It's Italy, people still have a social and common sense to keep the everyday running. That's called life. Sad to see people honking all over the world cause they would miss their favorite TV show when they are stuck a few min in the traffic jam.
We were on the Amalfi town to Positano bus yesterday...these bus drivers are skilled and talented people. Our driver was something else, I was sat at the front watching him rule the road while being courteous to other drivers. Hats off to each and every bus driver on these roads.
@@lightyagami1752 you seem not to realise that in that point there isn't enough space for a car and a bus. All cars were moving back beside that one. That's why the bus driver was pissed.
Once I saw a german driver driving a touristic bus that was unable to do the move on those streets. The Italian driver coming from the opposite direction got out his bus, stepped into the german bus and made the move. Very skilled persons!
@@tenentedreb1n Avremmo anche grandi piloti noi, ma storicamente Ferrari e le scuderie italiane sin dagli anni 40 non utilizzavano italiani per paura che morissero e limitassero le vendite nel loro mercato principale. Più recentemente invece mancano quadrini e senza quelli non ti fai neanche una stagione di kart
Non posso esimermi dal commentare questa esilarante scena!!!!! Queste situazioni sono all'ordine del giorno e si ripetono su ogni singola corsa di ogni singolo bus in ogni direzione.... Dopo un po' diventa quasi "divertente". In ogni caso onore al merito per i nostri autisti che sono fantastici e hanno tanta pazienza.
Anche se non sembra da queste immagini ,perché l' autista perde le staffe,per così dire, gli autisti in costiera sono dei fenomeni. Hanno a che fare con centinaia di migliaia di persone l anno provenienti da tutto il mondo. Dovrebbero fargli una statua di oro
Automobilisti della domenica, non hanno ancora scoperto che anche la loro macchina ha la retromarcia, pretenderebbero che sia il bus ad andare in retro.
Il problema è a monte. Invece che un pullman 2 mezzi con 9 posti non erano più idonei in un territorio dove la strada è fatta per fare passare i gocart?
The drive from the port to the top of Capri was the most hair-raising bus ride I ever had. At some points you look out the bus window and it is a straight drop hundreds of feet. There are walls but they are about 2 feet high. Everything else felt safe and cozy compared to that.
if you go to the amalfi coast and don't experience this... you cannot say you got the full package. It's part of the way of life of people there (and ofcourse the traffic got way worse as tourists came pouring in to see the beauty of the coast) and you just have to take part in it.
it"s just some italian drama they sell to the tourists...instead they could use some mini busses to make everyone"s life easier and save themselves some time. To me it looks more as a scam
Amalfi Coast bus driver are of another league. I’ve been on this bus on July and still don’t know how they can drive a bus on that streets. If you have been on one of this bus too you know what I’m talking about. Chapeau!!
@@yeh.80nah, nothing too extreme really…just calling each other moron…The lady went a bit heavier suggesting the idiot in the car has Down syndrome, using a derogatory term, of course.
I love Italy and the Italians. I used to have a boyfriend in Positano and we would race up and down these roads in his uncle's fiat. A wonderful time of my life.
Basterebbe mettere un semaforo ai due lati della strettoia, con telecamere per punire chi non lo rispetta, altrimenti sarà sempre così. Ma anche in montagna cambia poco: io effettuavo consegne in paesini in alto, e quando salivi o scendevo dovevo guardare lontano e se vedevo qualcuno salire mi fermavo al primo posto utile, altrimenti 7 volte su 10 , mi trovavo davanti qualcuno che non sapeva fare 5 metri in retromarcia, e pretendeva che la facessi io col camion (aspetta e spera).. Visto che era obbligatorio dare la precedenza a camion e bus, solo una volta ho fatto io retromarcia, ma solo perché la signora di Milano non riusciva a fare 2 metri senza finire col sedere dell’auto contro il muretto a lato… ancora mi chiedo chi diavolo gli abbia dato la patente… sempre se non l’aveva trovata nell’uovo di Pasqua🤣
O vieti il passaggio dei pullman,o li regolamenti con orari precisi,o fai un senso unico alternato,la mattina si sale e la sera si scende,...così é una barzelletta tutta italiana.
@@lorenzoazzimiei9814 There are some roads in Washington, DC that doe this. Not because the road is so narrow; rather to add a lane of traffic in one direction during a peak commuting time. Some of the wording on the traffic signs can be a little vague or confusing if you are not from there. So it's possible to be driving along, come to a blind bend in the road, and then discover you are now in a lane of opposing traffic. But, I think you're right to consider this in the Amalfi context. This type of traffic condition wastes so much time...for everyone involved.
Mio padre ha fatto l'autista tutta la vita. Ha iniziato coi tir, poi granturismo e gli ultimi anni bus cittadini. Amava il suo lavoro, quando però doveva andare in costiera amalfitana gli saliva lo sconforto.
Gave me anxiety remembering my May trip. Amalfi is one of my favorite trips but the roads and buses going through make it seem like they are magic roads and buses that bend and somehow maneuver impossible turns!
More like the idiots buying huge SUVs for driving through tiny village roads. All the normal cars weren't like that big of an obstacle. TBH, even in a large city it's the same. Any little obstacle plus one ego-boost car and it's blocked for traffic that would normally just flow along.
I drove down that hill down to the amalfi and it was mental, the way the buses come around is crazy and I’m proud I kept my nerve and didn’t fly off the cliffs 😂
The west coast of Mallorca and I think Gran Canaria is like that. They like to give a good loud honk before attempting a bend and it's like a 80m drop to the ocean.
I've rented a car (skoda limousine) on Korfu this summer. There were also these very narrow streets but i found it fun to drive there. Its a great chance to train your skills and reaction and i loved the greek way of driving. Much more interesting to be on the roads. And in some narrow bottlenecks like in this video, i saw that they installed traffic lights so it wasn't that big of a pain to go trough.
I experienced this it was awesome and even with the passengers especially old ones they all speak and laugh with eachother like they are friends , Italians are awesome
They need a set of lights at each end of this stretch of road to allow the bus / cars to safely come down one way at a time along this road. I think the amount of time spent waiting for people to reverse would be a lot greater than waiting for a set of lights to cycle lol.
Meu avô José não teve tempo de ensinar Italiano para meu pai. Então não aprendi. É uma língua de uma musicalidade notável. Fala -se de forma emocionada,afetivamente intensa. Sorri muito com os comentários e assistindo ao vídeo. Às vezes aqui no Brasil, quando quero brincar,tento imitar um Italiano nervoso. O motorista do ônibus e os outros dos automóveis me deram material para minhas próximas imitações... E os comentários são impagáveis. De alguma forma me conectaram com meu passado. Será que meu avô José, num destes vilarejos encantadores,teria se envolvido numa destas deliciosas pendengas em sua juventude? Enfim. Me fizeram sorrir nesta noite.
I rode the bus along the Amalfi coast in 1966 when I was about 7. There was less traffic then so the bus could probably go faster. I remember we sat right at the back and when the bus had to back up we were over the cliff edge sometimes.
Sono stato svariate volte in costeria ma quella strada e come è gestita è una barzelletta italiana . È semplicemente una strada che andava bene con le auto di 60 Anni fa .
We were on one of these buses on the Amalfi coast two weeks ago. The skill and patience that these bus drivers have is astounding, and just to think they have to go through this every day. The rule seemed to be that the bus will never reverse, the other vehicle always has to. We were so impressed and grateful to our driver that we actually gave him a tip at the end of the journey, something I have never thought to do before 😂
Je l'ai pris ce bus, je peux vous dire que les chauffeurs Italiens sont des pilotes. Tous les jours On descendait du haut du rocher et à chaque fois j'étais surpris de la vitesse à laquelle les chauffeurs zigzagué.
@Lo Zio Gamer Personalmente ho guidato molto in Italia (sono dal nord della Francia). Infatti non è che guidate come dei pazzi, è semplicemente che non sapete guidare in generale hahaha
i was at the amalfi coast with my own german car 3 weeks ago... i never encountered these kind of problems. i got through with no problem and there were no traffic jams despite quite a few cars driving on that road. i guess i was lucky.
It's funny the lady who is speaking in background because when the bus drive said "you are an idiot" to car drive (red Panda), the car drive reply to bus drive "you are idiot!" and the lady comments "Look...the cow that says to the donkey you has big horn"🤣🤣🤣
Childhood memories of events like this on holiday would have led me to believe that this sort of contretemps was the biggest troublesome thing of the day in the region, and that basically the rest of the world was doing alright. How innocently we saw the world as kids!
Caro collega, hai tutta la mia stima.. Io faccio l'autista qui a le 5 terre, e ti assicuro che è la solita situazione ogni santo giorno.. Ma perché non mettono dei cazzo di semafori in queste strade di merda???
Anche da me è così al nord in alcune strade di paese, generalmente i SUV o camper, e spesso sono turisti stranieri, si incastrano nelle strettoie. Per non parlare poi di pullman turistici.
Maybe just maybe they should start using vans instead of these large buses? Welcome to Italy, the yelling at each other had me rolling and that woman complaining in Italian from what I could make out had me in tears!
as one Italian commenter said it wisely: close the road for bigger vehicles or put on a traffic light 🚦! simple as that! no need for special driving skills just plain common sense!😉😂😂
Yeah imo they shouldn't be allowed to bring busses on roads where they clearly can't use and share the road like normal road users. I think it just creates too many issues. Need some way to bring all the big juicy fat tourists into your town to squeeze all their money out of them.
I know it may be a silly question: what if busses were prohibited on that road. The bus companies would be forced to use vans that saves 2 feet of width. But one bus would have to be replaced with 4 vans for the same number of passengers. The plus side is that 3 more drivers would have to be hired, reducing unemployment. Everybody would be less stressed and more people would take the vans instead of scooters. Win, win, win!
Same goes for the narrow country lanes in Cornwall, northern Europe. Too many cars & nowhere near enough scooters & motorbikes! Have had to do similar work as the temporary traffic director because the double decker bus I was innocently travelling on would still be stuck there with dozens and dozens of cars & their hapless tourist drivers both in front & behind us. I filled a fairly large field with those vehicles who were in front of us!! I have to say I enjoyed the power! Ha! Ha! Was difficult keeping a straight face!!
@@Adrian-vz8ik ofcourse not, I saw a gentleman comments saying that a it's an 15 kms roads, lusten up, as italie is an European country, it can at least a 30 traffic lights just over this stressful road, to providing better services to road users, there
@@Adrian-vz8ik ofcourse not, I saw a gentleman comments saying that a it's an 15 kms roads, lusten up, as italie is an European country, it can at least a 30 traffic lights just over this stressful road, to providing better services to road users, there
Sensorized trafic lights in combination with normal signs and basic knowledge. Uphill has always priority. Downhill needs to give right to uphill. Narrow sections need to prioritize vehicles that dont obstruct their side. The sides that get obstructed need to give priority to upcoming trafic + 360 degree mirrors installed at corners to get a better view at this section.
In un paese normale il comune prenderebbe una di queste due decisioni; o rendere a senso unico la strada (anche alternato regolato da semafori) o utilizzerebbe bussini di dimensioni ridotte.
Was on a bus like that a few months ago and it blows my mind that such narrow roads are two-way. Apparently there can be hour long stops if a bus gets stuck in a situation like this, there's kilometer long queues in both directions and no one can reverse.
In Ireland tour buses on the Ring of Kerry go one way to avoid a bus on bus situation, but that is not possible on the Amalfi Coast where geography dictates there is only one way in both directions.
@@The_Red_Squirrel I don't see why that wouldn't be possible to be honest with you. If it was up to me I'd just get rid of the buses altogether and replace them with minivans though.
l'autista dell'autobus ha ragione perché ha la precedente! ma in quelle zone gli autobus dovrebbero essere più piccoli per fare quelle strade, vi ricordo che quei paesi si sono formati in base ai mezzi della loro formazione, c'erano i carretti, il calesse, il cavallo o con il mulo o con l'asino, poi evolvendosi la motovidazione, andava regolata con delle direttive per i mezzi, non superiore a una certa lunghezza, larghezza, altezza. invece come succede spesso in Italia, tutto improvvisato a discapito di chiunque, se avete un incidente in quelle zone! dimenticatevi la ragione assoluta, lì persiste il 50 e 50.
La commedia è da oscar: divertente. Però sappiamo tutti che la strada in molti punti è strettissima e cieca! Avrei messo il divieto agli autobus, poveri autisti! In alternativa ci avrei messo più navette...
For americans that are mocking Italian roads, think that they were built probably more then One hundred years ago when the traffic was not that of nowadays with different types of means, carriages probably. The territory doesn't permit to built larger roads otherwise It would be devastated (there Is a Law protecting the landscapes in Italy).
It's all fine, but big vehicles should be banned on these roads to make everyone's life easier. They should divide the tourists in mini buses or something.
If it is impossible to expand the road on that road, it would be helpful to drive safely and relieve driver stress by setting a time interval of about 10 minutes and making one-way roads alternately going and returning.
I saw this kind of yelling in an episode of Family Guy. It was when Peter opened up an Italian butcher’s shop. Turns out it was true. It wasn’t exaggerated. Entertain people the Italians. Love ❤️ 🇮🇹
Dude you know nothing about us. Everyone has a different dialect and different way of behaving in Italy. This is the amalfi coast. If you go to another region people will be different. We are not all the same
When I visited the Amalfi years ago, I noticed that many walls by the road had swirl-marks cut into them quite low down - I wasn't sure what they were at first, and then I realised - marks from the lug-nuts of the front wheels of buses and trucks...
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The man at the end directing traffic is what is classed as a evolved human what a legend
Yeah 🤣🤣🤣👏
It's normal thing in Naples
It's Italy, people still have a social and common sense to keep the everyday running. That's called life. Sad to see people honking all over the world cause they would miss their favorite TV show when they are stuck a few min in the traffic jam.
I thought these type of congested roads are only In India.
Legend. Setting an example.
This was exactly what I expected. The driving skill, the yelling, awesome :D
Just italy 🤷🏻♂️😂
@@albertotolo Mama Mia 😂
That argument was hilarious 😂
Pretty normal in that neck of the woods. To Americans of course they have to film and post bloody everything 🙄
You forgot to mention THE HAND MOVEMENTS 🤌🏻🤌🏻🤌🏻
We were on the Amalfi town to Positano bus yesterday...these bus drivers are skilled and talented people. Our driver was something else, I was sat at the front watching him rule the road while being courteous to other drivers. Hats off to each and every bus driver on these roads.
Yes, the driver are very skilled with driving those bus forward and backwards.
Confermo abili.....educati e ottime persone
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Siamo gente sveglia,al sud è cosi'.o ti svegli o sei ........... grazie x essere venuto in costiera amalfitana.see u again bro.u welcome in Campania
And you should see them when they race! 😁😁
The bus driver shouted to the man driving that red Panda: "You are an idiot!" 🤣🤣🤣
He deserved it 👍😂😂
He said "deficiente"
@@mariobianchi1801 no, he said "deficienteeeeeee"
Actually, why? He was parked up by the side not blocking anyone. Did I miss something?
@@lightyagami1752 you seem not to realise that in that point there isn't enough space for a car and a bus. All cars were moving back beside that one. That's why the bus driver was pissed.
Italian has to be one of the nicest languages - It even makes road rage and driver's cursing one another sound poetic and sophisticated! 😆
Yeah definitely
not italian. This is a dialect from the Naples region. Sounds completely different
@@GRVTY3 Neapolitan isn't a "dialect", it's an idiom.
@@GRVTY3 Cope.
Especially when a woman repeatedly called someone a “mongoloid”. Beautiful. Music to my ears.
Once I saw a german driver driving a touristic bus that was unable to do the move on those streets. The Italian driver coming from the opposite direction got out his bus, stepped into the german bus and made the move. Very skilled persons!
Eppure loro hanno avuto Rosberg, Vettel e Schumacher...
@@tenentedreb1n its just stupid to think about nations as if every German drives like the ONE guy he met . 😂
@@SchumiGibtGummi Just joking, italian drivers are usually bad drivers. Driving here is really hard bc no one respect rules. 🤣
@@tenentedreb1n Avremmo anche grandi piloti noi, ma storicamente Ferrari e le scuderie italiane sin dagli anni 40 non utilizzavano italiani per paura che morissero e limitassero le vendite nel loro mercato principale. Più recentemente invece mancano quadrini e senza quelli non ti fai neanche una stagione di kart
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Non posso esimermi dal commentare questa esilarante scena!!!!! Queste situazioni sono all'ordine del giorno e si ripetono su ogni singola corsa di ogni singolo bus in ogni direzione.... Dopo un po' diventa quasi "divertente". In ogni caso onore al merito per i nostri autisti che sono fantastici e hanno tanta pazienza.
Sono veramente autisti molto professionali
Anche se non sembra da queste immagini ,perché l' autista perde le staffe,per così dire, gli autisti in costiera sono dei fenomeni. Hanno a che fare con centinaia di migliaia di persone l anno provenienti da tutto il mondo. Dovrebbero fargli una statua di oro
@@chiarasassonecorsi6885 certo, sono seria, prendo il sita spesso
@@mariamunno4659 🤗😉
devono mettere pullman piccoli è l unica soluzione, la costiera è bella così bisogna usare intelligenza
Automobilisti della domenica, non hanno ancora scoperto che anche la loro macchina ha la retromarcia, pretenderebbero che sia il bus ad andare in retro.
Che poi non sono della domenica ma quelli che fanno le ferie e per il resto dell' anno stanno a casa in pensione😜🤣
воскресные👍😁точно подмечено
@@lincecanesciolto2223 y
Il problema è a monte.
Invece che un pullman 2 mezzi con 9 posti non erano più idonei in un territorio dove la strada è fatta per fare passare i gocart?
Pazzesco
I have taken this trip once. The bus driver was in a hurry for whatever reason. Every single day since then I thank God that I am still alive.
The drive from the port to the top of Capri was the most hair-raising bus ride I ever had. At some points you look out the bus window and it is a straight drop hundreds of feet. There are walls but they are about 2 feet high. Everything else felt safe and cozy compared to that.
🤣🤣🤣
if you go to the amalfi coast and don't experience this... you cannot say you got the full package. It's part of the way of life of people there (and ofcourse the traffic got way worse as tourists came pouring in to see the beauty of the coast) and you just have to take part in it.
🤮🤮🤮🤮
it"s just some italian drama they sell to the tourists...instead they could use some mini busses to make everyone"s life easier and save themselves some time. To me it looks more as a scam
@@dimarg00 tanks 👍👌😀
I was on the amalfitana during the covid - with nobody there. You even could have made a picknick on the road! It was really disappointing.
@@mikethemike232 yup, as I said. The hustle and bustle there is a part of the experience
Italian swearing changed to italian song in one second. How impressive!
Amalfi Coast bus driver are of another league.
I’ve been on this bus on July and still don’t know how they can drive a bus on that streets.
If you have been on one of this bus too you know what I’m talking about.
Chapeau!!
Cursing at each other in Italian still sounds romantic.
That's Neapolitan dialect
There's nothing romantic about what he said, trust me!!😂😂
@@AlexC.S.what did he say? Please tell!
@@yeh.80nah, nothing too extreme really…just calling each other moron…The lady went a bit heavier suggesting the idiot in the car has Down syndrome, using a derogatory term, of course.
@@baffitto8897 thank you!
The bus drivers are so skilled its unbelievable on these roads !
Italians are so cute even arguing... 😀😀😀
We have roads like that here in Greece, too. That's why I love my Fiat Panda. 😊
IR PANDINOOOOOOOO L'IMBATTIBILE
But in this case was panda's driver to cause the problem
@@Barusolle the driver was the problem, not the panda 😉
Shitty car
@xaritsianos εννοείται
I love Italy and the Italians. I used to have a boyfriend in Positano and we would race up and down these roads in his uncle's fiat. A wonderful time of my life.
Che bel ricordo ❤️
Too bad he left you....
@@BOO-ii3ni Tonto
Guys, these bus drivers deserve double salary for this work.
I have mad respect for bus drivers that work in areas with many tourists.
You pay more ??
Why would you want to pay more to go on a bus trip where the roads are too small for buses?
Guys, this guy doesn't understand salaries are set by the market and not the government.
How could italians screaming at each other not be a huge stereotype... 😂😂
Basterebbe mettere un semaforo ai due lati della strettoia, con telecamere per punire chi non lo rispetta, altrimenti sarà sempre così. Ma anche in montagna cambia poco: io effettuavo consegne in paesini in alto, e quando salivi o scendevo dovevo guardare lontano e se vedevo qualcuno salire mi fermavo al primo posto utile, altrimenti 7 volte su 10 , mi trovavo davanti qualcuno che non sapeva fare 5 metri in retromarcia, e pretendeva che la facessi io col camion (aspetta e spera).. Visto che era obbligatorio dare la precedenza a camion e bus, solo una volta ho fatto io retromarcia, ma solo perché la signora di Milano non riusciva a fare 2 metri senza finire col sedere dell’auto contro il muretto a lato… ancora mi chiedo chi diavolo gli abbia dato la patente… sempre se non l’aveva trovata nell’uovo di Pasqua🤣
Ci sei mai stato da quelle parti? Quanti semafori ci vorrebbero su 15 km di strada tutta stretta e piena di curve?
O vieti il passaggio dei pullman,o li regolamenti con orari precisi,o fai un senso unico alternato,la mattina si sale e la sera si scende,...così é una barzelletta tutta italiana.
@@lorenzoazzimiei9814 There are some roads in Washington, DC that doe this. Not because the road is so narrow; rather to add a lane of traffic in one direction during a peak commuting time. Some of the wording on the traffic signs can be a little vague or confusing if you are not from there. So it's possible to be driving along, come to a blind bend in the road, and then discover you are now in a lane of opposing traffic. But, I think you're right to consider this in the Amalfi context. This type of traffic condition wastes so much time...for everyone involved.
I semafori impossibile 1 nessuno li rispe
@@pasqualelamedica50 se non rispettate nemmeno i semafori non avete scampo,finirete tutti come a scampia
Mio padre ha fatto l'autista tutta la vita. Ha iniziato coi tir, poi granturismo e gli ultimi anni bus cittadini. Amava il suo lavoro, quando però doveva andare in costiera amalfitana gli saliva lo sconforto.
I visited twice in 2019, once to see the coast the other to see the driving can't make up my mind what impressed me the most.
And this ladies and gentleman is why Italians love the Fiat 500 and Fiat Panda :D
And mopeds!!
Gave me anxiety remembering my May trip. Amalfi is one of my favorite trips but the roads and buses going through make it seem like they are magic roads and buses that bend and somehow maneuver impossible turns!
as an italian this is fucking hilarious lmao
He said “ have a great day you beautiful son of a loving mother “
I remember my first ride on these buses - I couldn't believe my eyes, haha!
I think the problem is to allow a public bus and regular cars to go through this super narrow road
We don't have much of a choice here. The only alternative is the ferry.
More like the idiots buying huge SUVs for driving through tiny village roads. All the normal cars weren't like that big of an obstacle. TBH, even in a large city it's the same. Any little obstacle plus one ego-boost car and it's blocked for traffic that would normally just flow along.
@@udirt What video did you watch? Normal sized cars had to get out of the way
Bus is a public service. Private cars should not circulate there
@@lucagambirasio the driver pay road tax in italy right? So they have every right to drive there
I drove down that hill down to the amalfi and it was mental, the way the buses come around is crazy and I’m proud I kept my nerve and didn’t fly off the cliffs 😂
Yes, I was amazed about the driving. We were sitting in the front, and sometimes I thought we would have a head-on crash.
The west coast of Mallorca and I think Gran Canaria is like that. They like to give a good loud honk before attempting a bend and it's like a 80m drop to the ocean.
Only in Italy would a bus be allowed on an unsuitable road like this. Italians! Love them.
It’s not the bus which is unsuitable, it’s this freaking big Porsche SUV. All other cars fit just fine. Madness!
I've rented a car (skoda limousine) on Korfu this summer. There were also these very narrow streets but i found it fun to drive there. Its a great chance to train your skills and reaction and i loved the greek way of driving. Much more interesting to be on the roads. And in some narrow bottlenecks like in this video, i saw that they installed traffic lights so it wasn't that big of a pain to go trough.
I drove a hire car in Andalucia. Clearance in the back streets was measured in millimetres.
haha for an experience its cool but in the everyday life id prefer to drive on a wide american road than in the streets of the city i live in
Had two Italian bus drivers go through a tunnel together with about 4 inches to spare. Crazy driving skills.
I experienced this it was awesome and even with the passengers especially old ones they all speak and laugh with eachother like they are friends , Italians are awesome
So beacause of this all italians are aqespme!
'Italians are awesome'
You clearly didn't drive yourself. Try it for a few weeks, it's....'''awesome'''
Gli autisti di autobus della costiera amalfitana sono dei geni alla guida ❤️👏🏼
They need a set of lights at each end of this stretch of road to allow the bus / cars to safely come down one way at a time along this road.
I think the amount of time spent waiting for people to reverse would be a lot greater than waiting for a set of lights to cycle lol.
I think that's a great idea.
This is what they do in Germany for narrow roads like this
Meu avô José não teve tempo de ensinar Italiano para meu pai.
Então não aprendi.
É uma língua de uma musicalidade notável.
Fala -se de forma emocionada,afetivamente intensa.
Sorri muito com os comentários e assistindo ao vídeo.
Às vezes aqui no Brasil, quando quero brincar,tento imitar um Italiano nervoso.
O motorista do ônibus e os outros dos automóveis me deram material para minhas próximas imitações...
E os comentários são impagáveis.
De alguma forma me conectaram com meu passado.
Será que meu avô José, num destes vilarejos encantadores,teria se envolvido numa destas deliciosas pendengas em sua juventude?
Enfim.
Me fizeram sorrir nesta noite.
In realtà non parlano molto Italiano, ma il dialetto di Napoli
La cosa meravigliosa è che questo commento molto dolce nei confronti della lingua di Dante è scritto sotto un video di due persone che si insultano 😂😂
Certo seu vô ter vazado o pelo desse inferno.
This isn’t full Italian btw, but a mix of Italian and Neapolitan dialect
@@Gov995,obrigado pelo esclarecimento.
Little lanes of Cornwall...every day I get this. Even had to get in a car to reverse for them
I rode the bus along the Amalfi coast in 1966 when I was about 7. There was less traffic then so the bus could probably go faster. I remember we sat right at the back and when the bus had to back up we were over the cliff edge sometimes.
Sono stato svariate volte in costeria ma quella strada e come è gestita è una barzelletta italiana . È semplicemente una strada che andava bene con le auto di 60
Anni fa .
insomma, anche per le macchine anni '80 era piuttosto stretta haha, io andrei direttamente ai '60 col cinquino e la 600 haha
@@alessioacri. 60 anni fai infatti sono gli anni 60 non 80
@@alessioacri. che figuraccia
I'm an automotive fan from Indonesia who is also an automotive youtuber, especially buses from Indonesia.. I'm very happy to see your content..
Thank you. Seeing that made me think I'm happy we didn't rent a car there. The bus drivers are amazing at what they do.
Rode these buses a few times in June all along the Amalfi Coast.
Constant entertainment. Scooters definitely the quickest form of transport there.
We were on one of these buses on the Amalfi coast two weeks ago. The skill and patience that these bus drivers have is astounding, and just to think they have to go through this every day. The rule seemed to be that the bus will never reverse, the other vehicle always has to. We were so impressed and grateful to our driver that we actually gave him a tip at the end of the journey, something I have never thought to do before 😂
In Poland, bus drivers are not legaly allowed to reverse without another person giving them directions. I guess there are similar laws in Italy
@@PKua007 well that makes sense, bus can crush a dozen people and nobody inside will even notice
@@Je_QzcY3mN0 Most definitely
Je l'ai pris ce bus, je peux vous dire que les chauffeurs Italiens sont des pilotes. Tous les jours On descendait du haut du rocher et à chaque fois j'étais surpris de la vitesse à laquelle les chauffeurs zigzagué.
@Lo Zio Gamer Personalmente ho guidato molto in Italia (sono dal nord della Francia). Infatti non è che guidate come dei pazzi, è semplicemente che non sapete guidare in generale hahaha
Moi je part en vacances a velo, c'est plus agréable mais les français sont devenus fainéants
Beautiful video, love it! Thanks for sharing!
Good job, thanks, amazing. Greetings from Germany!
i was at the amalfi coast with my own german car 3 weeks ago... i never encountered these kind of problems. i got through with no problem and there were no traffic jams despite quite a few cars driving on that road. i guess i was lucky.
It's funny the lady who is speaking in background because when the bus drive said "you are an idiot" to car drive (red Panda), the car drive reply to bus drive "you are idiot!" and the lady comments "Look...the cow that says to the donkey you has big horn"🤣🤣🤣
Is it just me or anyone else listen 2:05-2:25 on repeat dozen of times because it sounds so good to the ear. xD
Childhood memories of events like this on holiday would have led me to believe that this sort of contretemps was the biggest troublesome thing of the day in the region, and that basically the rest of the world was doing alright. How innocently we saw the world as kids!
Great upload ❤
Al posto di autobus di quella grandezza, farei circolare dei mezzi più piccoli
I got this coach once while staying in Rivello - all I can remember was the heat though - too young to appreciate the coach driving tenacity…
Caro collega, hai tutta la mia stima.. Io faccio l'autista qui a le 5 terre, e ti assicuro che è la solita situazione ogni santo giorno.. Ma perché non mettono dei cazzo di semafori in queste strade di merda???
Belin quanto vero
Ho difficoltà io con una berlina nuova di zecca figuriamoci un bus
Io sto a Spezia, mai in auto alle 5 terre, sarebbe un suicidio! 😂
Motorini ragazzi,motorini
@@kiranerys6728 Come alternativa c'è il treno giusto? O anche il battello se non ricordo male
@@LRTOTAL Esatto, sono le uniche opzioni valide 👍
I love how passionate Italians are when they argue haha
You have a good point. The use of the hands.
I'm learning to drive now, this would be my nightmare in every single situation, bus or car.
This can be a nightmare even for an experienced driver
wow!! This is counterproductive. Just blast the mountain side and make the road wider.
This is how I imagine drivers in Italy in general :) :D But seriously the bus driver is very experienced
All i heard was "A A O O A O A A O O".... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Just so that you do not get a wrong idea: in Italy we have 5-lanes highways too. This is an unusually narrow street in a "postcard" city.
Ah, was afraid to visit Italy for a second
Everyone ruining their countries with 5 lane highways and millions of cars, it's a shame.
nah the road infrastructure in the south is much more accurately represented by this video than by 5 lane highways
Vedere questo video, mi fa ricordare la gita ad Amalfi di cinque anni fa.
Anche da me è così al nord in alcune strade di paese, generalmente i SUV o camper, e spesso sono turisti stranieri, si incastrano nelle strettoie.
Per non parlare poi di pullman turistici.
2:08
I just remembered Kramer when he argued about buying Calzones with only coins 😆
I love calzones, especially the ones in Germany.
Ha-ha! Love Italy)
The best part: The Italians arguing, man my family right there!
I live in a mountainous region and here the drivers be driving busses of 10m or longer in narrow roads within centimeters to ditches
*buses
Maybe just maybe they should start using vans instead of these large buses? Welcome to Italy, the yelling at each other had me rolling and that woman complaining in Italian from what I could make out had me in tears!
Я из России и мне нравится когда итальянцы ругаются по итальянски
This is exactly what i remember when thinking about driving down the coast of Amalfi back in 2014
as one Italian commenter said it wisely: close the road for bigger vehicles or put on a traffic light 🚦! simple as that! no need for special driving skills just plain common sense!😉😂😂
Yeah imo they shouldn't be allowed to bring busses on roads where they clearly can't use and share the road like normal road users. I think it just creates too many issues. Need some way to bring all the big juicy fat tourists into your town to squeeze all their money out of them.
so it’s a tourist attraction than?😂😂😂 in that case they should keep it!😉
I know it may be a silly question: what if busses were prohibited on that road. The bus companies would be forced to use vans that saves 2 feet of width. But one bus would have to be replaced with 4 vans for the same number of passengers. The plus side is that 3 more drivers would have to be hired, reducing unemployment. Everybody would be less stressed and more people would take the vans instead of scooters. Win, win, win!
👏👏👏👏👏
*buses
Sempre così, tutti gli anni. Tutto per non pagare due ausiliari, che regolino il flusso in maniera alternata ai soliti posti!
Finche' c'e' la fanno da soli, che glie frega, il problema e' se trovano i fenomeni come questo
Se ne stanno al fresco altro che ausiliari d estate
Parole Sante !!
Basta mettere 2 semafori all estremita dei 2 lati, ma quali ausialiari
@@Snooper810 eh non ci arrivano haha
Same goes for the narrow country lanes in Cornwall, northern Europe. Too many cars & nowhere near enough scooters & motorbikes! Have had to do similar work as the temporary traffic director because the double decker bus I was innocently travelling on would still be stuck there with dozens and dozens of cars & their hapless tourist drivers both in front & behind us. I filled a fairly large field with those vehicles who were in front of us!! I have to say I enjoyed the power! Ha! Ha! Was difficult keeping a straight face!!
They are not yelling at each other, just exchanging pizza recipes.
The Italians, industrious and fiery as always
I really think that little two way road should require the installation of traffic lights
15 km full of lights 😂😂
They will need a lot of traffic lights
@@Adrian-vz8ik ofcourse not, I saw a gentleman comments saying that a it's an 15 kms roads, lusten up, as italie is an European country, it can at least a 30 traffic lights just over this stressful road, to providing better services to road users, there
@@Adrian-vz8ik ofcourse not, I saw a gentleman comments saying that a it's an 15 kms roads, lusten up, as italie is an European country, it can at least a 30 traffic lights just over this stressful road, to providing better services to road users, there
Sensorized trafic lights in combination with normal signs and basic knowledge. Uphill has always priority. Downhill needs to give right to uphill. Narrow sections need to prioritize vehicles that dont obstruct their side. The sides that get obstructed need to give priority to upcoming trafic + 360 degree mirrors installed at corners to get a better view at this section.
Grazie algoritmo per avermi riservato quest’ottimo video
In un paese normale il comune prenderebbe una di queste due decisioni; o rendere a senso unico la strada (anche alternato regolato da semafori) o utilizzerebbe bussini di dimensioni ridotte.
Ovviamente la seconda, per proporre la prima mi sa che non sei mai stato in costiera.
@@Andrea892991, ci sono stato diversi anni fa in viaggio di nozze, e allora i bus e le auto avevano dimensioni comunque più ridotte.
oppure le gente potrebbe comprare meno SUV e auto inutilmente enormi...
la seconda è una bella idea, la prima è da farti arrestare
Was on a bus like that a few months ago and it blows my mind that such narrow roads are two-way. Apparently there can be hour long stops if a bus gets stuck in a situation like this, there's kilometer long queues in both directions and no one can reverse.
In Ireland tour buses on the Ring of Kerry go one way to avoid a bus on bus situation, but that is not possible on the Amalfi Coast where geography dictates there is only one way in both directions.
@@The_Red_Squirrel I don't see why that wouldn't be possible to be honest with you.
If it was up to me I'd just get rid of the buses altogether and replace them with minivans though.
I can say my heart was in my hands the all time
La commedia all italiana che ci ha reso "famosi" in tutto il mondo!
Imagine living in a house that if you step one foot out the door you may be ran over lol
*run
@@andyroberts4387 tks professor
Awesome pure Italian love it😊😊😊😊
l'autista dell'autobus ha ragione perché ha la precedente! ma in quelle zone gli autobus dovrebbero essere più piccoli per fare quelle strade, vi ricordo che quei paesi si sono formati in base ai mezzi della loro formazione, c'erano i carretti, il calesse, il cavallo o con il mulo o con l'asino, poi evolvendosi la motovidazione, andava regolata con delle direttive per i mezzi, non superiore a una certa lunghezza, larghezza, altezza. invece come succede spesso in Italia, tutto improvvisato a discapito di chiunque, se avete un incidente in quelle zone! dimenticatevi la ragione assoluta, lì persiste il 50 e 50.
infatti è la compagna dei bus che ha autorizzato ste linee che ha colpa. Mettere bus piccoli
Le assicurazioni non danno ragione mai a nessuno, salvo tamponamenti o guida contromano. Comunque si, ci vorrebbero mezzi più piccoli.
These drivers are amazing as i saw when we went , 👍👍
La commedia è da oscar: divertente. Però sappiamo tutti che la strada in molti punti è strettissima e cieca! Avrei messo il divieto agli autobus, poveri autisti! In alternativa ci avrei messo più navette...
For americans that are mocking Italian roads, think that they were built probably more then One hundred years ago when the traffic was not that of nowadays with different types of means, carriages probably. The territory doesn't permit to built larger roads otherwise It would be devastated (there Is a Law protecting the landscapes in Italy).
One hundred? Or one thousand? Or 2 thousands, like the roman's roads? ;)
Нескучная у тебя работа,дружище.я бы даже сказал ,с огоньком🤣
In Croatia this is not a problem, because they scratch each others cars and dont stop 🤣
the accent .. the accent kills me every time.
Incredible skill and a lot of patience for inexperienced drivers. 👌👏🤣
It's all fine, but big vehicles should be banned on these roads to make everyone's life easier. They should divide the tourists in mini buses or something.
If it is impossible to expand the road on that road, it would be helpful to drive safely and relieve driver stress by setting a time interval of about 10 minutes and making one-way roads alternately going and returning.
I saw this kind of yelling in an episode of Family Guy. It was when Peter opened up an Italian butcher’s shop. Turns out it was true. It wasn’t exaggerated. Entertain people the Italians. Love ❤️ 🇮🇹
Dude you know nothing about us. Everyone has a different dialect and different way of behaving in Italy. This is the amalfi coast. If you go to another region people will be different. We are not all the same
@@leonardo2108 It's true, for example, people from your region are too serious and can't take a joke.
@@LefsDailyAcc no it's just ignorance. Learn something about a country then make a joke.
Ciao Lois
It's almost like driving in downtown Vancouver!
😂🤣🥳🍻✌️🇨🇦
What?! No way, I drove there for two weeks and it was bliss compared to Toronto lol
The bus driver wasn't having an argument, he was just ordering pizza.
When I visited the Amalfi years ago, I noticed that many walls by the road had swirl-marks cut into them quite low down - I wasn't sure what they were at first, and then I realised - marks from the lug-nuts of the front wheels of buses and trucks...
And that's only one corner 😂
The whole route is full with these narrow corners
in some cities, buses have the legal right of way especially if the vehicle becomes a hazard when backing up when blocked in small roads
Semaforo senso unico alternato
this might actually be one of the most Italian things i've seen in my life.