road trip across US
You're welcome!
Salam, is that you in pp?
Well, you have to pay for internet, and something to watch TH-cam on. So it’s not free.
@@unclecoolie how much gas did you use?
@@ohioandnortheastern About $350 in total, I estimate.
i hope you never take down this video! hundreds of years from now this video will be a time capsule of how the USA was back then! thank you for making this video!
Thank you! I plan to leave all of them up as long as YT allows.
I traveled a rodtrip to... and I loved. th-cam.com/video/-oIN3ubrmGA/w-d-xo.html
@@ClaudiaBerto cool! looks beautiful!
@@JakubCA1 thank you. I loved to make this video.
... And how irresponsibly people drove in these times!🤣
Two things that I would like to say about this video:
1) Thanks for not putting music on it, it's like an invitation to put on the travel music that you want.
2) Some years ago I made a roadtrip around the south island on New Zealand. It was just the road and me. I have never felt such an overwhelming sense of freedom. This video took me back to that beautiful memory. Thanks ❤ Greetings from Uruguay !
Thank you! I had music originally for this, but I had to remove it due to copyright violations. Now I just leave long time lapse videos mute.
I would like to do other countries one day. So far it's only been Canada and Germany for road trips for me outside of the U.S.
@@unclecoolie Wow, you're still answering questions. Respect
@@neuronn8584 Thanks. I try to get back to everyone who asks me questions.
Here in Germany this time lapse is normal driving speed on the Autobahn😃
The Highway looks so chaotic in comparison to the Autobahn. :D
You Germans are so lucky.
Я там, в Германии, на приоре 200 км/ч ехал😂😃
Haha stimmt schon
Hava a look at India
The USA has so many different landscapes. Breathtaking - all in one country!!
@@dergolem7268 Not the point, but ok.
smartygirl 07 then what is the point
For Truth are you dumb? Its one country which made up from 50 regions, as well as Canada which is 1 country but 12 provinces, your point is stupid
Smart to avoid Texas
That's why I'm proud to live here gorgeous and diverse landscapes, and affordable V8 cars. That's about it
Cal 0:00
AZ 40:40
NM 1:40:25
CO 1:41:09
NE 3:07:18
IA 3:51:04
IL 4:24:17
IN 4:50:43
OH 5:10:52
WV 5:39:14
PA 5:40:48
WV 5:47:09
MD 5:51:53
PA 6:04:43
NY 6:32:49
Sorry AZ was 40:54
This comment is way too underrated
wow
Noah B. how it in the description
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0:35 Santa Monica, Los Angeles County, California, Pacific Time Zone
0:51 CA-1 South
0:56 I-10 East, Remain CA-1 South
1:00 Leave CA-1 South, Remain I-10 East
1:18 Los Angeles
1:24 Junction 1-405
2:37 Junction I-110
3:05 CA-60 East
3:08 Junction I-5
3:26 East Los Angeles
3:30 Junction I-710
3:35 Monterey Park
3:45 Montebello
4:14 South El Monte
4:31 Junction I-605
4:39 Hacienda Heights
5:47 Diamond Bar
6:00 CA-57 North, Remain CA-60 East
6:13 Leave CA-57 North, Remain CA-60 East
6:27 Pomona
6:48 San Bernardino County
6:51 Chino
7:14 Ontario
7:56 Riverside County
7:59 Junction I-15
8:15 Riverside
9:20 I-215 South, Remain CA-60 East
10:06 Leave I-215 South, Remain CA-60 East
10:14 Moreno Valley
11:42 Beaumont
12:16 I-10 East
12:33 Banning
13:17 Cabazon
13:52 Whitewater
14:38 CA-62 East
15:46 San Bernardino County
15:48 Morongo Valley
16:53 Yucca Valley
18:32 Joshua Tree
20:17 Twentynine Palms
20:58 Junction: Adobe Road
21:00 Stop
21:01 Adobe Road South
21:32 Amboy Road East
bro gave up☠
@@Im-om1nqfor real 💀
I didn’t watch the whole video tho, I just skipped to the end
I didn't think he was going to be able to get out that parking lot in beginning
😀😀😀😀😀😀🏃🏃🏃🏃🐸
the most difficult part of the whole trip !!!!
😅
That's hilarious!!
Jac Dagl yeah that was pretty funny
mum said "one video before sleep"
Nice
Nice original comment!
Well done sir :D
xd
EbaJ cheeky
Mad props to this person and all the construction workers who worked on these endless miles of road.
LadiesMan 217 they were obviously MEN. Your welcome feminists
Richard W you’re*
Stop being butt hurt, there was no classification kid
@@LadiesMan.217. He was joking, you're actually butt hurt at a feminist joke...
Let me copy paste one really quick: "As an airplane is about to crash, a female passenger jumps up frantically and announces, "If I'm going to die, I want to die feeling like a woman." She removes all her clothing and asks, "Is there someone on this plane who is man enough to make me feel like a woman?" A man stands up, removes his shirt and says, "Here, iron this!"."
Ghitu Andrei-Cristian do you see everything as a joke? Curious.
@@jokerjazzhand Edgy mate. I'm actually European, and you could tell if you'd leave your ghetto of a city.second world country* fixed it for you. American powered website, since it's part of Google and Google was co-created by a Russian, so I'd call it a "multicultural" website. I also am Orthodox as I was baptized when I was like 9months(?). Why so triggered? lol.
I did this exact trip last year, starting in Santa Monica and ending in New York, after driving the length of Route 66 from Chicago to Santa Monica, starting in New York. It’s so great to relive this. We have a beautiful country. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I've thought about a complete US-66 one day myself.
@@unclecoolie it’s amazing. I took two weeks and took the time to see amazing spots and meet awesome people!
As a non American it is always been my dream and wish to drive through the USA
This is why I'm here, it's not quite the same but who knows when it will be possible to do this again from another country.
Same
Same here
Interesting it’s always been my dream as well as visiting other countries. I would especially love to visit the continent of Europe. I’m a American.
Rose Alexander That’s sad
I know I’m late but for the new people coming to this vid.
California: 0:37-40:54
Arizona: 40:55-1:40:25
New Mexico: 1:40:26- 1:41:09
Colorado: 1:41:10- 3:07:17
Nebraska: 3:07:18- 3:51:04
Iowa: 3:51:05- 4:24:17
Illinois: 4:24:18- 4:50:43
Indiana: 4:50:44- 5:10:51
Ohio: 5:10:52- 5:39:14
West Virginia: 5:39:15- 5:51:53
Maryland: 5:51:54- 6:04:43
Pennsylvania: 6:04:44- 6:32:49
New York: 6:32:50- 6:50:03
I hoped this helped out!!
Also I forgot he had it in the description I didn’t copy him I forgot to check description to see if he put it.
Thanks
Just want to know how do you make hyperlink on that numbers
@@ROHITSINGH-qf4dg You have to just type in the numbers as a time then it will show up. Like this: 1:30
@@Aarontank24 Thank you so much😊😊😊
@@mrboy3816 Your welcome
2:33:40 continental divide
The fact that you recorded this during a solar eclipse makes it that much more special.
Thank you. I am looking forward to 2024.
Time stamp?
time?
at which minute ?
@@GENESISCOLLECTIVE25 You can't see it in the video but it took part in August 21st, the eclipse started right on the cut to the next part of the video (3:50:43)
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States:
0:36 California
40:54 Arizona
1:40:24 New Mexico
1:41:10 Colorado
3:07:16 Nebraska
3:51:04 Iowa
4:24:17 Illinois
5:10:50 Ohio
5:39:12 W. Virginia
5:40:48 Pennsylvania
5:51:53 Maryland
6:04:45 Pennsylvania (again)
6:32:47 New York
Other:
6:50:02 Goal
0:00 Start
6:50:15 End
Romneyromney Vovo WOW, that’s very nice of you. This deserves more likes. But the top says countries but they are states🙄
now is it better?
Wow, thanks for your effort. You must spend some Time to get this done. I really appreciate it. 🤝😊
read the video description you stopid
Indiana?
Los Santos to Liberty City
I don't know who you are but I like you.
They can do it if they make it multiplayer only. Which I've seen rumors that it may be.
i really like this one
And NFS The Run of course ;)
The Crew 2. Seriously, look it up.
wow ! Crossing the USA at that speed without having one single accident !! You are a great driver !!
Thank you!
Homegirl sure knows how to speed right though making everyone anxious and getting them on that right lane in no time 😒😂
Or one speeding ticket
@@unclecoolie wow... great drive... hope the missing 3 miles drive is not about any untoward incident...
@@xydecauzie did you notice when he missed his turn heading toward PA, he got lost for several weeks?
2:15:04 - This scenery. With the mountains in the back. A straight, clear road ahead. Infinity. Freedom.
That might've been my favorite part of Colorado.
992,000,000,000,000 miles
1,000,000,000,000,000 miles
584,999,999,999,999,999 miles
1,000,000,000,000,000,000 miles
California (0:00:35-0:40:54)
Arizona (0:40:54-1:40:26)
New Mexico (1:40:26-1:41:09)
Colorado (1:41:09-3:07:17)
Nebraska (3:07:17-3:51:05)
Iowa (3:51:05-4:24:17)
Illinois (4:24:17-4:50:42)
Indiana (4:50:42-5:10:51)
Ohio (5:10:51-5:39:13)
West Virginia (5:39:13-5:40:48 & 5:47:09-5:51:52)
Pennsylvania (5:40:48-5:47:09 & 6:04:43-6:32:49)
Maryland (5:51:52-6:04:43)
New York (6:32:49-6:50:03)
Nice copy
Thanks a LOT man! The most useful comment in here!
description
Start of stop for total solar eclipse near Grand Island, NE (3:29:12)
Solar eclipse totality (3:30:17)
Pennsylvania is such a dump
As a Norwegian this is just incredible, im used to curved roads, mountains and rain all the time. United States have so much different landscape and climate! not to mention the cities and highways that Im not used to at all. I’ve been to NY Twice and I just love your country! Thanks for the video from Norway!🇳🇴
Thanks! Some of my all-time favorite videos are of the long train rides in Norway. The climate/topography of Norway is different than that of, say, the California/Arizona desert, but no less beautiful. I'd love to visit Norway one day. So far Germany is the closest I've been.
If you're planning comming here, I'll promise you that you're gonna love the Fjords here! but sadly there's few places the trains are heading to or past the Fjords (they're most in the south and the Fjords are at the west coast) also if you're visiting Norway Im promising you that you're gonna love the chocolate ;) and for a person like you, Im promising that our cities are pretty boring and expesive.... so instead come visit us who lives along the mountains in the Fjords :)
Norway is my favorite country (besides the US) and I'm dying to visit some day! I don't think there are more beautiful landscapes anywhere else on Earth than the fjords along your coast.
Aw thanks! You're welcome here ;)
Likewise, brother!
*makes it all the way to New York City*
*forgets to hit the record button*
he could just do the same video but in reverse, ny->cal
@@zaddy1546 Good point
@@zaddy1546 still forgets 😂
Zextrid and then reverse the video so it looks like from la - ny
Dorq that works out except for one thing: He’d be driving backwards
When my son was studying for his MBA at Stanford, he and I drove across from New York, twice, and back once (the other time he had his car shipped). On that trip back we did cover some of the routes you cover here, evoking scenic memories. And, yes, I did get a speeding ticket. This trip is amazing, partly of course for the time lapse, but also for the number of trucks we pass. And for the number of people who have now watched it, on the order of 400 or more a day! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome. Thanks!
O my God! I forgot press rec button. I must road trip again.
No way!
Than you can record the way back
That is the lamest excuse I ever heard for keeping on driving ;)
LOL, tabait!
*We'll be right back music*
Am I the only one who’s never been to LA but recognized the LA portion from GTA 5?
Same
LOL, Clay.
Mo Rongo Cleveland
I'm from Andalusia,Spain and I will recognise easily both New York and Los Angeles 😂😂 and I have never been in USA.
PerfectSoldieR96 yea like I’d recognize Tokyo right away even tho I’ve never gone over seas😂
0:36 california
40:55 arizona
1:40:26 new mexico
1:41:10 colorado
3:07:18 nebraska
3:51:05 iowa
4:24:18 illinois (my state yeet)
4:50:44 indiana
5:10:53 ohio
5:39:15 west virginia
5:51:54 maryland
6:04:44 pennsylvania
6:32:50 new york
edit- OMG THANK YOU GUYS FOR 500 LIKES WOW IVE NEVR GOTTEN THIS MANY LIKES AHH OMG
All I wanna know is how you got all the time stamps (if it's how I think you got them, then you're the most patient human being)
This is super helpful thx
@rihardo123 Fallout 76
Spoiler >:v
Vaklen Kottlyn not really spoiler cuz I’m not spending hours on one state
The western landscape with all the mountains is the best thing I've ever seen. I'm a Coloradan, so I have been around mountains and tall hills my whole life. And the states themselves are HUGE, let alone the country! This shows how big America is and how small us mere mortals are.
Did he manually add the subtitles. I’m impressed if so.
Yes, I did.
@@unclecoolie Did you edit out all the dead raccoons, possums and rabbits?
@@6610stix Not at all, lol.
Unclecoolie Productions Lol
@@unclecoolie wheres the sound ?
This has genuinely got to be one of the most outstanding videos I have ever seen uploaded to TH-cam. Absolutely incredible. Sincerely. What an experience, and to have it all captured on film.
Thank you!
M
I agree, LordHeath -- this video is outstanding!
@@wyocoloexperience7025 Thanks!
*Arrives in New York*
“Did I lock the door?”
FBI changes the title: from ny to ca
@@jax2728 forgets his wife, changes the title back
@gabe itchMOM o heck no what they take they take we are not going back SON then im walking
Gabor Balogh go away
"Did leave the oven on?"
Amazing how your cross-country trip brought you through Columbus! At 5:23:35, you came by an area that I used to live on Cleveland, (now live in Westerville). It’s only amazing that I get to see areas that I usually drive by in a video like this.
Whoop whoop! Upper Arlington here!
Girl: I'm home alone but I'm in NY.
Me:
Lmao yes!
I would just take the plane lol
@@collinnmckinleywarden1845 lol same
Driver is girl too, welcome to California
All that to get laid.
next video: walking from california to new york
@Mr. Smith 222yea a whole month without stopping. No bathroom, no sleep and no eating
I'm not Forrest Gump.
I've done that :p
@@unclecoolie He was running not walking right?
@@WienerVL Almost, lol.
The biggest deal: get out from the parking lots in LA
Why did he go around so much? Is that what the parking lots are like in California
@@adriansookai Some could be a way complicated to exit btw a great steering challenge is at some parking multiplatforms leaving from the highest floor lol
I’ve been in that same exact parking lot and have done the same thing
Its pretty rough to get onto the PCH at rush hours
Technically, he was in Santa Monica.
This is some great driving, no traffic offenses, no driving mistakes just amazing amazing driving great video Sir.
Thank you! 👍
I thought I saw someone almost wreck at 6:38:50 lol
@@Cynadyde good catch
Drove on the opposite side twice of the road in California desert twice to go around an SUV and semi meet 😂😂
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America is a beautiful country! I love the geography! From Dry west, to Green East! Greetings from Japan! Ps. The eclipse 3:30:00 How lucky!!
America?
I got to watch it in my front yard with complete darkness
Thank you, and vice versa my friend!
@@josephschnoor7213 I got to view the eclipse with 99.5% darkness
If ya still wanna come visit please do!
In 1986, my family also went on a long journey, but it was vthe other way around. I was about 8 yrs young and my dad drove for 5 days from new jersey to california. It was an adventure I'll never forget.
That's similar to a road trip that my father took us on 2 years earlier when I was only 8 years old. We drove from Middletown, NY (where I grew up) to Santa Monica. I had hoped to do a similar trip like that this summer, but the pandemic is forcing me to delay that trip. I hope to do it in the next year.
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It's taken me three weeks on and off watching this video, but I wanted to watch it the whole way through. What a great journey. Thank you for sharing it. 🙂👍
Thank you! I have others as well.
This Guy: **made a 7 hours long video after waiting for days for his video to render at 1080p settings and finally exporting it**
We people: **Skipped 96% of the video**
seoulogist It’s probably not meant to watch the whole thing.
I watched the whole thing
@@realdeal350 Me too, but It's not meant to watch the whole thing.
Not to mention the editing for every location
Me: **skips 99.99% of the video**
Its awesome just seeing the landscapes change in every state
That was one of my favorite aspects of doing long drives.
Especially colorado
3:15:04 My hometown of North Platte, Nebraska. :)
And you got to pass through our state on the day of the eclipse! Lucky you!
Seeing the eclipse and then visiting my nephew who lives in Bellevue are the reasons why I was there that day.
Nebraska here too. Clouds foiled my eclipse viewing, though... I'm still pissed.
@@unclecoolie cool lol, i live in bellevue
Thank you for this incredible work. It takes dedication to put this together, not just the driving and the filming, but the editing. I think it would be better if the names of cities and counties included the name of the state they are in, so one can easily know it without having to watch the entire video from start to finish. The different times for the different states is a nice touch though, thank you.
Thank you! My newer videos have GPS information and even the outside temperatures. This was my first major video, and I've learned a lot since then. Plus, I record my road trips in real time and offer both real time and time lapse versions of the video instead of just the time lapse that this video is in.
@@unclecoolie Yes, very good work. I honestly appreciate a video like this even more now that I've driven from Los Angeles to Miami myself this past July 8 to July 14 (6 days). It's a very long trip, and the transition from arid to sub-tropical is very interesting, the trees in Mississippi were incredible, and Louisiana has a ton of Greenery to offer as well. Thank you for your work.
@@chrisalex001 My pleasure!
1:25:57 the awesome rock formation, the mountains, and the beautifully paved road. wow.... as a new yorker, i dream of roads like this
Same
As a person living in a shithole third world country, I dream of roads like this too
My grandpa who lives near there says that rock formation is called elephant feet.
Its Mahvzy thank you!
As a person living in a country where roads are full of cracks, old concrete, rubbish and holes, and awful dirty buildings, I dream of roads like this too
2:49:35 Watching the sun come up. SO BEAUTIFUL.
3:30:12 Solar Eclipse
Awesome.
How did you find it. By chance or by watching the whole thing.
@@aksmex2576 I went to the time stamp of Nebraska and i slightly skiped some parts and then i found it
reminds me of breaking bad and bcs
My family were in Florida, and it was incredible
i just came across this channel today as i was hoping to find videos of people driving through america, wherever it might be, without any voice overs or unnecessary montages. i have always loved how the usa looks like, especially the natural landscapes that they have, and just the city scenery itself. so the joy when knowing there is such video! thank you so much for this! hoping that one day i could drive through these roads myself. lots of love from malaysia 🚗⛰🏞🏗❤
Thank you! I appreciate it. I have many videos uploaded, including a much better return version of this road trip.
@@unclecoolie i will definitely check it out. thanks!
Eclipse 3:30:00 Aug 21
The states passed through are
California (0:00:35-0:40:54)
Arizona (0:40:54-1:40:26)
New Mexico (1:40:26-1:41:09)
Colorado (1:41:09-3:07:17)
Nebraska (3:07:17-3:51:05)
lowa (3:51:05-4:24:17)
Illinois (4:24:17-4:50:42)
Indiana (4:50:42-5:10:51)
Ohio (5:10:51-5:39:13)
West Virginia (5:39:13-5:40:48 & 5:47:09-5:51:52)
Pennsylvania (5:40:48-5:47:09 & 6:04:43-6:32:49)
Maryland (5:51:52-6:04:43)
New York (6:32:49-6:50:03)
That’s funny cus I live in SC but I still saw it
W O W
THE STAMPS ARE JUST 👌.
you do realize it’s in the description right?
Imagine if he forgot to record.
Oh, I checked the camera many times. I did forget to start it when I pulled over in Poncha Springs, Colorado (at 2:19:23). That's why there's a black fade right after I turned off of US-50 west. It was 2-3 miles before I realized that. I'm glad I didn't forget any longer!
unclecoolie Oh, good.
xCubeCraft
New York to California: A complete road trip.
LMAO
JIMMY I FORGOT TO RECORD
I like how it's all deserty and yellow and as soon as you cross the Colorado border it starts to get greener and you can see the mountains
August 20 (from 1:10:00 to 2:45:40 is the best part. All this variety of landscapes in only one day of driving.
One thing that amazes me in contrast with living in Australia which everyone knows is very spread out and not densely populated, is the fact your drove for hours on 4+ lane highways with massive amounts of traffic and you could see the scope of it with the cars coming the opposite direction and it didn’t start thinning out till you got to San Bernardino
The L.A. area is very populated, but then almost immediately it turns desolate. I was a bit nervous driving across the Mojave Desert because it was so empty for hours and so hot. Fortunately, I had no issues at all with my car.
This looks like such an amazing trip!! I would love to do a huge US road trip like this!!!
Thanks. I would like to do another long road trip sometime this year - maybe to Florida or up into Canada.
That sounds incredible!
What was the point of this? Was it just to do a road trip or were you visiting fam?
Trust me, you would rather go by plane
Actually, both. I'd wanted to do a long drive for years, and I had relatives in Nebraska and California at the time.
I liked the part when the car was driving
Ahah so original
I missed that bit.
I don’t like that part, I like the part where they are driving
@@luhgreppi4072 nah 3:13:32 was best
Voltero why?
2:47:28 That McLaren though.
That's a sweet ride.
@@unclecoolie You could have been driving that McLaren on the same route in Need For Speed the Run.
A Joke man I was thinking the same thing 😂😂
This detail though lol
@@ajoke5105 But he should start in San Francisco!
I just realized why the number of viewers is so huge. Sure, there are many if us who would like to take such a trip, and this one is great. But, I can’t watch it all day long, so when I come back the next day, relinking to the site, I see hundreds of more views. I will have added five already by myself. It’s no problem, since it shows that we do come back again, and again, and again. Thanks for streaming!
Thanks for watching.
USA looks so beautiful and big, someday I want to make a roadtrip in America too. Greeting from Austria 😊
Greetings from the Washington, DC area. 😃
Hello from Texas
Kann es sein, dass ich dich schonmal bei kobe björn gesehen habe?😂😂
@@casinokino7431 Not likely.
I am also in Austria I wish I lived in America :(
Old people describing how their daily walk to school was like:
Accurate as frick
Lol
Hahaha that's funny 😔👌🏻
Lmao.
Okay?this comment is stupid
Fun fact: This is the same distance as driving from Paris to the middle of Afghanistan
no shit
Will try it (without return this time)
@@oot-oot4943 Don't get blown up by taliban be safe.
I don’t believe you
@@player764 that's why you do it in a tank,and when the locals start getting unruly you get your buddy to pull on that 50;)
Wonder how long it took crusaders to do the trip ha
It really puts into perspective just how small the GTA V map really is.
Seriously though, great video so far; I'm only about 2/3rds the way through California.
I'm from Ireland and have always had a fascination with great American road trips. I hope to get the chance to do one of my own some day.
Thank you!
@@unclecoolie If you're available, let's go on a road trip through America together, Im totally up for it even though I don't live in America xD
@@Lubin-md4ml One day I've thought about getting an RV for me and my family to do long road trips and visit several parks. My family might not be into having strangers on board but I'd be open to it.
Amazing drive! This recording would be historically important in the future. Also, I can watch total solar eclipse starting at 3:30:01. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
@@wjkkwjkf2980 it was done over 3 months because it was four smaller trips. The first part--Santa Monica to Omaha--was the last part of a six-day, 4,400-mile (7,100 km) drive that I did that started in Omaha.
I traveled a rodtrip from Seattle to San Francisco... and I loved. th-cam.com/video/-oIN3ubrmGA/w-d-xo.html
America has the most beautiful landscape. I drove from Rockford Illinois to reno nevada. Dropped my son off for his job. I am 60 and drive 90% of time.
Have been driving since 10 years old.
Also drove my son from Chicago to Galveston TX. For his medical school.
I really hope I can do this one day
Same but I'll never have that
You’re right
Emily K. I want to travel, I love traveling (Not by plane of course)
my dad wants to do this his whole lifetime so i am gonna surprise him with that to his 60 birthday in 3 years.. thats gonna be a big deal for some crazy austrian dudes xD
Why? Is so boring
I saw the solar eclipse in 2017 in Glendo Wyoming. I live in the uk but was on a road trip at the time. It was amazing to see the eclipse, as well as to see everyone on the interstate just stop. Great video as well!
Thank you! I had planned to drive into Grand Island to see it, but I decided to just pull over right after getting off of I-80, since I had less than 10 minutes before totality. I hope to be better prepared for the April 2024 eclipse!
@@unclecoolie I know this is late but did you manage to see the April Eclipse?
@@sal-the-man Yes, I did. My whole family and some of our friends drove to Ohio to see it. Because traffic was bad, we settled for seeing it in Akron, while in the path of totality, only lasted about a minute and a half. It was still awesome.
@@unclecoolie glad to hear that. I wasn’t so fortunate to see it but I guess next time around hopefully.
@@sal-the-man yeah.
Brings me some memories. I'm from Brazil and I did a road trip in the US in 2017. I drove through California, Arizona and Utah. Then took a plane to New York. Actually a month after this video was made. It was a nice trip!
I loved doing this, especially the western part.
@@unclecoolie the western part of USA is wonderful for a road trip. I’ve never seen so much beauty in a country before! USA is a magical place and congrats for de videos. Keep posting it! 👊🏼
@@danilotomida9597 Thanks. I will.
🇧🇷 🇺🇸 ☮️
E o máximo foi de São Paulo a Santos, nunca fui mais longe do que isso.
The green West Virginia hills are beautiful :) 5:39:13
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this is where i live just 12 miles south of that in moundsville wv
The California beach is beautiful
I’ve been to multiple places on the California shore, and I agree that it’s beautiful as well.
Just imagine how endlessly long term a roadtrip was back in like 1800 in the US lol
yes, but if you started in New York and went west, you'd have come to the end of the U.S at the Mississippi River. That alone would have taken 2-3 months.
And not a single Starbucks. Well, okay, the one in downtown Seattle near Pike Place, but that's it.
Good story is the donner party who was trying to get through california but got stuck in snow in Lake Tahoe and ate each other....
they didn't take road trips back then, they were called trail trips
T K lol really?
@@markfrommaryland3825 Was it Lewis or Clark who started that Starbucks franchise, I forgot.
That was so awesome how you were able to be at the right place and time to catch that solar eclipse at 3:30. That must have been a sight to see like it was dark at 1pm.
It was! I actually planned a six-day, 4,400-mile drive between August 16-21, 2017 from Omaha to Santa Monica back to Omaha to culminate in witnessing this eclipse. The Santa Monica to Omaha part is the first half of this video, and the Omaha to Santa Monica part is my Nebraska to California video that's uploaded separately.
California to New York: from hell to hell
I am amaze by the details you put into of this clip. I don’t think I have ever seen any youtuber that is this detail. You have the state name, highway, time lapse, county and city as you pass and the specific clip location for each state in the description. It is amazing and detail. Hours of work... amazing. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! I now add GPS information to my newer videos.
Unclecoolie Productions yes, I noticed the updated version yesterday.
The McDonald's at 6:38:44 on the right was the world's busiest McDonald's (at least back in the late 1990's).
Unclecoolie Productions damn that’s my hoemetown and I didn’t even know that
That's cool!
Really? I lived in Chester when I was a kid, which was well over 30 years ago.
Europes busiest McDonalds is next to the Munich Central Station btw ;)
SuperTrivia Me !!
Hi from Australia. I'm watching this slowed down to 0.25 speed. Slightly jerky but still good to watch, I'm using the National Geographic Atlas to follow your path. As I"m typing this you video is almost to the Arizona border. Will be watching most of it at 0.25 speed. over the next week. Much better than watching TV. Thank you for creating this. It's much appreciated.
Thank you very much! I hope to do more trips in the future.
Yes , really, It lowers the quality of the stream slightly but still very watchable.
Very nice video! My Dad drove from coast to coast about five times, so I decided to stumble upon this video to get an idea of such an experience! Truly enjoyable with such diverse scenery!
Thanks!
5:10:47 - this is the exit I take to my house. Thanks for the ride!
You're welcome!
The Exit I take to my house and getting home from school is 5:59:43
@@jaxon-t9983 I know that area well, just because of the interstate's cut through Sideling Hill.
I’ve been to Sideling Hill Multiple Times, I live 5 minutes away from Sideling Hill.
@@jaxon-t9983 Cool!
Such a big and beautiful country, I like how the scenery changes from West to East.
😊
It took me 2 days but I finally finished the whole trip! As a retired trucker, I must commend your safe driving! I think that I would be able to sleep soundly in the bunk of an 18 wheeler with you behind the wheel. I have driven all the roads featured, so it was somewhat a sentimental journey for me. The eclipse was an extra little treat! Also, at around 4:22:27, the Iowa 80 Truck Stop sign appears. It is on the westbound (left on the screen) side of I-80. I was wondering as you approached, wether or not you would stop there! It claims to be "the biggest truck stop in the world 🌎"! Excellent job! 🇺🇸
Thank you! I have to confess that I didn't do the drive between Omaha and Cumberland, Maryland. In fact, I wasn't even along for the ride during that part. I did the drive between Santa Monica and Omaha, and between Cumberland and New York City.
I just have one question, kind sir. Did you always love trucking or get tired of it towards the end?
88 miles
188 miles
7888 miles
10888 miles
75888 miles
This is awesome! People usually don´t know the amount of work behind this kind of videos. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! In retrospect, I spent rather little time editing this compared to my newer videos.
7 hotel stops
27 gas stops
16 car washes
And 89 hitch hikers later you’re in NYC
I don't pick up hitch hikers. The last time was when I picked up two guys with a sign that said JESUS, and one of them had a 357 magnum in his backpack. Thank God I got out of that one alive.
@@karlpach.9487 shit how scared were you when that happened?
TR CJ I would’ve shit myself 😂😂
@@karlpach.9487 what? Just because he had a gun means that he would commit a crime? That is not true. The reason why people carry guns with them is for their protection and is backed up by the second amendment. Guns are meant for recreational use, hunting, and self defense. If everyone had a gun we would be more powerful then the government meaning more freedom and more power to the people and not the government. I dont know about you but I believe that the smaller government the better so it doesn't become to tyrannical causing us to lose our freedom.
@@karlpach.9487 Us Christian's love everyone the same and know everyone is equal. We just pray everyone seeks the Lord and doesn't follow the way of the world. People get the wrong idea about us. People say that we are hateful but that is not true at all. I treat everyone the same and help them seek the Lord if I can.
When you wanna go on a road trip but have no money, just come to this video 😂
That's true. You can also speed without getting a ticket! LOL!
Exact reason I’m here lol. I love that explorer sensation, but also don’t have a car 😐
Damer15 lol this would cost more then a plane.
Damer15 😂😅😂
Fusionable Animations it’s a road trip not a one destination trip lol.
I liked the part where he drove the car. Nice tutorial. I'm gonna send this to my friend, he is learning. Great Video as allways
Thanks a lot!
Living in a small country such as Malaysia give me chills when watching this. The longest road we have here is 932 miles(1500Km). Such a great experience you have there buddy and your country is so beautiful. :)
Thank you! 😃
I did travel along the jalan dalam from ipoh-kl-jb-pekan-kt-kb-gerik-sp-butterworth-ipoh in 4 days...huhuhu
Well I live in Germany (yeaiii Autobahn and no speed limit!), but the longest road we have is 962km (597 miles)..
@@lucakraus95 I was just in Germany, and I drove from Stuttgart to Rothenburg ob der Tauber. Unfortunately, I didn't get a chance to record it.
Be proud of that!
My country is a lot smaller than that (21,000 km2) and the longest highway has 350km crossing inside my country
(The entire higway crosses all America)
As someone recently moved out of West Virginia, was wonderful to watch you take 79 south and circle around Morgantown and get on I68 and head back east. ❤️
Thanks. I used to live in WV myself, in the Charleston area. I even went to school in WV, but had to move to Virginia due to the fact that I couldn't find a job in WV. I try to do a road trip to WV about every year or every other year. I plan to do another one this fall when the leaves start changing colors.
Flying from Colorado Springs to Chicago was the most amazing imo. Lake Michigan looks like an ocean stretching over the horizon! Chicago is a huge city, yet it's tall skyscrapers look so small and lonely. Colorado Springs is right where the Great Plains meet the Rocky Mountains and it's unbelievable!
I traveled a rodtrip to... and I loved. th-cam.com/video/-oIN3ubrmGA/w-d-xo.html
The music in this is incredible.
I won an Emmy for it. 😊
Took the video to a whole new level. I can see the Emmy for sure. Lololol.
It's definitely some of the best I've heard
Dead 😭 ikr 🤣😂🤣😂
th-cam.com/video/N8WMNMd_1vQ/w-d-xo.html
3:30:06 Solar Eclipse!
Truck driver doesn't give a sh*t
Waited for toilet i guess
I'm planning on driving from Calgary to New York next year, going through places like Vancouver and LA, just exploring North America. Your videos really inspire me!
Awesome! Be sure to record it all if you can. I'd be interested in watching it.
Dad: “I’m going to the store”
Jupiter Rabiez the store:
Across states!
underrated
@@Benjamin-od8od and you have never seen him since that moment
To get some milk 🥛
My lifelong dream is to play a GTA game this huge. Make it happen, Rockstar!
The crew games has it
Play American truck driver
Well thats surely not gonna be possible before 2030..
i think thats gonna be possible in next 5 10 years, because companys like Deep Mind and NVIDIA just wonder me. probably neural networks will make our future
Turd Ferguson If you want a massive map like this in a video game, play the Crew 2 it has the whole map of North America and takes roughly an hour to go from NY to Cali
If i ever decide to move.. I'm moving to Colorado!
Scenery just looks awesome.
I did have a chance to move from California to Colorado but I have to much family here and also I love the weather
wwweeeeeeeddddd
Colorado Springs is amazing. On one side is the Great Plains, on the other side the Rocky Mountains! It's beautiful!
I live in PA and work in a restaurant and 2 friends from Colorado work there and they miss it and say mountains are beautiful, and I asked him how far he lived from Rocky Mountains he was like not the far cuz the whole state is basically the Moutains 😂
U shouuuuuld this video goes through my home town :)
For my whole life, the US has been a place of fiction. Even the youtubers, the documentaries, the interviews, you name it, on some level it was edited to look good.
I watched like 10-15 min of the video and never in my life has this place felt more real. Seeing the landscapes fly by made me really hungry for travelling.
I wasn't expecting anything but damn this video truly illuminated a boring rainy weekday, and I thank you for that.
You were illuminated by a boring landscape
2:15:22 I wanna visit USA just for this view.
That part of Saguache County was awesome!
@Joesph Nickell Nah, North Carolina is prettier imo
that road is AMAZING, I want to drive there too!!
Thus, these kind of views is what movies mostly sells us, haha. It stands for a huge identity of USA
what is so special in that view? much better views you can have on some normal roads in Austria or Switzerland
Watched every second of this amazing video, in two separate days, though. Thank you, uploader, for this amazing journey. Greetings from Romania, Europe.
Thank you very much for your support!
Nu ma asteptam sa vad un roman bate palma👋😂😂😂
Wow,,that’s a ton of spare time lol
Around 4H30Min on a Saturday, the rest on Sunday. Worth every second.
Hai Steaua lol 😂
I have a great desire to one day live in the United States and travel across the vast varied landscape, so much diversity in one country. I hope my dreams one day come true.
Edit: yo Canada what’s good? 🇨🇦
Next level is to come to Russia and make a trip from Kaliningrad to Vladivostok (about 12kkm) there are some places without stiff surface on the road...
ефим кривов that sounds awesome too. A lot of untouched natural beauty.
@@JamesAH1 sounds awesome only in cozy armchair;))))
@@JamesAH1 if you want to do something like Everest climb - visit Putorano plateau in the eastern Siberian region. :)))
@@efimkrivov Greetings to you from USA
By my calculations, this is what travelling an average of 476 MPH looks like. A slow jet flying at an altitude of 5 feet. What a wonderful way to see the country.
21:00 spearmint green clubs
Playing this video at x1.25 gives you the speed of a jetliner.
Next video: driving from Alaska to Argentina
yes from the top of americas to the very bottom
Alaska= USA ,so driving from USA* to Argentina, North America begins in USA
Search youtube for Kombi Life, it is a very good video series of just that.
There’s a gap down in Panama before Columbia that has no road so you can’t drive from NA to SA.
Good luck
Thank you for this video. I’m from Denmark and very interested in seeing the US.
Great quality.
Thank you very much!
Mange tak
I drove from Indianapolis, IN to Phoenix, AZ for a travel nursing assignment. I had to see what you were able to catch of Indianapolis as well as other mutual routes I have traveled before. I recognized how you passed through the north part of Indy. Really showed how much different landscape makes up the continental US.
I traveled a rodtrip to... and I loved. th-cam.com/video/-oIN3ubrmGA/w-d-xo.html
Me and a friend drove from Ohio to Phoenix, AZ and back pretty much non stop (except for gas and food and bathroom) two times we pulled over to try to get a few hours rest (which didn't help much at all just made us more tired), I was slamming away V8 energy drinks like they was water.
I really admire your will-power. Truely amazing
Edit: Not only the driving but the editing. Like WOW!
Thank you! You should see my newer videos. I have a lot more information on them such as GPS and temperatures. And I upload them in real time, too. I just posted a video that's over 13 hours long. In hind sight, this video was simple to edit (and I have to mention the many mistakes I made with it, too).