10 Roads You Would Never Want to Drive On
- 6 years ago
TOP 10 Most Dangerous Rodes in the World
10 - posada Gua France
This 4.3 kilometer stretch of road links the French mainland with island of Norman's here on France's Atlantic coast at first glance you might think that's not a bad road to drive on wait a few hours and your opinion will change as the tide comes in and causes the entire route to vanish twice a day this road is underwater and any car that mistimes their crossing is going with it even if you time the tides just right driving this road can be a challenge because it's wet and covered with seaweed which can make it as slippery as ice
09 - patio poulo / takaki road greece
over the 23.5 kilometres greek road the elevation changes almost 500 metres this might not sound so bad to you right now but throw in a lot of potholes significantly tight twists and turns heavy truck pedestrian and livestock traffic and the fact that there are very few if any guardrails and you have one hell of a dangerous road the icing on the cake for this particular route is that there are often no lines or markings which means many nighttime travelers drive straight off the road and to their death.
08 - luxor al Hurghada road egypt
this stretch of road between the ancient city of Luxor and the Red Sea resort city of Hurghada is one which many will tell you to stay away from but why you ask first the road goes through some rather remote areas where a breakdown can mean big trouble depending on what time of day it is second this area is known to be patrolled by bands of criminals and terrorists who generally strike at night this has led many people to drive without their headlights on at night resulting in a significant number of fatal head-on collisions if you want to drive at night buy some high-end night-vision goggles please
07 - taroko gorge road
tae-hwan part of taiwan's highway number 8 the taroko gorge road is widely considered to be the country's deadliest stretch of roadway carved into and sometimes through the mountainous
10 - posada Gua France
This 4.3 kilometer stretch of road links the French mainland with island of Norman's here on France's Atlantic coast at first glance you might think that's not a bad road to drive on wait a few hours and your opinion will change as the tide comes in and causes the entire route to vanish twice a day this road is underwater and any car that mistimes their crossing is going with it even if you time the tides just right driving this road can be a challenge because it's wet and covered with seaweed which can make it as slippery as ice
09 - patio poulo / takaki road greece
over the 23.5 kilometres greek road the elevation changes almost 500 metres this might not sound so bad to you right now but throw in a lot of potholes significantly tight twists and turns heavy truck pedestrian and livestock traffic and the fact that there are very few if any guardrails and you have one hell of a dangerous road the icing on the cake for this particular route is that there are often no lines or markings which means many nighttime travelers drive straight off the road and to their death.
08 - luxor al Hurghada road egypt
this stretch of road between the ancient city of Luxor and the Red Sea resort city of Hurghada is one which many will tell you to stay away from but why you ask first the road goes through some rather remote areas where a breakdown can mean big trouble depending on what time of day it is second this area is known to be patrolled by bands of criminals and terrorists who generally strike at night this has led many people to drive without their headlights on at night resulting in a significant number of fatal head-on collisions if you want to drive at night buy some high-end night-vision goggles please
07 - taroko gorge road
tae-hwan part of taiwan's highway number 8 the taroko gorge road is widely considered to be the country's deadliest stretch of roadway carved into and sometimes through the mountainous