Hi everyone! Hope you like this video from Norway! ❄☀ Feel free to leave a comment of your thoughts after watching the video! I must admit that I did a pretty big facepalm after that crash...😂 And hit me up at truckerdashcam82@gmail.com if you want to share any "heavy vehicle" videos
@jhsevs have they tried using the environent standpoint. It's easy to replace steel and isn't taxiing on the environment. Replacing the front clip and internal behind it is really expensive and has a huge impact in comparison. Also you are often looking at the the difference of being towed out or completing the delivery. Which is also good for the environment. Also the bull bars won't really kill you anymore that just the truck will. It also won't do any wierd shit like swallowing a car under a semi which I have seen from crush damage making the car a wedge. Wasn't nice to that accident. Then the wait for the ambulance was horrible.
It seems as though if that person hadn't panic braked, they wouldn't have straightened the trajectory of the van and consequently would have avoided the crash
Learning to control a car on slippery roads is very important, to be sure. There are skid pans designed specifically for that. Key feature of a skid pan: *NO OBSTACLES*
hahahaha i'm near my 30's myself and i still practice the slides and such, only difference from my early 20s to late 20's is the thought of where i am doing it and where i may end up doing so, even my old man at 70+ that did trucking for 35+ years gets loose and jolly from time to time during winter, and he told me the importance of learning to control a car before i got a family of my own in a car :)
My old dashcam just broke so I have to order a new one. Darn thing… :( Beautiful footage, btw. Norwegian nature is beautiful, especially in the winter time. Norwegian roads, not so much. ;)
Thank you for saying that...I always spend a lot of time to find music that I think is suitable to the videos/scenes. So glad to hear that it is appreciated!
09:05 been in the same predicament as that bus, and with even less of a incline. Yes, it goes slow, but the alternative are to roll back to the start and try again. Find the gear, speed and pray it's enough to get yourself over the edge.
Beautiful footage from Norway - beautiful, like Sweden! Love how courteous the drivers were to warn of the upcoming obstructions. That ferry docking - what a great captain!! Love seeing you back to posting! Your music always fits so perfectly.
Hi there , amazing footage both drone and from the truck . Thanks to Nicolas too ! I have a drone too and i would realy like to take some Gothenburg footage , so i was wondering , do you need any special licensce to fly over Gothenburg ?
Själva processen är ganska enkel, dom har gjort det tämligen enkelt visa deras hemsida. Däremot är det ju trist att behöva vänta för att kunna använda materialet. Dessa tog 2-3 veckor att få godkända. Men mitt rekord är över 6 veckor.
how can you suck that bad. and not even now when to stop trying to drift. cops need to take his licens. ha cant drive for shit.. its not hard to drift a fwd car... its not fun as rwd but still easy...
Is it the snow or the truckies? Many newer Aussie truckies seem not to have much idea or skill these days, sadly... and we don't even have enough snow as an excuse ;) . As ever- I come for the trucks...and stay for the beauty you showcase.
The truckers here know these things better than me but as I've heard the trucks from southern Europe drive up to Norway without good winter tyres and/or lack of winter driving experience. I can tell you, I've been driving over 30 years all year around in South and North of Sweden and not even I have the balls for driving in Norway in the winter. 😅 Love driving in Norway in the summer though ❤fantastic nature.
But should one really try to drift front wheel cars though? I thought all of Scandinavia still used old Volvo 7xx/9xx series, BMW, Mercedes with rear wheel drive for their fun wintertime drifts. But then again, the person driving that van also had high visibility clothing. Could it possibly be a company car?
Thankfully Finnish drivers are, for the most part, considerate about warning other drivers of danger ahead; unfortunately, some of them ARE the danger ahead!
Can't say I haven't had allot of fun on the snow myself, but at least we were "smart" enough not to do it near other vehicles (or people for that matter)
Great video again and thanks for sharing it with us. I enjoyed watching it. Yes, things can quickly go wrong when a man "plays" in the snow with a car. Nice drone video. Drive safe and have a good day
Very nice video. I'm glad that the moose didn't slip when it jumped over the guardrail to get off the road. I've had them slip on dry pavement right beside my truck as I was going by. Thanks for the video.
Anyone can get green number plates. It just depends on the car and how many seats (max 2 or bench seat with 3 spaces) it has and cargo volume. Vehicles with green plates also get taxed less.
@@norwegiantruckernicolas1332 so its just based on seat quantity? When i was in Norway people told me those are the cars used for business and they also have to use colored fuel. I think i got lied to :D
Hi everyone! Hope you like this video from Norway! ❄☀
Feel free to leave a comment of your thoughts after watching the video! I must admit that I did a pretty big facepalm after that crash...😂
And hit me up at truckerdashcam82@gmail.com if you want to share any "heavy vehicle" videos
That drifting wasnt as good as he thought LOL Hope the truck is ok - Beautiful drone footage.
Street drifting in Norway = lose your license. Street drifting in Sweden = ticket. That's why the idiot in the van ran into you.
1:55 that "I helvete" was the icing on the cake. 😂love the video
Luckily the bullbar was there. Sadly, the bullbar costs more than that entire VW van XD
That bulbar saved the day.
An unexpected thing, that it would come to such good use even when you are parked 😄
Almost all bullbars are illegal in norway because the MOT thinks they’re dangerous
@jhsevs have they tried using the environent standpoint. It's easy to replace steel and isn't taxiing on the environment. Replacing the front clip and internal behind it is really expensive and has a huge impact in comparison. Also you are often looking at the the difference of being towed out or completing the delivery. Which is also good for the environment.
Also the bull bars won't really kill you anymore that just the truck will. It also won't do any wierd shit like swallowing a car under a semi which I have seen from crush damage making the car a wedge. Wasn't nice to that accident. Then the wait for the ambulance was horrible.
Thanks for having me on your channel :) It's been an honour
Is your truck fixed or is it still damanged? :)
@@isacb8918 it has been fixed.
@@isacb8918 Fixed. including a brand new bullbar and LED sign
Foreign trucks with south-European tires not suited for snow and ice.
Haha vafan - man trodde VW-grabben hade fått sin läxa när han körde in i snövallen....
Eller hur xD
It seems as though if that person hadn't panic braked, they wouldn't have straightened the trajectory of the van and consequently would have avoided the crash
The trucks stopped on the snowy road : I ma 99% sure they think winter tires and chians are optionnal wherever they go.
Thats not having fun, thats showing you shouldnt get to have a drivers license.
Learning to control a car on slippery roads is very important, to be sure. There are skid pans designed specifically for that. Key feature of a skid pan: *NO OBSTACLES*
Van drift hahahah
Beautiful footage. Thanks to Nicolas. And thank you Andreas for your beautiful drone footage and music. 😊
Gotta respect them for getting out instead of running
hahahaha i'm near my 30's myself and i still practice the slides and such, only difference from my early 20s to late 20's is the thought of where i am doing it and where i may end up doing so, even my old man at 70+ that did trucking for 35+ years gets loose and jolly from time to time during winter, and he told me the importance of learning to control a car before i got a family of my own in a car :)
One could think that after that snuggle session with the embankment, you've had enough. But nope...
My old dashcam just broke so I have to order a new one. Darn thing… :( Beautiful footage, btw. Norwegian nature is beautiful, especially in the winter time. Norwegian roads, not so much. ;)
What a civilized way the drivers seem to interact,the way they use head lights correctly 😊
Good drone footage, and the music suited it admirably
Thank you for saying that...I always spend a lot of time to find music that I think is suitable to the videos/scenes. So glad to hear that it is appreciated!
@@truckdriver1982Very much so.
but notice, in the beginning elg is walking on the right side of the road 🙂
btw i like your videos greetings fra Tyskland
09:05 been in the same predicament as that bus, and with even less of a incline. Yes, it goes slow, but the alternative are to roll back to the start and try again. Find the gear, speed and pray it's enough to get yourself over the edge.
Beautiful footage from Norway - beautiful, like Sweden! Love how courteous the drivers were to warn of the upcoming obstructions. That ferry docking - what a great captain!! Love seeing you back to posting! Your music always fits so perfectly.
12:45 - It looks like the moose is cycling! 😅
Came to mention that myself that it started looking like a cycler. Dont think it would have gotten off the road if not for the oncoming car.
Yes, I thought the same! The movement of the four legs was so smooth, like it's on a tandem bike 😄
med företagets bil drifta han med ;)
Hi there , amazing footage both drone and from the truck . Thanks to Nicolas too ! I have a drone too and i would realy like to take some Gothenburg footage , so i was wondering , do you need any special licensce to fly over Gothenburg ?
No, "General Swedish Drone" rules aply....but there are some areas with restrictions.
För att ladda upp drönarfilmer är det väl en process med Lantmäteriet. Hur svår/jobbig är den?
Själva processen är ganska enkel, dom har gjort det tämligen enkelt visa deras hemsida. Däremot är det ju trist att behöva vänta för att kunna använda materialet.
Dessa tog 2-3 veckor att få godkända. Men mitt rekord är över 6 veckor.
Sounds about right, ”unga” och ”dumma” 😊
how can you suck that bad. and not even now when to stop trying to drift. cops need to take his licens. ha cant drive for shit.. its not hard to drift a fwd car... its not fun as rwd but still easy...
- 17 aint cold we had i northen sweden almost -38 to -40 degrees
It´s cold for this part of sweden.
But I still prefer -17...clear blue skies and no wind.
Instead of +1...strong winds and rain
Is it the snow or the truckies? Many newer Aussie truckies seem not to have much idea or skill these days, sadly... and we don't even have enough snow as an excuse ;) . As ever- I come for the trucks...and stay for the beauty you showcase.
The truckers here know these things better than me but as I've heard the trucks from southern Europe drive up to Norway without good winter tyres and/or lack of winter driving experience.
I can tell you, I've been driving over 30 years all year around in South and North of Sweden and not even I have the balls for driving in Norway in the winter. 😅 Love driving in Norway in the summer though ❤fantastic nature.
Vem tusan driftar runt i en jäkla skåpbil :P
De kan man undra :p
But should one really try to drift front wheel cars though?
I thought all of Scandinavia still used old Volvo 7xx/9xx series, BMW, Mercedes with rear wheel drive for their fun wintertime drifts.
But then again, the person driving that van also had high visibility clothing. Could it possibly be a company car?
I'm pretty sure it's his father's car as the owner of the car was a man with the same lastname as the driver.
@@norwegiantruckernicolas1332 Thanks for the info!
Father ain't gonna be pleased.
Could be 4Motion
Ågotnes, Sotra :) With the bus stuck.
Correct. :)
@@norwegiantruckernicolas1332 Yeah, im from here
@@realoadin same
Nice vid….. I love the drone images!!!
Awesome conditions!!!!
Safe driving…
Greetings Henk, the Netherlands.
Riktigt jävla fint gjort med musik och drönar klippen!
Thankfully Finnish drivers are, for the most part, considerate about warning other drivers of danger ahead; unfortunately, some of them ARE the danger ahead!
😅😅😅
TD//S. Good video. Thanks for sharing and take care.
4:23 i saw that old house, i know exactly where that is " 398 Rv5 " in google maps.
Bullbars are nice eh, very nice video again thnx.
Can't say I haven't had allot of fun on the snow myself, but at least we were "smart" enough not to do it near other vehicles (or people for that matter)
Third clip is of where i`m from and those bmw`s are always doing that. Always trying to hit someone.
Great video again and thanks for sharing it with us. I enjoyed watching it. Yes, things can quickly go wrong when a man "plays" in the snow with a car. Nice drone video. Drive safe and have a good day
Another fantastic video, the drone footage was magnificent, stay safe🌈
that incline were the bus is struggling is so much fun in the winter, allways somone that have a little issue there...
Buses have had really hard times this winter, getting stuck. Especially the new electric ones
thats why you dont hit the gas while countersteering unless you really know what youre doing
Omg this is like TruckersMP but in real life!
Stunning drone footage 🙏
very cool made video. the ending is great!
Awesome video!
2:40 - as they say, all's well that ends well . The mooring of the ferry is verry watchable 😇
Very nice video. I'm glad that the moose didn't slip when it jumped over the guardrail to get off the road. I've had them slip on dry pavement right beside my truck as I was going by. Thanks for the video.
Haha den var nog rolig att förklara för chefen
5:18 was that thord or björn? 😅
Pretty lousy drifters...
iceguy was very lucky
Tissue paper bull/nudge bar on truck in first clip.
did the job
do you know when/if youre getting back into the truckdriving? maybe ive missed some updates
very nice video
Welcome to “Ice-Land?” 🇮🇸 Haha 😂
Beautiful scenery. Thanks for posting!
Green number plate is also a work issued transport afaik? LMAO
Anyone can get green number plates. It just depends on the car and how many seats (max 2 or bench seat with 3 spaces) it has and cargo volume. Vehicles with green plates also get taxed less.
@@norwegiantruckernicolas1332 so its just based on seat quantity? When i was in Norway people told me those are the cars used for business and they also have to use colored fuel. I think i got lied to :D
@@naebalvas Correct. They use the same fuel as everybody else. Colored fuel is only for machines, and vehicles that don't drive on the public roads.
just show us their plate
Why?
toff winter
Norwegians..
lots of money, no brain.
Imagine standing in waiting to get hit by a block of 100kg ice.
@@Movetheproduct We have a brain to fix stuff with our own hands instead of waiting hours for the "professional"