Jump onboard and be dazzled by the spectacular scenery and the amazing skills the local bus drivers display to negotiate the tight twisting roads of the Amalfi Coast.
The first time i was in italy i remember how confused i was the first time the driver started honking around every corner but i didn't think about it that much until i saw that there's literally zero room for error on those turns with other cars and especially buses around. the confusion quickly turned into amazement and admiration of these drivers who are able to handle these narrow gaps and the people there having absolutely zero problems with backing up and having order to it. i truly loved it there and even with a minibus it was extremely tight. quite a nice experience even though getting around was taking long due to the narrow roads. that's what made it special though and i will remember it forever. it might not seem special or even noteworthy to others but to me its extraordinary
Oh God, you've ever been in one of these busses when they are doing that? Their skill becomes apparent once you're a passenger. It's terrifying, the word you think of most is "No way we make that turn".
Yes, the good thing is the people backing up because sometimes they don't at all, I had many arguments on italian roads with people not backing up to leave me room or people driving at 1 cm from the back of my car. I'm wondering how these drivers can handle the pressure of doing it with tourists lamenting they're late for airplane, bus, train etc, clapping at them or inciting them... I'd go postal in a 1-2 days of that kind of work
This might be an unpopular opinion but I think drivers in Italy are more skilled than in most countries. We have to face the anarchy of our cities, narrow and poorly maintained roads on a daily basis. That really makes you a more reactive and skilled driver. When I was in other countries I was surprised how much people panick when driving for situations that are the norm in Italy.
Dream on Sunshine, Italy has about 90% of the population of the UK and 180% of the road deaths ie twice as likely to die in Italy. Car drivers in the video repeatedly stopped on the inner and outer apex of the curves, the very point where a large vehicle needs to cut hardest onto the opposite lane of the road so causing the problem to be worse. As long as there was a space in front of their vehicle they just drove into it without considering if waiting where they were might be a better option to allow traffic to flow. One of the first things you learn when driving a truck or bus is to avoid passing oncoming large vehicles on a curve but, despite warning toots from the video bus, at least three other buses just blundered into oncoming traffic coming around the bend. They all think they are Ferrari Formula 1 drivers.
Seems to me it would be a quicker trip overall if there were traffic lights installed at either end of the narrow portions, and only allowed single lane traffic back and forth one direction at a time.
Actually the Italian govt did an extremely crappy job. Just put several traffic lights for a one lane travel back and forth, and it'll be much quicker for everyone to reach their destinations. But this is Italy, so I guess their govt's road management skill is on par with Pakistan.
I'm impressed by the level of patience and how disciplined these drivers are. Something like this would trigger a fight between the drivers if it was my country. Lol
I drove this road in the 80s when I was stationed at Naples, Italy. It is really like this day and night. Worse drivers are the drivers in their own cars who pass on curves. Remember one thing, though, the roads were built long before giant busses were in use.
True..especially drivers from our country....my country...INDIA...they atleast try their best to give big SCRATCHES...for everyone he seez comin jus opposite to him...😈😉
Ah i remember some years ago, when i went to the Costiera Amalfitana, one of the most beautiful place on earth, but driving on that road was so scary ;-) if you can visit place, you can also move from town to town with little ferries, but driving on that road and stopping from time to time to look at the scenery is a memory you will keep forever.
People always look to good things of Italy and never realise how much shit of a country it is and believe me, you'd say the same if you were born there
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@@livefreeordiehard8898 these roads were made thousands of years ago for trading, before cars let alone big ass buses. has nothing to do with modern infrastructure.
I thought we Indians have skilled driver, to drive in our traffic and terrains need highly skilled driver ... but after seeing this video OMG!!!! awesome
@jadon joshua majority of Indian population live in villages and they only get 1 way that is broken, every time a car is coming from the front the driver has to get off the road half way, or bikes have to get off fully most of the time.
The best bus drivers are italians. I witnessed it between Como and Bellaggio. It's the only place where you buy a bus ticket but the actual experience you get is an hour of free, heart-on-the-throat rollercoaster Greetings from Morocco 🇲🇦
Same at the northern coast of Crete, gotdamn, I thought I would gonna die: sharp wall on one side, a cliff going down 30-50 meters on the other, and the driver drove like a madman in the curves
I can tell you as an Italian that Italian bus drivers are absolutely not the best. They’re like super aggressive and drive as if they were batshit crazy. I can tell because I go to school everyday by bus.
So many ways to improve this experience: 1) One way traffic lights 2) Widen the roads by 1-2 meters (tunnels are the exception) 3) Install concave mirrors on blind corners This seems like a frustrating experience - instead of being able to focus on the beauty of the surroundings, people concentrate on the road.
Captain obvious joined chat. Like they didn't thought about that genially baked idea... LOL Here is your prize for such a masterpiece of idea: a dwarf penguin, 27 meters tall.
@Claudio Coppola TBH this road really shouldnt be aloud to have such large vehicles on them it stupidly dangerous in the states a road that narrow be limited by vehicle weight and length, and this isnt public transit, this is a tour bus, and last time i remember europe has its fair share of stupid drivers.
@Claudio Coppola See your comment is contradictory why waste money on public transit to go to the grocery store if you have a car. I'm not gonna take 20 bags of groceries with me just on to the bus when I have a car that is just idiot talk
Ricardo Masvidal oh yeah. I would advise the trip to anyone. It’s a great experience. I went to Kolkata as a school immersion project, teaming up with a few charities. Honestly it’s brilliant. It’s a huge eye opener to a different world I never new existed.
@@ricardobjj24 hahaha that's not even half of it. Here we use horns to call people, sing songs and not to mention it's a language in its own. Moreover, people will tell the type of person you are just by listening to the sound of your horn.
@@perlamiseriaccia Definitely better to have that Citroen out of the way, considering how long it took for them to notice this driver waving for them to go around.
Drove this road in the last summer, several times up and down with a SUV - got me sweating way more than the 35+ degrees outside honestly. Though, worst thing were these kamikaze mopeds. Usually fully loaded, way above speed limit and never tired of risking their lives to surpass you. Its madness really
Same thing for people having their first regular car driving training in Amsterdam, they might not like that just as well and it might just be a very sweaty experience, but as time moves on and you do it more often, you get better at it and less stressed in very busy situations.
italian here. it happens all the time. we tell tourists not to rent vehicles around here, and yet they don't listen and end up blocking the roads. true story.
@@YouRegolo Probably about the same thing I tell tourists who stopped cycling when they were 5-6 in their own country, and are thinking off taking up cycling in Amsterdam... I almost always tell them not to since traffic is so stupidly hectic there for someone who might just has to learn to ride a bicycle again, but if they do want to rent a bicycle that they should do so in a more quiet city or village.
Oh yeah went in 2019 brought back memories over to Positano our driver got several rounds of applause and never lost his cool , everyone in UK says Italians drive like mad men in the towns and cities these guys earned my respect every trip .🚌🚌👍👍
Hi I’m Tom a top tour driver from Scotland and not enough credit is given to guys like us our job is ways more skill full than that if Pilots Cruise Captains who enjoy the great respect but I’ve had passengers from all over the world express their great admiration of how I drive the Highlands in Scotland Congratulations to my fellow professional for his skills in Italy I salute you
I was trying to explain the exact same thing to someone recently. Reversing around a blind corner on the Amalfi drive! Sat on the coach on the outside! Not for the faint hearted, these guys can drive!!
@@dontcallmethat7240 well yes it should be also common sense if you don't want to be a jerk😅 but if you are approaching those kind of turns you have to give space to the biggest vehicle
@@stibiumking it's definetly automatic, you can hear the gearbox doing it's things and these busses are all auto now, for better comfort and other things
Reminds me of when I used to drive buses along the coast in North Norfolk UK, accept instead of really narrow roads with cliff walls you had peoples buildings, or brick walls. I spent an hour in a 500m stretch of village in "Stiffkey" and "Cley" village because of the traffic during the summer which was quite regular during that time. Sometimes we had small 28 foot buses sometimes we had 40 foot tempos. I miss those days.... sort of!
didn't expect to see my home of north norfolk mentioned on here hahah, have to agree it's pandemonium in summer! nicer once all the tourists have buggered off.
As a person who hates crowds - I find it terrifying. Extremely stressful drive. Not because it's so difficult to maneuver so tightly, but because you have to drive so slowly, stop so often in such hot weather. From the other hand - the challenge looks pretty cool and rewarding. So as much I hate crawling in traffic jams, this actually looks entertaining enough to compensate for that.
I hope these drivers had a nice relaxing holiday i lockdown I hope they are doing well because man I wouldn’t of gone back if I was one of those drivers xd
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imagine this 10 times every day for te last 10 years,those drivers know exactly every spot where they can pass
Umm no not blindfolded
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in india we know there are more dangerous roads than this we know the spots where it can pass
Imagine the level of patience you need to drive on that road.
for private cars drivers too...
patience level: Master
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it becomes normal after doing it so many times, its not even stressing anymore
Wow. The fact that this is a "local" bus and that this guy does this daily is kind of stunning. I can't imagine doing this willingly.
my grandad did this everyday
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@@jet9465 Your grandad is hardcore, truly metal. I'm sure he's into bondage and masochism too.
The first time i was in italy i remember how confused i was the first time the driver started honking around every corner but i didn't think about it that much until i saw that there's literally zero room for error on those turns with other cars and especially buses around. the confusion quickly turned into amazement and admiration of these drivers who are able to handle these narrow gaps and the people there having absolutely zero problems with backing up and having order to it. i truly loved it there and even with a minibus it was extremely tight. quite a nice experience even though getting around was taking long due to the narrow roads. that's what made it special though and i will remember it forever. it might not seem special or even noteworthy to others but to me its extraordinary
Oh God, you've ever been in one of these busses when they are doing that? Their skill becomes apparent once you're a passenger. It's terrifying, the word you think of most is "No way we make that turn".
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Yes, the good thing is the people backing up because sometimes they don't at all, I had many arguments on italian roads with people not backing up to leave me room or people driving at 1 cm from the back of my car. I'm wondering how these drivers can handle the pressure of doing it with tourists lamenting they're late for airplane, bus, train etc, clapping at them or inciting them... I'd go postal in a 1-2 days of that kind of work
Nobody likes dying, and here you really die if make a mistake, your first mistake is your last one.
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Imagine being late to work and this is your bus
Just stop imagining
Imagine being late for work and getting stuck behind a bus like this. And then you overtake it and after 300m there's another and it's all over again.
start early !
I don't want to think about my office.
It is Lockdown and I am enjoying working from home.
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@Giovanno Sinarwan 魄 fuck off😂😂
Yeah offcourse
true af
Jammu to Doda.. morning bus...
If you ever sit on that, accident or not, you'll definitely have a heart attack.
@@punishsharma4869 how is the road from Manali to Leh ?
This might be an unpopular opinion but I think drivers in Italy are more skilled than in most countries. We have to face the anarchy of our cities, narrow and poorly maintained roads on a daily basis. That really makes you a more reactive and skilled driver. When I was in other countries I was surprised how much people panick when driving for situations that are the norm in Italy.
Hello how are you doing
Maybe not in Naples , every car has a scrape dent or side swipe marks on them .
Dream on Sunshine, Italy has about 90% of the population of the UK and 180% of the road deaths ie twice as likely to die in Italy. Car drivers in the video repeatedly stopped on the inner and outer apex of the curves, the very point where a large vehicle needs to cut hardest onto the opposite lane of the road so causing the problem to be worse. As long as there was a space in front of their vehicle they just drove into it without considering if waiting where they were might be a better option to allow traffic to flow. One of the first things you learn when driving a truck or bus is to avoid passing oncoming large vehicles on a curve but, despite warning toots from the video bus, at least three other buses just blundered into oncoming traffic coming around the bend. They all think they are Ferrari Formula 1 drivers.
Lol. Come to India.
@@michaellebreton4294 yeah i agree
This video is inspiration for my own bus driving pov videos! I appreciate it.
When the trip is more exiting than destination. Literally.
come visit, i bet you'll change your mind
@@eleonoralamarca1447 for real..
No pls don't come to visit. We don't want idiots.
Eleonora La Marca I drive down there every year and I love the road more than the rest lol
Exciting*
Let's be honest- you didn't search for this, youtube recommended it to you !!
I searched for this
Why will someone lie?
@@rakshhitmaahajan7208 I didnt lie. I looked up crazy bus drivers because I like watching them
Yes man 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yep
These drivers deserve a big raise
This driver is so kind and thd driving technology is amazing !!
I was supprised.
Seems to me it would be a quicker trip overall if there were traffic lights installed at either end of the narrow portions, and only allowed single lane traffic back and forth one direction at a time.
That is italy dude..
Your view about this is a Classic Germanic mentality!
That's how Germanic Nations are organised!
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@@cataphract8508 Well I'm Indian and that idea occurred to me as well. Even if might not to the people who are in charge.
That would spoil the fun....
@@trentasenzalode not Italy , Naples. Ask italians about Naples.
Imagine What the world would look like if Countries can work together as the Bus Drivers in Italy!! Bravo!
So true it hurts
Yeah the world in that case would be filled with a bunch of brainwashed mask wearing manipulated individuals.
@@plisskennn Irrelevant. Notice the year, and the lack of face masks. This is before pandemic hits Italy.
L'italia fa cagare beati voi che siete in America. (Sono di Salerno)
Actually the Italian govt did an extremely crappy job. Just put several traffic lights for a one lane travel back and forth, and it'll be much quicker for everyone to reach their destinations.
But this is Italy, so I guess their govt's road management skill is on par with Pakistan.
I'm impressed by the level of patience and how disciplined these drivers are. Something like this would trigger a fight between the drivers if it was my country. Lol
Been On That Tour Route About Four Years Ago And Marveled About The Skills of the Italian Bus Drivers !!
I drove this road in the 80s when I was stationed at Naples, Italy. It is really like this day and night. Worse drivers are the drivers in their own cars who pass on curves. Remember one thing, though, the roads were built long before giant busses were in use.
Bravo. Built in 1842!
@@doccal5896 the road engineers could have done a better job by just expanding that road just a little bit. 🤫
@@StretchUrMind1115 you can't expand it anymore than that, unless you want the falaise to crumble on your head
I've been there 2 years ago. Still like that
@@andreabianchi6156 The expansation is outwards, not inwards.... duh!!!
I apreciate this bus driver's patience. if this was in my country those bus drivers all ready exchanging punches
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True..especially drivers from our country....my country...INDIA...they atleast try their best to give big SCRATCHES...for everyone he seez comin jus opposite to him...😈😉
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Türk müsün nesin? :D (Are you Turkish or what? )
Ah i remember some years ago, when i went to the Costiera Amalfitana, one of the most beautiful place on earth, but driving on that road was so scary ;-) if you can visit place, you can also move from town to town with little ferries, but driving on that road and stopping from time to time to look at the scenery is a memory you will keep forever.
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Excellent Driving skill ,just inches apart ,very responsible driving 🙏
That driver needs a medal - cool, calm and professional on a tough road - well done, driver 👏👏👏👏👏
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there is no other option left bruh
Absolutely, yes! 👍
Italians: clap during plane landings
Americans: clap during routine bus rides in italy
Definitely British.
Never understood why people clap during plane landings though
@@Dylems probably to say thank you to the pilots for the safe flight
@@fabioa.565 That's literally their job though, more than 99.99% of flights are safe
Dio porco
I've ridden on European tour buses. There is a special heaven for those drivers. They do magical things with them.
Really nice work! I visited there 10 years ago. It was great and I'd like to go again someday. Thank you for sharing.
ahhh, the scenery. Italy. it's something else. so beautiful
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I don’t think that the trip is more exiting than this destination.
People always look to good things of Italy and never realise how much shit of a country it is and believe me, you'd say the same if you were born there
@@adringtm how is it shit
@@adringtm You are exaggerating lol
Nobody:
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I've been here! Was my graduation gift. I remember coming up in those buses, it was an adrenaline rush
बहुत ही खतरनाक रॉड ओर उसमे भी जबरदस्त ड्रायविंग
Italians have balls. Respect from London!
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Also not very smart letting buses drive there...
Thanks mate.
They have Balls but not intelligence to properly design a road.
@@livefreeordiehard8898 these roads were made thousands of years ago for trading, before cars let alone big ass buses. has nothing to do with modern infrastructure.
@@itsurboidonnie They have to make it one way street to at least make it safe. How is this safe at all?
I thought we Indians have skilled driver, to drive in our traffic and terrains need highly skilled driver ... but after seeing this video OMG!!!! awesome
@jadon joshua not on hills idiot
@@pcbaddieacademy No need to insult people for no reason, Pajeet.
No we Indians are only good at driving on a corrupt roads.
@jadon joshua majority of Indian population live in villages and they only get 1 way that is broken, every time a car is coming from the front the driver has to get off the road half way, or bikes have to get off fully most of the time.
pakistanis and nepalese are quite good too
Everyone in the world who drives there will become crazy. The Italian drives are so calm, just stay relaxed everything its oright 💪❤🇮🇹
The driver is most skillfull driver I've seen so far. Brilliant
The best bus drivers are italians. I witnessed it between Como and Bellaggio.
It's the only place where you buy a bus ticket but the actual experience you get is an hour of free, heart-on-the-throat rollercoaster
Greetings from Morocco 🇲🇦
Same at the northern coast of Crete, gotdamn, I thought I would gonna die: sharp wall on one side, a cliff going down 30-50 meters on the other, and the driver drove like a madman in the curves
@@IcyBrown
At that moment I hoped I could speak some italian to ask if it was normal or we have been hijacked 😂
I can tell you as an Italian that Italian bus drivers are absolutely not the best. They’re like super aggressive and drive as if they were batshit crazy. I can tell because I go to school everyday by bus.
Do you know Tamil Nadu bus drivers😈🔥
@@IcyBrown so come to India bro...
@3:50 That scooty guy be like 'Life is so simple'
😂😂
LOL
thank you guys I think these drivers are really talented
So many ways to improve this experience:
1) One way traffic lights
2) Widen the roads by 1-2 meters (tunnels are the exception)
3) Install concave mirrors on blind corners
This seems like a frustrating experience - instead of being able to focus on the beauty of the surroundings, people concentrate on the road.
Just stick to singing mate, or maybe not!
Genius, I bet they never thought of that! NOT. And all those roads have tunnels.
Captain obvious joined chat.
Like they didn't thought about that genially baked idea... LOL
Here is your prize for such a masterpiece of idea: a dwarf penguin, 27 meters tall.
I think only mini should be allowed..dont u think ?
Or you could use a minibus
Only American tourists would clap. This man is used to the roads and does it every day. Welcome to European roads!
I only hear Australians.
Your roads are shit then
@Claudio Coppola TBH this road really shouldnt be aloud to have such large vehicles on them it stupidly dangerous in the states a road that narrow be limited by vehicle weight and length, and this isnt public transit, this is a tour bus, and last time i remember europe has its fair share of stupid drivers.
@@spicemint80 AAHAHAHAHAHAHA ok champ
@Claudio Coppola See your comment is contradictory why waste money on public transit to go to the grocery store if you have a car. I'm not gonna take 20 bags of groceries with me just on to the bus when I have a car that is just idiot talk
They really do communicate with horns
They also communicate with their hands if you look carefully.
EpicDev I went to India. I can confirm that traffic lights are decorations and horns are used frequently.
They really do that in India? I thought Gabriel Iglesias was over exaggerating it probably to make it funny but I guess they really do
Ricardo Masvidal oh yeah. I would advise the trip to anyone. It’s a great experience. I went to Kolkata as a school immersion project, teaming up with a few charities. Honestly it’s brilliant. It’s a huge eye opener to a different world I never new existed.
@@ricardobjj24 hahaha that's not even half of it.
Here we use horns to call people, sing songs and not to mention it's a language in its own.
Moreover, people will tell the type of person you are just by listening to the sound of your horn.
Italy really beautiful,thank you for this sent the video.When I watching enjoyabled.
La așa drum, trebuie și experiență. Drum bun! Toate cele bune
Suddenly I understand why they have small cars in Italy :-/
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Fiat 500 is one of them
Americans wouldn't fit in them.
I like how they automatically agreed the car should go first
you got more space to move around, also once the cars are gone you only got professional drivers (truck or bus drivers)
@@perlamiseriaccia Definitely better to have that Citroen out of the way, considering how long it took for them to notice this driver waving for them to go around.
@@markwright3161 exactly 😂😂😂
@@markwright3161 Pretty sure they noticed, but didn't really know what the bus drivers intended to pull off
@@MrCh0o You mean they knew to come around but were scared the bus drivers were murderers?
appreciate driver's patience. 👌🏻👌🏻👍🏼👍🏼❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳
Could watch this for hours, amazing skills
Bus owner: yo Billy, what’s up with all these scratches and where the hell are the side mirrors? 😂
Oops
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Billy, typical Italian name
LOL
4:48 That is Mike from Breaking Bad, hes not dead he retired, as a bus driver in Italy. Hell yeah!!
nice spot! Great to see him in his new life
LMFAO
Acting as a driver by day and assassin by night... lol
It is so suspenseful people enjoying driving skill more than the beautiful sceneries. :3
Drove this road in the last summer, several times up and down with a SUV - got me sweating way more than the 35+ degrees outside honestly.
Though, worst thing were these kamikaze mopeds. Usually fully loaded, way above speed limit and never tired of risking their lives to surpass you. Its madness really
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100% agree with the Scooter drivers. I also drove with our Volvo XC60 while on vacation and it’s just mind boggling how you can even drive there.
@@colagesicht I know right... Would never dare to drive my own car there
rumor has it he clean shaves every day... beard grows during traffic
😂😂😂
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That’s not a rumour.. it’s fact.
This is one place where a couple of self drive vehicles thrown into the mix would make it real interesting.
Oh man they'd just drive off a cliff in embarassment
Im driving in norway since 1996 and there were and are streets like this. Every time its a thrill.
Tanta stima per il conducente per la sua calmezza e il buon senso. 👏👏
Love u my life
This is so frustrating I couldn't even watch till the end.
True lool
Very True.
same with me. I couldn't stand it anymore.
that feeling like you just wanna get out of this situation
Get the fck out of here kid.
Imagine someone who's driving for the first time through this road. Might end up quit driving forever.
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Oh !! It is a horror film for me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Same thing for people having their first regular car driving training in Amsterdam, they might not like that just as well and it might just be a very sweaty experience, but as time moves on and you do it more often, you get better at it and less stressed in very busy situations.
italian here. it happens all the time. we tell tourists not to rent vehicles around here, and yet they don't listen and end up blocking the roads. true story.
@@YouRegolo Probably about the same thing I tell tourists who stopped cycling when they were 5-6 in their own country, and are thinking off taking up cycling in Amsterdam... I almost always tell them not to since traffic is so stupidly hectic there for someone who might just has to learn to ride a bicycle again, but if they do want to rent a bicycle that they should do so in a more quiet city or village.
Next level driving skills🙌
So stressfull. Its amazing i love it.
Oh yeah went in 2019 brought back memories over to Positano our driver got several rounds of applause and never lost his cool , everyone in UK says Italians drive like mad men in the towns and cities these guys earned my respect every trip .🚌🚌👍👍
The Driver is so much skilled..
This video was great🌹🌹
Thanks for sharing it❤
Driving sense and good filming was very attractive 🤩👍🏻🌹❤
Hi I’m Tom a top tour driver from Scotland and not enough credit is given to guys like us our job is ways more skill full than that if Pilots Cruise Captains who enjoy the great respect but I’ve had passengers from all over the world express their great admiration of how I drive the Highlands in Scotland
Congratulations to my fellow professional for his skills in Italy I salute you
I was trying to explain the exact same thing to someone recently. Reversing around a blind corner on the Amalfi drive! Sat on the coach on the outside! Not for the faint hearted, these guys can drive!!
My beautiful country 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹
What is so beautiful about this buses
Indeed! Yes! 👍
Wow Great sir
Excellent
Excellent 👍👍👍
Went their for a family trip 20 years ago when I was a kid lol I remember things being pretty chill then
I live there and take the bus on it almost everyday… and I really enjoy the face of the many tourists first scared and then clapping the driver 😂
Honestly, coach bus driver is the most underrated job in the world by far. Few people actually know the skill required to drive a bus like this.
Facts
Great driving
O my goodness 🙏🙏🙏 This driver is amazing ✌️✌️✌️
I love it how all the vehicles are freeing up the space for big buses to pass.
It's the law
@@gaia7240 Really, is it? I thought it was sort of common sense.
@@dontcallmethat7240 well yes it should be also common sense if you don't want to be a jerk😅 but if you are approaching those kind of turns you have to give space to the biggest vehicle
Totally common sense, you wouldn't want to crash your 3.5 ton vehicle into a behemoth going 10 times it's weight
I was in Switzerland once. And they drove as good as those guys. So calm and so precisely
In Switzerland people know how to drive and behave. Nothing like this.
@@mikatu Swiss only know how to make cheese, chocolate and bank with thieves.
Yes in Switzerland it was for sure an Italian bus driver🤪
The drivers in this video behaved well, didn’t they?
Un paesaggio superbo
Love you brother from india. 🇮🇳
I was on this Bus trip in the early 90’s, hair raising but fully enjoyable, the Bus drivers are fully skilled and certainly know what they area doing.
Damn this driver has too much patience
SHRAAVAN RAI those drivers*
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they shoudn't allow busses on that road!
In my city drivers will start helling each other
Do u have a choice
boa das ist ja schon stressig beim zuschauen haha. Mein respekt an den busfahrer
I’ve been here.
Gorgeous place.
Thanks for the ride!
Saw the mopeds flying by. Priceless.
We did a similar journey but in the pitch black darkness, November 2021. These drivers are extremely talented!
hey! was the Bus Driver bald by any chance? cuz if he was, you met my father! :D
You
Very nice video bus trevlilng Aria but congested good video IAM from karachi Pakistan good luck and God bless you
Ini baru namanya seorang driver penuh dengan kesabaran....??mantap bagus buat tuan jadi driver👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🚍🇮🇹 salam dari saya🇲🇨👍🏻👍🏻
I've taken this bus trip but I didn't see much, Had my eyes closed most of the time while praying.
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The craziest thing ia that he was driving this big bus uphill
ever heard automatic gearbox?
It is most likely automatic
king defking definitely not automatic
@@stibiumking it's definetly automatic, you can hear the gearbox doing it's things and these busses are all auto now, for better comfort and other things
@@perlamiseriaccia yeah, this looks like an Iveco Crossway with Cursor engine (the strongest) and automatic gearbox (Voith) ;)
Respect to the driver. Hard work
its not the test of skill but the test of patience.....bravo..
Reminds me of when I used to drive buses along the coast in North Norfolk UK, accept instead of really narrow roads with cliff walls you had peoples buildings, or brick walls. I spent an hour in a 500m stretch of village in "Stiffkey" and "Cley" village because of the traffic during the summer which was quite regular during that time. Sometimes we had small 28 foot buses sometimes we had 40 foot tempos. I miss those days.... sort of!
didn't expect to see my home of north norfolk mentioned on here hahah, have to agree it's pandemonium in summer! nicer once all the tourists have buggered off.
don't miss the fun video buddy
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As a person who hates crowds - I find it terrifying. Extremely stressful drive. Not because it's so difficult to maneuver so tightly, but because you have to drive so slowly, stop so often in such hot weather. From the other hand - the challenge looks pretty cool and rewarding. So as much I hate crawling in traffic jams, this actually looks entertaining enough to compensate for that.
I once walked this road back in the day and reached my destination before the bus! 🚌
Skilled driving sir 👍
Only mini vans should be allowed on this route. 😜
Agree
@@akashjesrani2381 too many turists in Italy..
@@simonazavagli7463 i know that. Thanks for information. But actually i didn't know that it was in Italy.. thanks for your help 🙏😊
@@akashjesrani2381 👋
@@simonazavagli7463 ✌️
Ahhhh how I miss that... loved it when living in Napoli..... the driving was a Insane !!!!!
I hope these drivers had a nice relaxing holiday i lockdown I hope they are doing well because man I wouldn’t of gone back if I was one of those drivers xd
The guys driver's licence examiner must be a proud man.
Idk how I got here but I think I’m on the 4:00am side of UA-cam
S ame
Same & its not even 4am yet
I really appreciate the skills of the bus drivers... Wat sharp aquracy... N appreciate the patience too...
Anyone notice the condition of those coaches? They are all immaculate. Shows the skill and patience of the drivers.
Alternativ title: how to put it in when it's too big
This musical honking isn't just an Indian thing😂😂😂
Its all around the world 😁
Truee abhi samaj gaya
We have dhoom machle dhoom machle horn ..haha , anyone wants to hear that. See link ua-cam.com/video/JXy4ISls7vM/v-deo.html
@@mijosum 😂😂😂
One more is there
Tit tiri tit tit tit tit tit
@@mijosum even that balloon type horn is used
When you belive your driver more than you doctor.
Uh
Perfect driver man
That horn. THAT HOORRNNN. It haunts my dreams