The Frozen-Explosion Power Plant
We were tracking closely the story of the Russian power plant exploded and then was examined by experts, and tried to be repaired. Then some estimates appeared that it may take up to ten years to get it back in full scale, and some doubted if it was worth at all.
And while these talks are going on, here is how it looks now after major frosts going on this winter it looks really interesting, like some kind of movie sets for you name it movie.
What a View
Sometimes people pay thousands just to have some extraordinary view from their windows.
This people of Russian outskirts district didn’t pay much but once they have got some view
that can’t be compared to any other view.
Don’t Sex and Drive
This Cola-Truck driver amused all the fellow drivers by smashing all the obstacles entering the opposite lane and then ravishing thru it right to the river.
When the police came on to crime scene and saved the driver and his passenger they figured out that she was all dressed except her underwear - so the reason of the accident was put “an accidental sex during the driving”.
Not So Bad Luck
We often see cases of “Bad Luck”, we say it when somebody is “in the wrong place in the wrong time”, but here is an occasion of a “Good Luck”. The guy came out and saw his car twenty yards away hit with the tree. “Oh no! Bad luck!” was what he thought, but coming a little bit closer revealed to him that it was not so bad luck.
Roads of Moscow
Below there are 29 videos from different road cams on the streets of Moscow. Each short video shows some road accident in Moscow taped by those security cams, and looking at them it’s obvious that most of them happened because of driver’s ignorance.
A Road Assistance
Russian road assistance sometimes may look like this when the less fortunate truck driver gets to a trouble. Note that the steering wheel is from the right side, that’s because in Eastern Russia most of the used cars are imported from Japan.
Russian Mini Bus
In most of Russian cities this GAZ mini buses are the most common means of people transportation. Millions of them run on the Russian streets carrying people. The GAZ buses are used because they are extremely cheap, new vehicle costs only about $4000 and this cost is covered in two months. Most of the drivers are migrants from the Southern ex-Soviet countries (Azerbajan, Armenia etc) even sometimes without a proper driver’s license and they all get the share of the daily amount they earn with this mini-bus so they often make real races with each other to pickup the passengers from the bus-stops. Russian people realize all the dangers of such transportation and often hate it but there is no really other alternative - only big public buses which you have to wait up to 30 minutes on the bus-stop while those small things come each second minute, so people use it..
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