They run through deserts, through ice and snow, deep into the jungle, along the water and over the mountains. .the landscapes through which these routes take us are unique and hold a neverending fascination for who watch and for all who travel these roads. The roads at the Arctic Circle are covered with ice and snow for almost the entire year - 8 out of 12 months. conditions that might cause total chaos and traffic shutdown elsewhere, is routine for the experienced drivers of the High North Roads of Siberia. Like their colleagues worldwide, the Siberian truckers work under the same time constraints - products must be delivered on time. Especially the remotest villages expect their goods on time because they don't have other options. Our Most Dangerous Roads crew accompanies our fearless drivers from Nadym to Salekhard while telling tales of their adventures and lives in a landscape of the endless white of ice and snow. PS: This is a premiere episode for #freedocumentary and NOT a reupload or repeat stream. If you have already seen this episode, you've seen it on another channel, and you're in luck because you can watch it here again. Great docs are worth repeat viewings. Available worldwide except GST*, Greater China, Poland, Benelux #freedocumentary
I worked for 5 years at the Kupol gold deposit in the Russian arctic in Chukotka Oblast during the first years of Canadian exploration there. I was a very experienced Canadian exploration geologist with a lot of winter work experience. The Russians there were the best I've ever worked with in the cold.
i respect the hell out of anyone rescourceful enough to drive through and survive these hellish conditions. If you can survive stuff like this it makes you turn from play doh to being carved out of diamond!
What a wonderful people around the world here. To the person who is reading this, I wish you a calm, successful, and healthy life forever with a peace of mind🌷🌷
I thought driving through a pool of mud or rocky steep is off-roading. This is much much harder and extreme and they are doing it every day to make a living. Hats off to you drivers
now these are real men and i have nothing but respect for these ruskys! I tip my hat in respect to you guys and thanks for helping the people stuck in need on that hellish road!
Best part is that is NOT Discovery, with those annoying commercials every 10 minutes. That's why I pay for some of these videos, they deserve, good content and running time.
For real I would sit around for hours watching the discovery docs about animals, places, peoples. Really amazing stuff. Felt like a little kid again and I watched the whole thing and thought it ended too soon!
I really like Russian people, they are quite helpful and friendly. This is coming from an Australian who lived in Eastern Europe. Id love to drive a truck on this road, I have my heavy rigid??!
love watching documentaries on this channel because it is free of advertisements. It has been a long time since I could watch a long video on UA-cam smoothly without annoying ads.
They’re not kidding about the level of skill that it takes to navigate through conditions like that. And the quality of the equipment. Surprised that they don’t use tire chains for extra traction. Maybe they would wreck the road for other drivers. It’s not concrete underneath. Gotta tip my hat, though. That’s really rough driving and extreme weather.
Yeah I don't understand why non of them were using chains. Here in Tromsø (69N) it doesn't get bellow -12c most of the winter, but you will see buses with Chains when the weather is really rough, truck and trailers will put on chains to back up very slippery slopes. The only reason you aren't allowed to drive with chains all winter is because of noise and also because it would destroy the roads really quickly if everybody used them to get up slopes, but chains work out great. on ice, compacted snow and deep snow... so idk why the "jeeps" (toyotas) weren't using them to get past the tucks that had slipped off the road. I mean even the people didn't use crampons or microspikes, I personally use them all winter and you can climb up some pretty icy trains without fearing of sliding, and when the snow melts off during spring, you still get greater traction with the "shoe chains" then without. To me that's the weirdest part of this docu. Still their equipment is really impressive, bunch of old military designed machines, but top reliability in the most demanding conditions for sure!
From my understanding Chains work well in ice and these guys drive on snow. Hence why they air downed, so the tires can have a large surface area on the snow and wont dig down. I guess when it starts to thaw or it has just snowed it is similar to sand or something.
@@trillrifaxegrindor4411 E Well , in America they are only required for certain sections with high ups or down slope angles. But, yeah, with only dirt underneath it would dig a trench for other drivers. Still, depends on how deep the ground is frozen, too. Goes down a meter or so in truly winter climate. The depth to sink a fence post that is below frost heave is a meter roughly. Higher and the ground will push it up when frozen. Still mad skills to me that they can get a rubber tired vehicle through those conditions.
I shouted "yesss" when I saw it in my recommendation. My family was looking at me like 😕. I'm sorry guys but you have no idea how happy/excited these documentaries make me 😣😂
-30 is normal. This happens even in Moscow. Tonight in Moscow -27 was. Cold -45 and below. Schools were closed in Yakutia yesterday. -52 - it's hard for children at this temperature.
@A P Russians? Don´t be crazy, man :-) They NEVER leave or betray their conutry. For them is Russia not only country. It is their MOTHERLAND. I am from Slovakia and I am quiet unhappy that Slovak people don t take Slovakia as serious as Russian takes Russia.
Ha ha, We are from the UK me and my wife had a week in Moscow December 7 years ago, we bought all this "artic survival gear" (well lots of heavy winter clothing) and in the end we never wore any of it. It was cold but obviously not that cold thank goodness. We both adored the place you are very lucky.
It would dope to see a documentary of the various camera people and interviewers that had to go to these areas- hiking, driving and living with the people and children. What kind of things have they seen? How do they prep for leaving and the area? So many questions that we would love to know🙏🏾🤞🏽
So will people in the rural parts of the United States. I grew up on a 200 acre farm. I grew up hunting the backwoods of West Virginia. We have a stocked pond on the top of a mountain and natural spring water wells all over the property. We are completely self sufficient and don't need any outside help
@David gomes I wouldn't be able to give permission lol It's my Grandpa's land and there is two other house on the property with family living there. I have to ask for permission to visit lol
Actually, Siberia is very beautiful. You should look for some photos of the Altai Mountains, for example. And not many people live there due to the harsh climate. 23:15 I live in Russia, but I haven't known these groups still exist...So thanks for the illuminating information 😊
My wife’s family lives in the Altai region actually, settled there over 100 years ago….I don’t know how people live in those conditions myself, I’m a native of the coastal southeast US, and I can’t stand our winters.
@@noaht5191 Greetings to you from Altai, I was born and have been living here for 38 years now, I can’t imagine a more beautiful place to live. I have traveled to many countries of the world, and people are beautiful in their own way everywhere (unlike politicians), but always pulls here, home. Our winters have become warmer, at night only -20-25, during the day it is very warm -10-15. We do not have poisonous animals and insects, we have a lot of good tasty water and natural products, and thanks to the nature of the Altai Mountains, we treat our bodies with herbs and what our ancestors have been using for healing for centuries.
@@number1enemyoftheuseless985 Lets qualify that a little.....places where no one speaks a word of English, no one ever heart of the USA.... might be a good start....🤔😉😊
The problem is the people who are aware of how good we have it are watching these videos and the people who don't know how good they have it dont watch these videos.
Que Dios bendiga a todas las naciones Y qué bonito a través de estos medios de las redes sociales conocer otras culturas de cómo viven Cómo sobreviven de que sobreviven En qué trabajan yo me siento contenta de mirar esto por estos medios que yo me los bendiga a todos
It's crazy how different a country is outside the government. We're all the same out here being ruled by people who don't truly care. it's us citizens helping one another who keep the true dream alive
Happiness is seeing a recently released show from Free Documentary that is not a repeat. If it's a repeat, I realize I've seen it before and usually watch it again :-D
Russia is an unbeliveable awesome country and the people are disaplined because they learn how to survive , not like the west where people are pampered
I am trying to imagine working at one of those outposts where I log the drivers that come and go. I'm still trying to imagine that....wow, this takes a person with a solid soul.
I'm Canadian, and the coldest weather I have ever experienced is -50ﾟ but Russian temperatures are so much more horribly worse. It is a different kind of cold and it will bring you to your knees.
Смотрел пакистанских, индийских дальнобоев, все удивлялся из яркому иконостасу в кабине, только сейчас понял - у нас тоже самое, у самого божья страховка аж в 5 ликах!!!
its -35 and the guy's jacket is open and he's wearing a t-shirt. He's driving trucks from the 60's using old cables and without chains. I love how he's just completely used to it and for him it's "normal".
Actually, those trucks might be way newer than the 60's. They just don't change their design, otherwise they won't work in these conditions. They have to be simple and durable. Otherwise if something breaks and you can't fix it, your only hope is if help arrives ... IF.
There is an unspoken rule. The harsher the conditions (desert, frost, humid forests, etc.), the less electronics you should have in your car. In such conditions, everything should be based on the usual mechanics. This reduces the chance of a breakdown and increases the opportunity to fix it yourself with a wrench and swear words.
I would love to do the old Siberia road from the start to the finish in a 4x4 group . All that snow and ice and what fun you can have driving and what an experience . And I would like to drive all over the outback in Russia . I think that some of the Russian people are like us Scottish people we are all of our heads . And would do anything like this
Great documental . I love watching videos like this one. I live where there is no snow, ever. But that is how the World was created, for we have different ways of living and learning! Thanks for sharing this wonderful video!!! Million likes!!
The courage of these men in facing these challenges in this cold Russian territory of SIBERIA is incredible, it is a difficult OPPOSITE comparable to our AMAZON, which is extremely rainy and hot to burn the skin. Congratulations to these trailblazers who are preparing future paths for the new generation. 👏👏👏👏👏👏 
the irony of humanity, or perhaps this is a gift for those that have to struggle, or a curse for those who do not have to struggle. i for one choose struggle, as it keeps me strong, at least that is what i tell my self
@@putnik999 ну не в основном, но с Кавказа там много. В Пыть-Яхе больше всего. Но по большому счёту - там приезжие со всей страны. Начиная с Краснодарского края, Поволжья, Центральной России, Татарии, Башкирии, Уфы и даже Омска и Красноярска. Туда едут за деньгами вахтовики. А нефть там не закончится ближайшие 250-300 лет. Там огромный подземный бассейн её. Плюс она возобновляемая. А природа там шикарна и многообразна. Там чего только не растёт, на Юге такого не встретишь. Вода из под крана да, не очень. Нам то привозят фильтрованную, питьевую, которую мы ещё раз фильтруем. Там земли долго будут ещё осваивать и вкладывать в инфраструктуру и этот регион в целом.
@@ManakovYuriy Glad to hear it, my wife and I are from UK and we love Russia (went to Moscow a few years back, fabulous) Please remember we are not all followers of our corrupt western governments.
@@billb7876 спасибо, мы разумные люди ни лучше и не хуже вас. Мы прекрасно понимаем и видим тех кто вникает в происходящее с пониманием. Ведь если мы не интересуемся политикой, то рано или поздно, политика будет интересоваться нами. Что собственно сейчас и происходит, многих затронуло происходящее и я так понимаю что всё это только начало.
@@ManakovYuriy They have been planning this for years, I imagine the UK will be under marshal law soon, we certainly have some wicked folk running all this and many folk still trust the leaders sadly
@@billb7876 мы не слепые наш президент давно предупреждал, давайте жить в мире, еще на Мюнхенской конференции в 2007. У нас тоже есть разные люди, включая всяких подлецов, всего вам хорошего и мирного неба над головой.
ABDULL MARUF HAMDAMI I am Abd al-Marouf Hamdemi from Afghanistan, the capital of Kabul. I am very interested in Russia. My father was a military student in Moscow in the 1980s. He has many beautiful memories of Russia and always tells me stories. .... Russia is a beautiful and cold place. I love Russia and Russian people.
They run through deserts, through ice and snow, deep into the jungle, along the water and over the mountains. .the landscapes through which these routes take us are unique and hold a neverending fascination for who watch and for all who travel these roads.
The roads at the Arctic Circle are covered with ice and snow for almost the entire year - 8 out of 12 months. conditions that might cause total chaos and traffic shutdown elsewhere, is routine for the experienced drivers of the High North Roads of Siberia. Like their colleagues worldwide, the Siberian truckers work under the same time constraints - products must be delivered on time. Especially the remotest villages expect their goods on time because they don't have other options.
Our Most Dangerous Roads crew accompanies our fearless drivers from Nadym to Salekhard while telling tales of their adventures and lives in a landscape of the endless white of ice and snow.
PS: This is a premiere episode for #freedocumentary and NOT a reupload or repeat stream. If you have already seen this episode, you've seen it on another channel, and you're in luck because you can watch it here again. Great docs are worth repeat viewings.
Available worldwide except GST*, Greater China, Poland, Benelux
#freedocumentary
How do you get those camera angles ???
thanks for the uploads
You misspelled Siberia on 1:12.
N mi
Oioioiiiooooooooooool
I worked for 5 years at the Kupol gold deposit in the Russian arctic in Chukotka Oblast during the first years of Canadian exploration there. I was a very experienced Canadian exploration geologist with a lot of winter work experience. The Russians there were the best I've ever worked with in the cold.
i respect the hell out of anyone rescourceful enough to drive through and survive these hellish conditions. If you can survive stuff like this it makes you turn from play doh to being carved out of diamond!
Russian drunkards and brawlers
@@YuriyKovalchuk-wh5ld хохол?)
@@YuriyKovalchuk-wh5ld хохла забыли спросить
@Bryan M should have studded snow tires.
What a wonderful people around the world here. To the person who is reading this, I wish you a calm, successful, and healthy life forever with a peace of mind🌷🌷
And u.
In JESUS it sure is!!!
Wish you the same buddy
God bless you
Thank you 🙏 God bless
As a snow runner player. That thumbnail was enough to hook me in.
same
same
Same bro
same
Тоже
I thought driving through a pool of mud or rocky steep is off-roading. This is much much harder and extreme and they are doing it every day to make a living. Hats off to you drivers
Money can be made easier. This is a lifestyle). Welcome from the Urals)
I thought Russian roads were paved with gravel, dirt, or cut down trees in the wilderness.
@@johnbockelie3899 It depends where in Russia
@@ДмитрийЛебедев-р9н Do you know if there is bus transport between Salekhard - Nadym when the road is open?
@@abbeystump you need ask people from Nadym
It gives me abetter insight into why Russian people are so friendly, stoic and proud of mother Russia.
Im from kenya 🇰🇪 much love to you hardworking russians. I hope everything gets better. 🇰🇪 🇷🇺 💕 💖
Спасибо Брат! Африканский народ наши братья 💪🇰🇪🇷🇺🇧🇾
And Ukrainians not I suppose
🇰🇪🇰🇪💪
@@123shotas All part of the big theatre with their puppet leader (just like the UK puppet leader sadly)
@@123shotas yep, fu3k Ookraine
- 30 degrees..
World: we are going to freeze to death
Russians: it's too warm, close the roads
Canadian: "i can't decide what to wear, hoodie or shorts"
You have no idea what real cold is, until you’ve been to Russia 🇷🇺 😎💪
-60 - its to warm:)
-30 - its normal.
Here in Africa, +15 degrees is freezing. Turn on the heater and stay indoors
Denmark : "Wtf do you mean, lets go ice bathing ? I'm staying indoors where it's nice and warm!"
With these series, we can travel around the world from the comfort of our homes.
AND
Right!
What if my home has no comfort?
@@futu1983 then move homes. Or, better yet, go outside and hook up on free WiFi and watch it from the comfort from outside.
@@futu1983never mind you have a phone and internet 😂
I love Russia and Russians. Carefree and talented people. Love from West Africa.
Thanks for warm words! South of Russia, Rostov region
🤝
Thanks from Novosibirsk!
Good adventure
Thanks. Greetings from the north of Russia, Murmansk.
now these are real men and i have nothing but respect for these ruskys! I tip my hat in respect to you guys and thanks for helping the people stuck in need on that hellish road!
Impatiently patiently waiting for every documentary,
A NICE CAREFULLY CHOSEN WORDS TO DESCRIBE YOUR ATTENTIVE ATTENTION. 💖🙏
A NICE CAREFULLY CHOSEN WORDS TO DESCRIBE YOUR ATTENTIVE ATTENTION. 💖🙏
Good
I feel exactly like you do.
i keep watching till i fall asleep, i wish they were longer and sadder tbh
They make these documentaries about roads so interesting
Roads are the reason societies grew.
My point exactly
I’ve never been on one. It’s amazing
Most people don't know that a road is our life line
Why its interesting you may wonder cause
99% voice actor
1% the documentary
They just know the best voice actor to pick for every documentarys they do
It's nice seeing these old discovery network documentaries coming back around. Good stuff.
Best part is that is NOT Discovery, with those annoying commercials every 10 minutes. That's why I pay for some of these videos, they deserve, good content and running time.
Programs of my childhood. They just don't make them like this anymore...
For real I would sit around for hours watching the discovery docs about animals, places, peoples. Really amazing stuff. Felt like a little kid again and I watched the whole thing and thought it ended too soon!
Instead of the trash they often now have…
I really like Russian people, they are quite helpful and friendly. This is coming from an Australian who lived in Eastern Europe. Id love to drive a truck on this road, I have my heavy rigid??!
I have been living in Australia for a long time, I never thought anyone likes me in this country. I think you are the first one.
love watching documentaries on this channel because it is free of advertisements. It has been a long time since I could watch a long video on UA-cam smoothly without annoying ads.
Never thought I’d be lucky enough to catch one of these first day they’re posted. Keep the amazing docs coming!!
They’re not kidding about the level of skill that it takes to navigate through conditions like that. And the quality of the equipment. Surprised that they don’t use tire chains for extra traction. Maybe they would wreck the road for other drivers. It’s not concrete underneath.
Gotta tip my hat, though. That’s really rough driving and extreme weather.
Yeah I don't understand why non of them were using chains. Here in Tromsø (69N) it doesn't get bellow -12c most of the winter, but you will see buses with Chains when the weather is really rough, truck and trailers will put on chains to back up very slippery slopes.
The only reason you aren't allowed to drive with chains all winter is because of noise and also because it would destroy the roads really quickly if everybody used them to get up slopes, but chains work out great. on ice, compacted snow and deep snow... so idk why the "jeeps" (toyotas) weren't using them to get past the tucks that had slipped off the road.
I mean even the people didn't use crampons or microspikes, I personally use them all winter and you can climb up some pretty icy trains without fearing of sliding, and when the snow melts off during spring, you still get greater traction with the "shoe chains" then without. To me that's the weirdest part of this docu.
Still their equipment is really impressive, bunch of old military designed machines, but top reliability in the most demanding conditions for sure!
From my understanding Chains work well in ice and these guys drive on snow. Hence why they air downed, so the tires can have a large surface area on the snow and wont dig down.
I guess when it starts to thaw or it has just snowed it is similar to sand or something.
какие цепи , они тут не помогут
one convoy with chains would ruin the road for the next people 100%....it would be chewed up to ratshit
@@trillrifaxegrindor4411
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Well , in America they are only required for certain sections with high ups or down slope angles. But, yeah, with only dirt underneath it would dig a trench for other drivers. Still, depends on how deep the ground is frozen, too. Goes down a meter or so in truly winter climate. The depth to sink a fence post that is below frost heave is a meter roughly. Higher and the ground will push it up when frozen.
Still mad skills to me that they can get a rubber tired vehicle through those conditions.
I shouted "yesss" when I saw it in my recommendation. My family was looking at me like 😕. I'm sorry guys but you have no idea how happy/excited these documentaries make me 😣😂
I am glad you saw it. By the way salekhard is my hometown.
@@dimadima1315 God bless you!!!
Asking because of yr profile name;are u from Jamaica??
If you ever wanna come to the states, please tell me, because you are absolutely beautiful 😍
@@wellthen6177 i want to come in america too. Can i go with her
Обычная работа. Трудно, когда зимник начинает таять. Всем любви, здоровья, удачи и счастья.
Yes, once the 8ce melts, that's when the job becomes a lot more challenging...
Йес, товарисч!
-30 is normal. This happens even in Moscow. Tonight in Moscow -27 was. Cold -45 and below. Schools were closed in Yakutia yesterday. -52 - it's hard for children at this temperature.
@A P Thanks for the advice, but I am completely satisfied with Russia
How did they
@A P Russians? Don´t be crazy, man :-) They NEVER leave or betray their conutry. For them is Russia not only country. It is their MOTHERLAND. I am from Slovakia and I am quiet unhappy that Slovak people don t take Slovakia as serious as Russian takes Russia.
Ha ha, We are from the UK me and my wife had a week in Moscow December 7 years ago, we bought all this "artic survival gear" (well lots of heavy winter clothing) and in the end we never wore any of it. It was cold but obviously not that cold thank goodness. We both adored the place you are very lucky.
@@billb7876 Moscow changed a lot in the past 7 years, you’d love it way more now
These Snowrunner cosplayers are really dedicated 👍
Haha
I was thinking the same thing. That 6 wheeler is so cool
ROFL!
Snowrunner??? C'mon Tovarish!
Gimme my "Icedigger", this too slow...
@@900108Chale Snowrunner is a game.
Is snow runner worth getting I have mudrunner
Translation is spot on. Sometimes narrative is off from what person is saying but this episode is spot on.
Непереводимый русский фольклор)
An interesting documentary that reveals more on Siberia than a geography lesson.
Best comment 👌👏👏👏 👏
God bless everyone reading this.🙏🏻sending positive vibes.god bless
The same to you.
It would dope to see a documentary of the various camera people and interviewers that had to go to these areas- hiking, driving and living with the people and children. What kind of things have they seen? How do they prep for leaving and the area? So many questions that we would love to know🙏🏾🤞🏽
That would be good to see
Dope? What do drugs have to do with it
And maybe extended cuts. Like, the two cars at the end.... How did the one that fell into the water end up?
@@clairevero get the hell out of here square
@@claireveroit’s a American slang for “cool” or “interesting” lmao. Its more of a street slang.
I like the way you take me around the world while on my couch...... I pray for to keep you safe 🙏 coz some places look extremely dangerous!
Thank you Dear Leader
Keep uploading.. Addicted to this Series 🙏
Don’t worry. We will!
@@FreeDocumentary 🙏
@@FreeDocumentary any plan to make north korean video?
@@santo4911 they already have documentaries on North Korea
Wonderful Documeteries, I'm addicted to the whole series! Thank you and keep them coming!
I watched 3 in a row and can't stop!
When the apocalypse comes, the Siberian nomad reindeer hunters will survive just fine......
Yeah, just around the corner of Kremlin.
They won’t even know that there has been an apocalypse until they go into town next.
@@abcdef-qk6jf yeah naah.. learning to drive there would finisht them of for sure
So will people in the rural parts of the United States.
I grew up on a 200 acre farm. I grew up hunting the backwoods of West Virginia. We have a stocked pond on the top of a mountain and natural spring water wells all over the property. We are completely self sufficient and don't need any outside help
@David gomes I wouldn't be able to give permission lol It's my Grandpa's land and there is two other house on the property with family living there. I have to ask for permission to visit lol
Those 4X4’s are pretty awesome! Even though it looks hard and dangerous it looks like an awesome adventure!
Those driver r driving the world trusted renown 4x4 the TOYOTA LAND CRUISER
I became addicted with thse documentaries. Good job
How many were made?
I'm sitting at home on a Saturday night, drinking scotch, listening to Trinidad Soca and watching this. This was sooo amazing to watch! Thanks
Hello fellow Trini🇹🇹👋🏽👋🏽
I too just home relaxing the lockdown and watching this.I feel so lucky as a Trini too eh hmmm
Приезжайте к нам в Россию будет еще лучше! Водка, медведи и балалайка!
@@Takcep YES EXACTLY.
Amazing channel, amazing documentary, amazing country!!!!
I can't WAIT to visit Russia! With love, from America.
What country are you from ?
Welcome to Russia!
@@marcelsinky1652 US Virgin Islands
Better during summer, mate :-)
@@marcelsinky1652 don't bring evil here please
Actually, Siberia is very beautiful. You should look for some photos of the Altai Mountains, for example.
And not many people live there due to the harsh climate.
23:15 I live in Russia, but I haven't known these groups still exist...So thanks for the illuminating information 😊
My wife’s family lives in the Altai region actually, settled there over 100 years ago….I don’t know how people live in those conditions myself, I’m a native of the coastal southeast US, and I can’t stand our winters.
@@noaht5191 Greetings to you from Altai, I was born and have been living here for 38 years now, I can’t imagine a more beautiful place to live. I have traveled to many countries of the world, and people are beautiful in their own way everywhere (unlike politicians), but always pulls here, home. Our winters have become warmer, at night only -20-25, during the day it is very warm -10-15. We do not have poisonous animals and insects, we have a lot of good tasty water and natural products, and thanks to the nature of the Altai Mountains, we treat our bodies with herbs and what our ancestors have been using for healing for centuries.
Only good places are those with no people.
@@number1enemyoftheuseless985
Lets qualify that a little.....places where no one speaks a word of English, no one ever heart of the USA.... might be a good start....🤔😉😊
I love this channel thanks for all the free documentaries 🙏🙏
Nothing is free
@@dan_6915 then thanks for the donators to make this video happen
@@zacfarro8678
Was not funded from donations.
This was on tv few years ago.
Anytime anyone from America thinks they have it rough, watch one of these documentaries and you’ll see that we’re all spoiled rotten.
The problem is the people who are aware of how good we have it are watching these videos and the people who don't know how good they have it dont watch these videos.
i agree Erik. Spoiled rotten
They dont use chains
Best channel on UA-cam...I love these Docs...Ive learned so much...
Que Dios bendiga a todas las naciones Y qué bonito a través de estos medios de las redes sociales conocer otras culturas de cómo viven Cómo sobreviven de que sobreviven En qué trabajan yo me siento contenta de mirar esto por estos medios que yo me los bendiga a todos
These peoples are incredible. Their work is amazing.... Love Russia and russians.
Greetings from south of France.
The shots.. the camera angles! Beautifully filmed!☺️
but the SFX (engine and horn noises) are from the video game Spintires. 🙄
Huge respect from the UK.👍
A new documentary worth waiting for.. never cease to b amazed by your channel in both entertainment n educational purpose as well.👍👍👍👍👍👍
It's crazy how different a country is outside the government. We're all the same out here being ruled by people who don't truly care. it's us citizens helping one another who keep the true dream alive
Да вы правы ,правительство это одно а простые люди это другое!🤝
Con dos cojones
Guys i am from salekhadr, this documentary is amazing
Es muy impresionante 😮 Son verdaderos héroes ❤👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Who the F gives videos like this a thumbs down!?!? I absolutely love them!
Out of all the Dangerous Roads episodes, this one seems to have the nicest vehicles.
The added sound effects definitely give this documentary a basic cable daytime TV vibe.
Happiness is seeing a recently released show from Free Documentary that is not a repeat. If it's a repeat, I realize I've seen it before and usually
watch it again :-D
Russia is an unbeliveable awesome country and the people are disaplined because they learn how to survive , not like the west where people are pampered
stupidest comment ive ever read in my life😂
Exactly
No words,simple excellent documentary.great.
I am trying to imagine working at one of those outposts where I log the drivers that come and go. I'm still trying to imagine that....wow, this takes a person with a solid soul.
I'm Canadian, and the coldest weather I have ever experienced is -50ﾟ but Russian temperatures are so much more horribly worse. It is a different kind of cold and it will bring you to your knees.
russian and been to canada, outside of the extreme north it's pretty much the same, and in the south it gets much warmer than in in canada
Documentários extraordinários, canal ótimo para toda família. 👏👏👍
Sip 👍
Just another amazing documentary.
Wow After watching this Documentary.
I can only say that Russian are very strong and diligent people!!!!
Mostly not ethnic Russians in this video.
@@infiltr80r статистик?
Смотрел пакистанских, индийских дальнобоев, все удивлялся из яркому иконостасу в кабине, только сейчас понял - у нас тоже самое, у самого божья страховка аж в 5 ликах!!!
its -35 and the guy's jacket is open and he's wearing a t-shirt. He's driving trucks from the 60's using old cables and without chains. I love how he's just completely used to it and for him it's "normal".
Actually, those trucks might be way newer than the 60's.
They just don't change their design, otherwise they won't work in these conditions. They have to be simple and durable. Otherwise if something breaks and you can't fix it, your only hope is if help arrives ... IF.
There is an unspoken rule. The harsher the conditions (desert, frost, humid forests, etc.), the less electronics you should have in your car. In such conditions, everything should be based on the usual mechanics. This reduces the chance of a breakdown and increases the opportunity to fix it yourself with a wrench and swear words.
My favorite series. Love the worlds most dangerous roads documentaries.
ну снято хорошо,но это не самые опасные места))
Here we go again. Thankyou FD
I would love to do the old Siberia road from the start to the finish in a 4x4 group . All that snow and ice and what fun you can have driving and what an experience . And I would like to drive all over the outback in Russia . I think that some of the Russian people are like us Scottish people we are all of our heads . And would do anything like this
You would... Can I come along?
@@lanaharlow2515 if you like lol I would need to win the lottery first
@@daviecochrane1523have you won the lottery mate??!!.
"if you work with good ppl, you'll never feel fatigued", that is the experience..
Great documental . I love watching videos like this one. I live where there is no snow, ever. But that is how the World was created, for we have different ways of living and learning! Thanks for sharing this wonderful video!!! Million likes!!
Another top documentary thanks FD
Love the series....❤️❤️❤️, I learn new things that improves my driving through difficult route... Keep uploading 👍👍👍...
Came here after playing snow runner for the first time.
Big thumbs up to the music guy here, great work.
Brilliant documentary! A fantastic insite to driving in Siberia. 👍👍👍
God bless all of you---Love from Tehran---
Sepas dadash!
God bless you too! --Love from USA- 🙂
We are right here, the crew deserves a nobel prize
I love Russia, I love Russians. Greetings from Toronto
Except when they don’t invade your country 😅
Hello brother,I need your help 🙏🏿😭 can you help now brother 😭😭😭😭 you can save a life 🙏🙏🏿@stku5861
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The courage of these men in facing these challenges in this cold Russian territory of SIBERIA is incredible, it is a difficult OPPOSITE comparable to our AMAZON, which is extremely rainy and hot to burn the skin. Congratulations to these trailblazers who are preparing future paths for the new generation. 👏👏👏👏👏👏

An excellent documentary and thoroughly enjoyable watch.
It's like watching an adaptation of snow runner, but more intense... Very interesting
Ive worked with Russian guys and they are tough as nails it's in their DNA .respect from an Englishman London Uk
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Железобетонные люди. постоянно сражаются с трудностями.
the irony of humanity, or perhaps this is a gift for those that have to struggle, or a curse for those who do not have to struggle. i for one choose struggle, as it keeps me strong, at least that is what i tell my self
I look forward to this each week
Those trucks seem indestructible !
At their age they pretty much are
Just Wow! I live in north est Canada but even for me, this is Just amazing!
Those who do not have to work like them or worse conditions - be grateful.
Most like Documentary in world.
I seriously love this channel. They have documentaries about everything and it’s actually enjoyable.
Crazy Russians😉
Keep the world order balanceD 👍🏿
Love from west Africa
I NEVER SKIP THE ADS U GUYS DESERVE EVERY BIT OF HARD WORK !!!👍👍🤙🤙
Yeah, and there's also the fact that most of them are unskippable now, so... lol.
I am cold just watching this documentary 😳.. but l enjoy all your documentaries are great to watch 😊
I love these documentaries. Don't understand why they feel it necessary to add in truck/car horn sounds though.
gran documental, grandes personas, gran canal, gracias....y felicitaciones
Прям на одном дыхании посмотрел кино) Сам был на Севере, в тех краях) Передали атмосферу Западной Сибири)
@@putnik999 да нет! Живее всех живых! Со всей Матушки России ездиют туда мужики деньги зарабатывать! Особенно в нефтяной сфере, в бурении скважин!
@@putnik999 а я Сургута пару дней назад прилетел в Сочи. Народу полно там работает. Да и Сургут и Нефтеюганск на нефтяном море находятся.
@@putnik999 ну не в основном, но с Кавказа там много. В Пыть-Яхе больше всего. Но по большому счёту - там приезжие со всей страны. Начиная с Краснодарского края, Поволжья, Центральной России, Татарии, Башкирии, Уфы и даже Омска и Красноярска. Туда едут за деньгами вахтовики. А нефть там не закончится ближайшие 250-300 лет. Там огромный подземный бассейн её. Плюс она возобновляемая.
А природа там шикарна и многообразна. Там чего только не растёт, на Юге такого не встретишь. Вода из под крана да, не очень. Нам то привозят фильтрованную, питьевую, которую мы ещё раз фильтруем. Там земли долго будут ещё осваивать и вкладывать в инфраструктуру и этот регион в целом.
I LOVE THE BUS ATTACHED TO THE TRUCK, ITS BEAUTIFUL
Truly courageous, skilled & talented people. Give me them any time over most of western countries.
by this video i feel so lucky live in a country without snow and extreme wather.
Hope all of you are okay there in Russia ✌🏻
Спасибо, у нас всё отлично, на улице снег, дети катаются с горок. Живём тут всю жизнь и вполне себе не плохо.
@@ManakovYuriy Glad to hear it, my wife and I are from UK and we love Russia (went to Moscow a few years back, fabulous) Please remember we are not all followers of our corrupt western governments.
@@billb7876 спасибо, мы разумные люди ни лучше и не хуже вас. Мы прекрасно понимаем и видим тех кто вникает в происходящее с пониманием. Ведь если мы не интересуемся политикой, то рано или поздно, политика будет интересоваться нами. Что собственно сейчас и происходит, многих затронуло происходящее и я так понимаю что всё это только начало.
@@ManakovYuriy They have been planning this for years, I imagine the UK will be under marshal law soon, we certainly have some wicked folk running all this and many folk still trust the leaders sadly
@@billb7876 мы не слепые наш президент давно предупреждал, давайте жить в мире, еще на Мюнхенской конференции в 2007. У нас тоже есть разные люди, включая всяких подлецов, всего вам хорошего и мирного неба над головой.
Another stunning documentary here was patiently waiting for this after church afternoon everyone
Masterpiece again. Great camera work. Great people.
ABDULL MARUF HAMDAMI
I am Abd al-Marouf Hamdemi from Afghanistan, the capital of Kabul. I am very interested in Russia. My father was a military student in Moscow in the 1980s. He has many beautiful memories of Russia and always tells me stories. .... Russia is a beautiful and cold place. I love Russia and Russian people.
It was a good journey which I never seen before and thanks for that!
Thanks for another great documentary. Awesome! Keep them coming!
The operator is immortal, so carelessly standing next to the cable, at 20:24.
Amazing documentary, tough people and life!