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Lærdalstunnel / Laerdaltunnel - longest road tunnel - real time drive 24,5 km - Norway
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2019
- A real time drive through the longest road tunnel in the world. Enjoy the drive to prepare your own drive.
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Amazing, not just that the tunnel was built, but the effort they put in while building it.
So amazing, almost looks like you’re just driving thru a really dark road in the middle of the night. Very beautiful!
A few weeks ago I rode a bus through this tunnel (because the Flåmsbana train from Oslo to Flåm had been closed by a rockslide). In places, it was pretty psychedelic with that wild lighting.
Oncoming traffic in a tunnel is a real danger in case of an accident. Never forget the accident in the Mont Blanc tunnel when a car caught fire and the tunnel became a furnace…
I drove through the Gotthard tunnel once in an October night .
I had been driving for 6 hours before driving through it and had a very hard time keeping my eyes open and not falling asleep because it was hot and smelled of diesel fumes from the trucks .
@@evanr1784why tf didnt you stop earlier then? There are plenty of service stations before the tunnel. If I know that I am going to be driving through something requiring my full concentration, I’ll make sure to be awake.
الانفاق اللي مثل هذا ، قد توثر على المحرك على للمدى الطويل ، لأنه لايستقبل الهواء الطبيعي من الانفاق، ومع ذلك ، يرتفع مؤشر حراره المحرك خصوصا في هذه الانفاق
I couldn't even stand the 5mins tunnel in Oslo. I don't think i could drive all the way through here without a cruise control.
I think is 4 sure in norway sir...thats why most longest tunnel in the world..most beautiful seen in europe..
4:25, 10:18, 15:12 I think they could use different Lighting for each of those stations for better orientation
If you watched this without a description from about one minute in, you could be forgiven for thinking this was a drive along a normal country road at night. It barely seems like you're in a tunnel.
A really dangerous tunnel without any emergency exits
they are planning on upgrading the tunnel.
Awesome!
I am not sure if this is the world longest road tunnel. Cause in Helsinki you have also a service tunnel. Across the whole city.
I copy and paste some information.
Some general Statistics about Helsinki Underground city
Over 400 Separate facilities
Total tunnels length 293km
194 km of technical tunnels
34 km of traffic tunnels
30 km of tunnels with secondary purpose as emergency shelters
14 km of parking caverns
22 km of tunnels for other purposes
And all the tunnels are connected with each other that's why it's called: underground city.
Nobody cares
@@gustav1002 dir fileicht nicht aber mir
It is!
if we had it here in the UK it would be owned by the French and cost £25 to go through.
For all the millions in the world, i would not do this 😱
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and no toll!!!!!!!
that's not the longest euro tunnel is longer
it clearly says ROAD tunnel.....Euro tunnel is not.
Shows what happens in a rich country where the state has almost more money than it knows what to do with. It builds the world's longest road tunnel from nowhere to nowhere carrying minimal traffic.
It's on the E16 route between Oslo and Bergen... The capital, and the other the second largest city. it doesn't go "nowhere" it's one of our most important routes for the country to function. Please educate yourself on matters before making ignorant comments like that.
@@Glenni91N I'm fully of where it goes to and from thanks. Its NOT essential to Norway's transport network since travel between all the major cities: Oslo, Bergen, Stavanger, Trondheim etc can all be done without using it albeit with long journeys. Does it improve road connections, particularly between smaller isolated settlements? Yes. Is it Useless? No and I never said it was. My point was, most countries without Norway's financial resources would not have considered it financially viable given its low usage, high cost and available, usable alternatives. But Norway HAS those resources, so good luck to it!
You sound really SALTY.
Y, nada. Disfrutando del chisme antes de partirme el culo trabajando xd