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We had some of Russian roads before, and today we have a small video what happens to Russian roads at winter.
This road is completely coated with ice, so drivers simply cannot stop, and this happens in the city, so all cars are have nothing to do than to slide and smack each other.
The quality of the video is low it was made by camphone, the guy shouts all the time: “Keep out! Keep out!”
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Contrary to the olde myth from immagrants of yore, Although they are not line with gold Americas streets in the winter are almost always ice free. Long live capitolism!
i remember seeing a video clip from some american town with similar situation. sometimes ice is unpredictable. also such thing happened in city of rijeka in croatia
Meantime, next winter is coming..
in russian those situations are called “pizdets”
It is black ice, it can happen anywhere and if they not put sand this can happen sometimes. I have not seen this myself many times but once or twice I get a bit of it and my car loose control. Not possible to break during such situation so you have to brace yourself, they say only possible to steer the car a bit into a direction untill u are out of the ice.
Also it is because it’s a slope and water coming down then freeze during cold night and this happens. But I will say they do okay job on main streets with putting sand on road, but not always ofcourse.
i live in northeast USA and we have this problem every winter… you must have all wheel drive or your dead.
That video should be accompanied by The Blue Danube.
http://tools.wikimedia.de/~gmaxwell/jorbis/JOrbisPlayer.php?path=blue_danube.ogg&wiki=en
And nobody goes up and warns the drivers, just watches them come. What a bunch of lazy russians.
“i remember seeing a video clip from some american town with similar situation”
Me too. It was actually a pretty big city, but I forgot the name. It was funny how the americans were trying to stop their cars from sliding with their feet!
This happens all the time in the american northeast, even on roads WITH salt and sand. Especially people who drive 4 wheel drive vehicles and think they can ignore the ice.
4-wheel drive; Nonsense, all you need is winter tyres and proper speed for the situation.
I live in Finland and half the year we have ice on the roads..
What you see is the cheapest car models in the country; obvioulsy owners dont have enough money for studded tires. Its been said countless number of times that studs are a must in Russia’s rural areas, obviously some people only learn on their mistakes.
Usual road, we on such every winter go. Only it is good the caterpillar cross-country vehicle, instead of Zhigulis.