1:51:55 I know the Sydney-Canberra part like the back of my hand. For 8 years I drove it every second Sunday afternoon. Maybe Monday afternoon if a long weekend!
You and me both, mate. For nine years (1984 - 1993) I did the Canberra to Sydney run (first Bankstown and then in my final years to Mascot) on a regular basis. The Sydney end has certainly changed in a big way. Glad I'm not doing it now!
I wouldn't come to the far North In Canada if you think 8 hours is long! Calgary to Vancouver is over 12.5 hours. Vancouver to Toronto is nearly 40 hours and majority of that is in the US as Canadian roads suck. Only 40% of Canadian roads are paved, the rest is gravel.
Nice video, it's beautiful to travel by vehicle. This trip is like, going from NYC. Where I live up to North Carolina. Keep going with this kind of content. A hug.
I live in Sydney and visiting Melbourne is my favourite thing to do. Even if I get the chance to leave at midnight for driving to Melbourne I would do it. I have done it.
What a long, strange trip it's been. Thanks to Roaming N Watching for the work you do, video graphing and editing, especially for this long trip. Victoria seemed to have more vegetation along her highways, so it makes sense that they have more wire fencing. I appreciated the transition to nighttime driving. It was interesting to approach Melbourne from the north to see all the changes that have occurred. When I got to the US, the federally-imposed highway speed limit everywhere was 55 mph (88 kph) because of the fuel shortage. Talk about a sucky speed limit. Currently, here in Nevada (and in Utah) the max speed limit is 80 mph (128 kph), which usually gets driven at 85 (137). Believe me, this is plenty fast when you take into account driver fatigue over long distances, amongst other things. I was glad to see the 110 kph limit on the Hume Highway. Basically, driving is pretty much the same all over. And road trips are a lot of fun. I was surprised how much enjoyment I got out of this virtual trip, even though I wasn't driving. BTW, have you driven The Great Alpine Road? What car do you drive? What camera equipment do you use? Do you use an app to review a coordinated view of video vs GPS location? Thanks again. 😄❤👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much for watching and commenting, Sam! I reckon we could be allowed to drive a bit faster than 110 kph on freeway here in Australia, especially in regional area. I've driven The Great Alpine Road with my SUV, back then I didn't start to make videos as one of my hobbies. I'm planning a trip over there with my GoPro 9 and Sony A7 IV in the near future.
Epic drive! Love how on the victorian side of the hume highway it has the wire rope safety barrier along the entirety of the highway... Great work VIC roads 👏👍
I love the positivity here. I love long drives but dread the once or twice yearly drive home to Melbourne from Sydney as I find it so laborious. But it’s nice seeing others so excited by it and maybe I should rethink it!
@@roamingNwatching I much prefer the Sydney to Brisbane drive, which I’m hopefully doing again soon! Have you stopped off at the Tumblong Tavern before? It was shut last time I tried but it looks great.
Ah, I recognise that acoustic shield on the left at 1:46:30 because it borders a friend's property which I visit every week by walking underneath the freeway at that point. The property's called Garoorigang which still belongs to a descendant of explorer Hamilton Hume of "Hume & Hovell" fame after whom the highway, now the freeway, is named. Yet all we really see of Goulburn here is the signs because the whole town's off to the right. It's more interesting than I thought, though, simply watching your dashcam view. Quite relaxing actually!
Such a good road. I feel like the speed limit really needs to be increased to 130km/h on sunny days like this. Road is so boring at 110. I don't think it will happen though unfortunately as the cops are ruthless with speeding along there, especially near Goulburn.
@Tanya Spotting Nanny state victoria has zero tolerance for speeding. It's widely accepted that NSW gives you 10 percent. You can (and often will) be booked in Victoria for just 2km/h over the limit. It's revenue raising but what can you do?
@@davidlp3019 I BET fully (~8 x ...) vaxxed will get fully waived ; it s become proven they truly are society s children with their humble serfdomish loyalty tw TPTB ...
Did Lakes entrance to Sydney and then Sydney to Melbourne, for that one i woke up at 5am and got back to Melbourne at 3pm on new years eve, went straight to bed at 8:30
@@roamingNwatching Thanks. I've done it in the UK (I got more than my share of horns, because I take it slow). I always repeat LARD (Left Alive, Right Die). My biggest issue is parking believe it or not. My programmed spatial cues are really different.
I love the wide medians of this highway. This is more like U.S. Interstate highways with the wide medians, this is my favorite highway feature. No headlights in your face, no need to think about opposing traffic veering into your lane, wide medians, the wider the better. I'd love to drive this road but afraid I will make a mistake since I drive on the right in the U.S.
Well driven my friend. The highway was reasonably quiet. I’ve driven the whole length two or three times and I drive the Goulburn to Wangaratta section a couple of times a year on way to the NSW south coast. I know it very well but it looks quite different through the lens so often hard to pick where you are because of the limited vision and not being able to read the road signs despite it being 4K video. And the hills get flattened out. But well done.
Wow, this drive looks absolutely stunning! 🚗 The scenic routes and wide-open roads make it so relaxing to watch. Did you stop at any iconic landmarks or hidden gems along the way? Would love to know if there are must-visit spots between Sydney and Melbourne!
Thanks for visiting! Drove all the way from Sydney to Melbourne via Hume Highway when made this video. You can drive along the coast between the two beautiful cities, more interesting and fun:)
@@gregw9289 Good date. In these parts, more than anything else in South America, the La Niña phenomenon has had a devastating effect. Thanks greetings.
Ah, there's the sign for the "MURRAY RIVER Spirit of Progress Bridge" at 5:03:45. I was wondering why that point was the "Most replayed" part of the drive between Sydney and Melbourne. It's where we cross from New South Wales to Mexico!
Someday when its a Bad weather day here in the NYC Area ,,,,, I will have to throw on TRIPLEJ and play this the entire 8 Hours,,,, get the real Aussie feel..... Triple J is Owned By the ABC(australian Broadcasting Commission) Best Music channel on earth
Hi did you encounter a lot of roos or other nocturnal animals during twilight driving? Many times, I am too afraid to ride my motorcycle home at night simply for the reason of possibly hitting animals so have to choose to stay in motel for extra night
I think it because of the main highway that there is enough traffic noise the kangaroos tend to keep away from region. If get off the main highway with less traffic noise it certainly more dangerous around twilight time to drive on roads as could easily come across kangaroos. Also at some parts of highway there can be a lot of barriers that make it hard for kangaroos to get where the cars are. I tend to not drive at night but I drove from Sydney to Melbourne a few months back and was not really an issue at night to be approaching Melbourne after dark with similar traffic amount as here. Many years back the I drove at night plenty of times but one time made the mistake of trying to drive an hour or two extra late at night. I think it was somewhere northern New South Wales on way to Queensland I drove out of one town and about 100 kilometres before next town and the road was very straight and did not see much traffic all the way, which I understood why later on when I just kept coming across so many kangaroos on the highway, you had to drive so slow it made the initial decision to drive an extra hour before sleep pointless because I was not making much progress. Thankfully never actually hit a kangaroo but literally saw hundreds for about an hour or more and many times there was a big group of them on the highway all at once that needed to drive around 5 km/h an hour just to navigate around them. As a result any time, I do long trips now I barely keep driving after the sun going down. The only places I willing to do it is on a highway like this approaching Melbourne where there so many other vehicles, the noise must keep kangaroos well away. If you came via Yea or Yarra Glen there no chance I would drive at night.
it is not wide with many lanes like USA, it is a narrow highway, looks like a main road in an area of any city. Are these what aussie highways look like????
Once you get outside the metro areas of Australian cities it becomes like this.country hwys . Really dangerous for driving high speed with all the trucks and wildlife
Australian roads are some of the most narrow in the world. I don't know why the government let lobby groups convince them to copy the Americans and let motorbikes lane split. I never seen a bike "lane filter" legally, even the police make mistakes. Most motorbikes use lane splitting as an excuse for reckless illegal negligent driving.
Awesome video mate, few questions: 1. What were you using to record? 2. How did you manage the battery 3. internal or external recording and what were you using to mount? 4. Did you stop?!?!
An iPhone 13 Pro Max with special mount which can be installed inside of the vehicle has been used for this video. With the special mount you can charge your phone and connect to a external mic at the same time
8 hours is how long it takes me to get from Long Island to Buffalo, New York I feel Australians are probably the only people on the planet that understand what a long-distance drive is.
@@roamingNwatching I've heard stories where there's no gas stations for hundreds of miles in every direction. Do people get stranded constantly when traveling in the outback?
I'm planning to do this drive by end of the year for an experience. What are the best 2 places to stop for a coffee and toilet break? Also how many hours drive did u start to get tired?
Amazing video mate. Congratulations! Could I use this video for my channel? Obviously, I will mention your channel as you recorded it. Let me know. Regards
Very boring terrain between the main route of Sydney to Melbourne. Try driving around Tassie for 8 hours. The scenery is mind blowing the whole way around.
Nice video mate!!!😀Jus out of curiousity what car were you driving, judging by the indicator sound and ig road noise I'm gonna take a guess and say you were driving a Honda CRV?
You see the great thing about this and similar videos is that I can get to “ride” from Sydney to Melbourne living almost literally in the other side of the world (Caribbean). FOR FREE! Thank you!
Hello love people - I really hope someone is going to see my question and reply me - 1. I am new driver on my red Ps. I was wondering is it a beginner friendly road? by that I mean - will I be expecting lots of hard lane changes? or is it pretty much staying on the left and just going for a long time? 2. I was planning on taking a 1 night break in some hotel in the middle. Which area should be good for that? 3. Please add any other tips that might help me. 😊😊😊😊 ***** Guysss I completed this on my red P. I stopped at Alburry for the night. I shared the drive with my partner ( sorry I should have mentioned I am driving with someone). My experience as new driver on red P was it increased my overall confidence tenfolds. From my house at Parramatta I drove 4 hours straight without any issue ( my car is nissan x trail which is very comfortable) . Then my partner drove to albury. Next morning I drove till Melbourne city then my partner drove inside the city. I also drove from geelong to great ocean road. This drive made me extremely confident and comfortable with the overall driving experience 😍😍😍😍.
Assuming Sydney to Melbourne: 1. Once you are on M31, not many lane changes. But watch out as the left lane sometimes might become an exit lane and you have to move to the right lane 2. Albury 3. Your speed will be limited to 90 km/h for red P. Learn how to merge into M31 as this is the most difficult part for new drivers; it requires matching the speed of cars on left lane of M31, indicating right, finding a gap and then merge. Be careful when there are exits off M31 as someone might cut you off in order to exit off M31. Follow the 3 second following rule. Do not drive at night or twilight hours. Use these features if your car has these (they might have different terms): adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, lane centering assist. Finally, I don't recommend such a long drive if you are new; try Sydney to Canberra first.
why am i watching this lol. ive done the trip multiple times when i moved to victoria and back twice. and when i travled around australia and did the grate ochen road trip. NGL one of the more boring australian trip from sydney to melberm is.
You have such dedication to your work on this channel. I really admire it. Please keep doing what you're doing. Really enjoying the content!
Thanks, will do! Have a great weekend!
1:51:55 I know the Sydney-Canberra part like the back of my hand. For 8 years I drove it every second Sunday afternoon. Maybe Monday afternoon if a long weekend!
Good on you mate! Have a good one!
You and me both, mate. For nine years (1984 - 1993) I did the Canberra to Sydney run (first Bankstown and then in my final years to Mascot) on a regular basis. The Sydney end has certainly changed in a big way. Glad I'm not doing it now!
wow 8hrs. It's really a long drive 👍👍👍
Nice sharing mate. I keep it for weekend watching😁
Hope you like it mate! Have a wonderful weekend!
I wouldn't come to the far North In Canada if you think 8 hours is long! Calgary to Vancouver is over 12.5 hours. Vancouver to Toronto is nearly 40 hours and majority of that is in the US as Canadian roads suck. Only 40% of Canadian roads are paved, the rest is gravel.
Very smooth and beautiful driving tour. Thanks for sharing my friend. Like 17
Thanks for watching my friend!
Can't wait to watch this one! I am working tonight so will watch it then. You've had a might trip!
Hope you enjoyed it! Have a great weekend!
ahhh i love long drives so much and seeing how i cant have a road trip in my country, this is gonna be such a delight to watch :)
Hope you like this long driving. Thanks for watching! And have a nice weekend!
Which country
Nice video, it's beautiful to travel by vehicle. This trip is like, going from NYC. Where I live up to North Carolina. Keep going with this kind of content. A hug.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Have a wonderful weekend !
@@roamingNwatching
Also for you friend, it is a delight to see your videos.
I live in Sydney and visiting Melbourne is my favourite thing to do. Even if I get the chance to leave at midnight for driving to Melbourne I would do it. I have done it.
Good on you mate! Have fun!
Relaxing drive, morning to night! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching! Have a great weekend!
Get the f*** out of the right lane!
good morning, Have Beautiful day, nice Drive, beautiful, Stay Save, Wow amazing view
Thank you so much for visiting! Have a wonderful weekend!
Going on the same drive Syd to Mel in 2 weeks. Really looking forward to it. Thanks for the video
Have fun!
done this twice its so tiring esp when driving by your self. good video mate
Thanks 👍
Australia one of my favorites 🔥
Glad to hear that. Thanks for watching!
What a long, strange trip it's been. Thanks to Roaming N Watching for the work you do, video graphing and editing, especially for this long trip. Victoria seemed to have more vegetation along her highways, so it makes sense that they have more wire fencing. I appreciated the transition to nighttime driving. It was interesting to approach Melbourne from the north to see all the changes that have occurred.
When I got to the US, the federally-imposed highway speed limit everywhere was 55 mph (88 kph) because of the fuel shortage. Talk about a sucky speed limit. Currently, here in Nevada (and in Utah) the max speed limit is 80 mph (128 kph), which usually gets driven at 85 (137). Believe me, this is plenty fast when you take into account driver fatigue over long distances, amongst other things. I was glad to see the 110 kph limit on the Hume Highway. Basically, driving is pretty much the same all over.
And road trips are a lot of fun. I was surprised how much enjoyment I got out of this virtual trip, even though I wasn't driving.
BTW, have you driven The Great Alpine Road? What car do you drive? What camera equipment do you use? Do you use an app to review a coordinated view of video vs GPS location?
Thanks again. 😄❤👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you so much for watching and commenting, Sam!
I reckon we could be allowed to drive a bit faster than 110 kph on freeway here in Australia, especially in regional area.
I've driven The Great Alpine Road with my SUV, back then I didn't start to make videos as one of my hobbies. I'm planning a trip over there with my GoPro 9 and Sony A7 IV in the near future.
Epic drive!
Love how on the victorian side of the hume highway it has the wire rope safety barrier along the entirety of the highway...
Great work VIC roads 👏👍
Thanks for watching mate!
Beautiful!! Thank you so much for the long drive! :)
My pleasure! :)
I love the positivity here. I love long drives but dread the once or twice yearly drive home to Melbourne from Sydney as I find it so laborious. But it’s nice seeing others so excited by it and maybe I should rethink it!
I just did drive from Melbourne to Sydney again a few days ago. Love it!
@@roamingNwatching I much prefer the Sydney to Brisbane drive, which I’m hopefully doing again soon! Have you stopped off at the Tumblong Tavern before? It was shut last time I tried but it looks great.
I have stopped at The Dog on the Tucker Box but not Tumblong Tavern
The operating hours are rubbish there, particularly if you want to get to Melbourne or Sydney the same day.
Ah, I recognise that acoustic shield on the left at 1:46:30 because it borders a friend's property which I visit every week by walking underneath the freeway at that point. The property's called Garoorigang which still belongs to a descendant of explorer Hamilton Hume of "Hume & Hovell" fame after whom the highway, now the freeway, is named. Yet all we really see of Goulburn here is the signs because the whole town's off to the right. It's more interesting than I thought, though, simply watching your dashcam view. Quite relaxing actually!
Thanks mate for watching and commenting!
I like the long and unedited driving video.
Glad to hear that. Thanks mate!
Such a good road. I feel like the speed limit really needs to be increased to 130km/h on sunny days like this. Road is so boring at 110. I don't think it will happen though unfortunately as the cops are ruthless with speeding along there, especially near Goulburn.
You are right, it's so boring at 110. Thanks for watching! And have a great weekend!
@Tanya Spotting at 125 on your Speedo you're at big risk of getting a ticket.
@Tanya Spotting Nanny state victoria has zero tolerance for speeding. It's widely accepted that NSW gives you 10 percent. You can (and often will) be booked in Victoria for just 2km/h over the limit. It's revenue raising but what can you do?
You can do NOTHING
@@davidlp3019 I BET fully (~8 x ...) vaxxed will get fully waived ; it s become proven they truly are society s children with their humble serfdomish loyalty tw TPTB ...
Thank you far sharing!
Thanks for visiting!
7:25:24
C729 is actually the Epping Road. You can take that road all the way into Melbourne as well.
Thanks mate!
It is really enjoyable 8 hour journey.i just feel as drove.
But now i am in Colombo 5.thanks for your coverage.
Thanks for watching!
lets go! Ur the best
Thanks mate!
Maybe show pulling in and out for coffee and fuel just for a glimpse of local facilities and a bit of variety from endless road
Good idea mate. Thanks for watching and commenting!
So many Eucalyptus...a;ong the way....such a good quality video
Thanks for watching!
Did Lakes entrance to Sydney and then Sydney to Melbourne, for that one i woke up at 5am and got back to Melbourne at 3pm on new years eve, went straight to bed at 8:30
Haha, you missed the fireworks in Melbourne
Exactly what I was looking for. I'll be doing it next month. Thanks from a left seat driver.
Drive safe on the left side of the road :)
@@roamingNwatching Thanks. I've done it in the UK (I got more than my share of horns, because I take it slow). I always repeat LARD (Left Alive, Right Die). My biggest issue is parking believe it or not. My programmed spatial cues are really different.
Wow It's really long drive. Thanks for good sharing my friend. I enjoyed. 👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!
So excited to do this drive. I'll be 17, on my P Plates with my own car I bought. Life will be a dream (going 90 is NSW will suck tho).
Good on you mate! Happy driving!
did u complete?
@@Sadia_AustralianJourneys Yea about 12 weeks ago. Was the best trip ever!
Now alternative route out of city on M8
Can save half an hour sometimes
Thanks mate! Will try next time
Good Job! That was a Longest Road Trip from Day to Night.
Thanks for watching!
5:03:53 The border between NSW and Vic.
Right
I love the wide medians of this highway. This is more like U.S. Interstate highways with the wide medians, this is my favorite highway feature. No headlights in your face, no need to think about opposing traffic veering into your lane, wide medians, the wider the better. I'd love to drive this road but afraid I will make a mistake since I drive on the right in the U.S.
Don't worry about driving on the wrong side of the road cause you can't jump over the wide medians :) Thanks for watching!
Well driven my friend. The highway was reasonably quiet. I’ve driven the whole length two or three times and I drive the Goulburn to Wangaratta section a couple of times a year on way to the NSW south coast. I know it very well but it looks quite different through the lens so often hard to pick where you are because of the limited vision and not being able to read the road signs despite it being 4K video. And the hills get flattened out. But well done.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Have a great weekend!
That’s a nice drive my friend! Greetings from California!
Thanks mate!
@@roamingNwatchingNo problem brother
Wow, this drive looks absolutely stunning! 🚗 The scenic routes and wide-open roads make it so relaxing to watch. Did you stop at any iconic landmarks or hidden gems along the way? Would love to know if there are must-visit spots between Sydney and Melbourne!
Thanks for visiting! Drove all the way from Sydney to Melbourne via Hume Highway when made this video. You can drive along the coast between the two beautiful cities, more interesting and fun:)
An awesome vid with a serendipitous ending...good stuff!
Thanks for watching!
It seems that you made this video in summer, the whole panorama looks very green, beautiful.
It just happened last week. Actually August is still winter time in Australia, but we are heading to spring now
@@roamingNwatching
Understand.
Orlando, Eastern Australia has has a lot of rain last 2 years because of La Nina. thats why it is so green!!
@@gregw9289 Good date. In these parts, more than anything else in South America, the La Niña phenomenon has had a devastating effect. Thanks greetings.
There has been a lot of rain this year. Usually the landscape is much more dried out than this.
Ah, there's the sign for the "MURRAY RIVER Spirit of Progress Bridge" at 5:03:45. I was wondering why that point was the "Most replayed" part of the drive between Sydney and Melbourne. It's where we cross from New South Wales to Mexico!
Welcome to Mexico :)
Someday when its a Bad weather day here in the NYC Area ,,,,, I will have to throw on TRIPLEJ and play this the entire 8 Hours,,,, get the real Aussie feel..... Triple J is Owned By the ABC(australian Broadcasting Commission) Best Music channel on earth
Have fun, mate!
Hi did you encounter a lot of roos or other nocturnal animals during twilight driving? Many times, I am too afraid to ride my motorcycle home at night simply for the reason of possibly hitting animals so have to choose to stay in motel for extra night
Never hit an animal by driving 😄except insects 😢
I think it because of the main highway that there is enough traffic noise the kangaroos tend to keep away from region. If get off the main highway with less traffic noise it certainly more dangerous around twilight time to drive on roads as could easily come across kangaroos. Also at some parts of highway there can be a lot of barriers that make it hard for kangaroos to get where the cars are. I tend to not drive at night but I drove from Sydney to Melbourne a few months back and was not really an issue at night to be approaching Melbourne after dark with similar traffic amount as here. Many years back the I drove at night plenty of times but one time made the mistake of trying to drive an hour or two extra late at night. I think it was somewhere northern New South Wales on way to Queensland I drove out of one town and about 100 kilometres before next town and the road was very straight and did not see much traffic all the way, which I understood why later on when I just kept coming across so many kangaroos on the highway, you had to drive so slow it made the initial decision to drive an extra hour before sleep pointless because I was not making much progress. Thankfully never actually hit a kangaroo but literally saw hundreds for about an hour or more and many times there was a big group of them on the highway all at once that needed to drive around 5 km/h an hour just to navigate around them. As a result any time, I do long trips now I barely keep driving after the sun going down. The only places I willing to do it is on a highway like this approaching Melbourne where there so many other vehicles, the noise must keep kangaroos well away.
If you came via Yea or Yarra Glen there no chance I would drive at night.
Nice day, nice ride 😊
Yes, thank you!😀
it is not wide with many lanes like USA, it is a narrow highway, looks like a main road in an area of any city. Are these what aussie highways look like????
It is a typical aussie highway
Once you get outside the metro areas of Australian cities it becomes like this.country hwys . Really dangerous for driving high speed with all the trucks and wildlife
Australian roads are some of the most narrow in the world. I don't know why the government let lobby groups convince them to copy the Americans and let motorbikes lane split. I never seen a bike "lane filter" legally, even the police make mistakes. Most motorbikes use lane splitting as an excuse for reckless illegal negligent driving.
日本と同じ左側通行でkm速度表示なので、見ていて親近感と安心感があります。トラック（貨物車）があまり走っていないのはちょっと不思議に思いました。日本の高速道路を走っているのは半分ぐらい貨物車というぐらい多いです。みんな運転マナーが良いですね。
We are driving on the same side of the road 😄 Thanks for watching!
different kind of natural landscapes ，love form China
Thanks for watching!
3:21:32 The Dog On The Tuckerbox, five miles from Gundagai
I actually visited that statue on the way to Sydney. Thanks for watching!
Love the tunnel at 8:06:00
Welcome to Melbourne😄
Getting excited about the next stop going downhill, its Wagga Wagga!
Would you like to visit Wagga Wagga? ua-cam.com/video/2aY7G-tReyE/v-deo.html
GREAT VIDEO gonna be doing a night drive from Sydney to melbourne is it a bit scary a night as there are a lot of animal incidents on motorway
Most animal incidents could happen when drive in the dark and quiet roads. Drive safe!
@@roamingNwatching Roos/wambats at night and idiot drivers during the day
110 to 115km is calming for me..
Yes, 120 is the highest...😢
Where did u start from?
Near Kingsford Airport
Awesome video mate, few questions:
1. What were you using to record?
2. How did you manage the battery
3. internal or external recording and what were you using to mount?
4. Did you stop?!?!
An iPhone 13 Pro Max with special mount which can be installed inside of the vehicle has been used for this video. With the special mount you can charge your phone and connect to a external mic at the same time
@@roamingNwatching that would explain why the audio is from outside. Where did you have the mic mounted to?
This is amazing. may i ask what camera you used for this?
Thanks for watching! A iPhone 13 Pro Max has been used.
@@roamingNwatching wow thanks so much
Thank you..
Thanks for watching!
Did you do this in one go without any stops?
Had two stops for gas and coffee
Highway patrol at 4:26:45
They are doing their job :) Thanks for watching!
There are more caravans between Sydney and Melbourne that trucks that actually produce something?
A lot of trucks on the way
Do you think it is an ok drive for a P license?
I think it's OK, but everyone is different.
Australia at it's best at 110kms an hour. Stopping to look at the scenery, what dah was that?
8 hours is how long it takes me to get from Long Island to Buffalo, New York I feel Australians are probably the only people on the planet that understand what a long-distance drive is.
That's true. it's a lonely continent :)
@@roamingNwatching I've heard stories where there's no gas stations for hundreds of miles in every direction. Do people get stranded constantly when traveling in the outback?
@@michaelwolf9400 You should bring your own containers of fuel when travelling in the outback.
What did you record this with? Your phone? It's excellent quailty and in hi-rez.
Yes, you are right. Used an iPhone. Thanks for watching!
Phwoar! Hardcore hauling!
Thanks for coming!
May I ask what camera you used to shoot
An iPhone 13 Pro Max
Enter Victoria at 5:03:55
Yeah, there is a sign after Murray River.
That tall truck and that bridge almost made a contact , or how did they not? How is that Truck travelling anyway?
We've heard many times from news that oversized trucks hit bridges:(
@@roamingNwatching I am talking about this 23:55
Haha, those truck drivers are professional😜@@gledatelj1979
What was your average speed and how much fuel did you use and what are you driving????
100-110 KM/H
7-8 L/100KM
Not a Holden
I'm planning to do this drive by end of the year for an experience. What are the best 2 places to stop for a coffee and toilet break? Also how many hours drive did u start to get tired?
It all depends on. I used to have breaks at Holbrook or Albury. Good luck!
Cheers. Looking forward to Gundagai and Albury stops. Hopefully everything works out
did u end up doing? can u give me some tips pls
What's the best place for a one hour lunch break to split the trip in two equal parts
I'd say Holbrook. You can visit the Submarine HMAS Otway. And next to it is a Cafe.
Doing the last of the turn offs to Yass, do you like concrete?
Not really...
Are you driving on M31 Hume Highway?
Yes. Thanks for watching!
How was the speed cameras? Have you seen any cops or usually any cops on patrol on this freeway/highway?
Cameras and cops, they are surely somewhere along the way. I usually don’t care where they are cause I always drive with traffic rules in mind 😂
What is the speed limit?
Mostly 110 km/h
Amazing video mate. Congratulations! Could I use this video for my channel? Obviously, I will mention your channel as you recorded it. Let me know. Regards
Thanks for watching! But please don't use any of my videos for your channel.
@@roamingNwatching thank you for your answer. Sure! Any problem. Regards
Is this coastal, or inland route from sydney to melbourne
This Hume Highway (M31), inland route.
Very boring terrain between the main route of Sydney to Melbourne. Try driving around Tassie for 8 hours. The scenery is mind blowing the whole way around.
Good idea! Thanks mate!
Nice video mate!!!😀Jus out of curiousity what car were you driving, judging by the indicator sound and ig road noise I'm gonna take a guess and say you were driving a Honda CRV?
Very close 😜 Thanks for watching mate!
Is it really 8 hours from Sydney to Melbourne? I didn’t know that lol
Yeah, 8 to 9 hours you need from Sydney to Melbourne travelling through Hume Highway.
8 HOUR DRIVE TO BENDIGO MORTY
Do you have any advice for staying awake during the entire 8 hours?
Don’t eat too much before you go and have 1-2 coffee breaks.
One of the best drive in the world and both are my favorite cities
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are you a melbournian or a synder sider?
I was driving home.
@@roamingNwatching good to know your a melbournian like me :)
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27:27 did he break the rules? the grey car on the right.
Do you mean he was speeding?
@@roamingNwatching yep. I meant it like breaking the traffic rules.
Maybe not 😜
i use to go to melbourne at 2023 June 4
What kind of car are we driving in? :) Hello from Peru!
A 4 yo petrol
Spent a lot of time in the right hand Lane in Sydney .its illegal if you are not overtaking...very.bad driving.
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You see the great thing about this and similar videos is that I can get to “ride” from Sydney to Melbourne living almost literally in the other side of the world (Caribbean). FOR FREE! Thank you!
My pleasure! Welcome on board!
Hello love people - I really hope someone is going to see my question and reply me -
1. I am new driver on my red Ps. I was wondering is it a beginner friendly road? by that I mean - will I be expecting lots of hard lane changes? or is it pretty much staying on the left and just going for a long time?
2. I was planning on taking a 1 night break in some hotel in the middle. Which area should be good for that?
3. Please add any other tips that might help me. 😊😊😊😊
***** Guysss I completed this on my red P. I stopped at Alburry for the night. I shared the drive with my partner ( sorry I should have mentioned I am driving with someone). My experience as new driver on red P was it increased my overall confidence tenfolds. From my house at Parramatta I drove 4 hours straight without any issue ( my car is nissan x trail which is very comfortable) . Then my partner drove to albury. Next morning I drove till Melbourne city then my partner drove inside the city. I also drove from geelong to great ocean road. This drive made me extremely confident and comfortable with the overall driving experience 😍😍😍😍.
Assuming Sydney to Melbourne:
1. Once you are on M31, not many lane changes. But watch out as the left lane sometimes might become an exit lane and you have to move to the right lane
2. Albury
3. Your speed will be limited to 90 km/h for red P.
Learn how to merge into M31 as this is the most difficult part for new drivers; it requires matching the speed of cars on left lane of M31, indicating right, finding a gap and then merge.
Be careful when there are exits off M31 as someone might cut you off in order to exit off M31.
Follow the 3 second following rule.
Do not drive at night or twilight hours.
Use these features if your car has these (they might have different terms): adaptive cruise control, lane keep assist, lane centering assist.
Finally, I don't recommend such a long drive if you are new; try Sydney to Canberra first.
Great answer to the questions. Thanks mate!
Looks similar to driving on uk motorways and dual-carriageways except the speed is in kilometers and not in miles.
pretty much so. Thanks for watching!
2:05:51 Good Luck puppy 😥😥😓😓
Poor doggy :(
No music or anything for 8 hours is crazy
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Not even soft music for kids, eight how they can sit down for 8 hours.
Хайвей в Мельбурне -- супер!!!
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This video has the big size. Maybe you can cut it into some parts ?
I sometimes upload long distance trips. Hope you like it.
I see, it is very difficult to drive a vehicle on the right side, obviously for us in these parts of the world.
Everything goes fine when you sit behind the wheel on the right side😄
Before going overseas play American Truck Simulator for a few weeks! It is good practice for driving on the right.
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Getting passed Yass to say yes in 2024. Thank the Gods that those concrete surfaces still live there.
1:23:24, 1:54:33, 1:54:46
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why am i watching this lol. ive done the trip multiple times when i moved to victoria and back twice. and when i travled around australia and did the grate ochen road trip.
NGL one of the more boring australian trip from sydney to melberm is.
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When did you rest? It was a long trip. 🤣
Of course I had rest for fuel and coffee ☕️😄