Russian Roads 4

This is Russian Federal highway Moscow city - Yakutsk City, named “Lena”, nowadays.

The road doesn’t have asfalt surface, though it is a Federal, vital highway.

Everytime it rains the road gets paralized, these shots are made a few days before the traffic jam for 600 cars got stuck there. Hunger and lack of the fuel followed, according to the witnesses. One woman gave a born to a child right in the public bus she was riding.

Construction team afraids to appear on site because during their previous visit it was beaten by people who stuck in the jam for a few days. People breaking the locks on the trucks, in a search of food and warm cloths.

Fuel, food, firearms and steel tow-line are the things that are needed most these days on this Federal highway.

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288 Responses to “Russian Roads 4”

  1. [...] Next time you complain about how bad the roads are around where you live, ponder this… [...]

    • ZDANEK says:

      Once upon a time a foreign tourist decided to visit USSR on his own car. He crossed the border and soon his car was broken because the road condition was nearly the same as on the pictures above. When a highway patrol finally came to help him to get out of there he sad them angrilly:
      “- In civilized countries we usually mark the bad road with red banners”
      ” - Haven`t you notticed the large red banner when you crossed the boarder?” - policeman asked him.

  2. Federal Highway Under Sand And Water Now (photos)…

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  3. Bea says:

    … And I thought Spanish roads were bad…. O_o

  4. AnnDi says:

    and there are not 10000 km btw cities in Spain too… and no -50C in the winter n snow 8 month a year either….

  5. H says:

    …And I thought Portuguese roas, which are MUCH worse than Spanish, were bad… :O

  6. Jack says:

    I will teach you Russians an English word we have here that seems appropriate: OMFG!

  7. English Russia …

    Russian Road(show)-eTN travelblog

  8. ilil says:

    Jack, there is so much interesting in the world you dont
    know …

    And by the way, your fkn slang is of no interest to russians, dont teach them plz

  9. [...] Russian technocrats had everything figured out when they built this federal highway. Well everything but the rain. We all win when when wealth is more equally distributed. [...]

  10. from Russia says:

    It’s a winter road. In summer time entrance to this road is closed. Every one who stick in this mess guilty itself.

  11. To 12: This is not winter road. This is only one road to Yakutsk intended for all seasons. There is no another way to come to Yakutsk exclude airplane and ships.

  12. Ben Milleare says:

    And I moan about the roads in England…

  13. Bloopy says:

    That’s terrible… why would so many people even try to drive on that road? They should at least put some gravel!

  14. Russian says:

    This road is not completed

  15. b says:

    It´s not that it isn´t completed. It´s just that it doesn´t exist.

  16. Pwnerer says:

    AnnDi –> and there are not 10000 km btw cities in Spain too… and no -50C in the winter n snow 8 month a year either….

    So what.. he just thought spanish roads were bad. Ptob not interested in the weather forecast or other bs ur moaning zzzz

  17. Russian joke:
    We are has no road, only ways.
    :)

  18. Russian says:

    You all really thinking it’s a normal russian road? It was just a moment when the strong rain was coming down… Looks your trobles better…

  19. Tashok says:

    These roads are still like that in case of invasion.

    It worked against Napoleon and Hitler.

    It will work against the next invader too.

    You want good roads? or welcome to invasion?

  20. RORRY Batta says:

    How much does it cost every time this happens, to get people out? The cost of damage to vehicles, the cost to people, the cost to get equipment in and drag cars out, the cost to bulldoze parts of the road etc…?

    Add up all these costs, multiply by the times this happens. You want me to believe that that money can’t be spent on paving this road, one mile at a time?

    Ridiculous.

  21. Diamond says:

    Where did you find it? o_O are you sure it’s Russia? well… may be Siberia =)

  22. Razer_Rus says:

    I’m laughing cause I have NOT heard about this problem in Russia.
    P.S. Too 24: I think its Siberia …..

  23. Wow - incredible! Thanks god streets up here in Switzerland are near perfect…except during winter snow-storms!

  24. In Soviet Russia, Road drives You!…

    In Soviet Russia, Road drives You!…

  25. bigTD says:

    Do all Russian drivers take off their pants when they drive?

  26. Dmitriy_RUS says:

    Yeah, this is Russia. It’s not the typical state of Russian roads, however - this is quite an extreme. Moscow has several strategic roadways going out in the 4 cardinal directions - these are completely paved, high traffic highways. The road in the pics looks like it’s a winter road - in the summer, when it rains, it becomes a long strip of mud, which is quite logical and not atypical of any unpaved road.

    Just my thoughts….Nice pics, though

  27. Aaron Cook says:

    OK, why would people even try to drive on if it does this every time it raind?!? As Russia said, “It’s a winter road. In summer time entrance to this road is closed. Every one who stick in this mess guilty itself.”

    It’s simply amazing that people even try to drive on this… and in regular passenger cars, no less!

  28. sergey says:

    regarding #12
    What a fuck is a winter road? Road that is only operational during winters? That is Russia to you.

  29. ale says:

    well maybe you should think that russia is an capitalist country for about 15 years know. Is the road fixed?

  30. Susan says:

    Bloopy, If thay road was a dry, dusty, dirt road that DID have rock and gravel on it and was drivable, no amount of gravel or rock would improve it once you have a deluge of rain like that. It would be just like those pics with mud up to the axles once you drove on it. It would push the gravel right down into the mud. We have it all the time here in Arizona, during our rainy seasons. Especially on the Navajo Indian reservation, whose roads are 90% dirt.

  31. konstantin says:

    It is the different road and it is pictured in different times. Bad for publisher

  32. paul algra says:

    Mud baths can be quite healthy, you know. In Germany it’s a way of living.

  33. May be you know-Russians have saing:”There are two main problems in Russia-fools and roads”

  34. Sauron says:

    I traveled by this road. this is true….

  35. [...] This is Russian Federal highway Moscow city. The road doesn’t have asphalt surface, though it is a Federal, vital highway. Everytime it rains the road gets paralized, these shots are made a few days before the traffic jam for 600 cars got stuck there. Hunger and lack of the fuel followed, according to the witnesses. I think that maybe the Russian Bearucrats should think about getting some brains and just possibley some asphalt so that their people do not get murdered.read more | digg story [...]

  36. leo says:

    Hey, guys, cool down)))))))If there`s no rain or if it`s winter - the road is perfect)))) the only one problem with that road is speed limit - just 70…..too slow.
    however, we are now discussing in press and parliament of building that road. maybe in 10 or 15 years it will be built.
    Jusy use trains or planes if you come to us. well, better not use russian plains, just trains. Believe me, i`m stuck in here since my birth.

  37. Tom says:

    Nice roads, Im happy with the roads we have ;-)
    Regards from The Netherlands. ;-)

  38. [...] I sometimes think that Swansea has some of the worst roads in Britain, potholes can be present for weeks, there has been ongoing gas main repair work for the last 8 months, and some main roads have developed such ruts that they are going to need to be entirely remade and not just resurfaced when the work finally gets approved. But these are nothing to what poor Russians have to put up with on their main highways. This article has some good pictures of the main Federal highway between Moscow and Yakutsk - it’s basically mud, with some free boggy patches thrown in for variety. See this and realise how lucky you are. [...]

  39. BHT says:

    If they all drove Niva’s no one would get stuck ;-)

  40. COLE BANKS says:

    CANADA HAS A FEW WINTER ROADS AS WELL, ICE! THE ROAD TO YELLOWKNIFE NWT IS THE RIVER & LAKE. LOTS OF FUN NOW THAT GLOBAL WARMING HAS SHORTENED & WARMED THE WINTERS! I’LL TRY TO SEND A FEW PIC’S, EH?

  41. bearblue says:

    That reminds me of the farm roads we have up here in Missouri, US. Gravel and good, if it’s graded. But when it rains, you better know the routes if you want to get out.

    *impressed*

  42. Hellen says:

    Its so painful to see! I wish I could help or do anything at least! But I cannot! Worked hard all my entire life in Russia, paid all taxes etc…. For what? Somebody turned normal people into pigs! Lots of articles everywhere but who is responsible? There is a person who is responsible! Take him and bring him to that road! I am sure drivers and their passengers will find proper Russian words to explain his duties to him! Damn! It doesnt matter how people got into that mess - they are already there! Authorities must help! Thats all! And it doesnt matter what will happen there in 10 yrs or is that a winter road or summer… Bull! GO THERE and HELP people IMMEDIATELY! What a shame! I wish I could help!

  43. NiS says:

    On this site to pictures. One from Yakutsk region and other fra Krasnodar region. This tunnel now can use mr. Putin during the rest from heavy works…)

    http://zhurnal.lib.ru/s/sudenko_n_n/yakutsk.shtml

  44. [...] Pero yo no me vuelvo a quejar después de ver estas fotos que muestran una carretera federal llamada “Lena“, que conecta las ciudades de Moscow con Yakutsk en Rusia. [...]

  45. WTF? hey dude! would everyone think about the road in malaysia. fucking bumpy!! you guys just have a nice country but didn’t appreciate it

  46. vasilijs says:

    well that is one realy nice federal road….
    but have you thought about how does offroad looks like there?
    the graund there is mainly mud, so it is no surprise that gravel has turned into emm this…
    the goverment dont give a **** about 600 hundred or even more people that are stuck in there, they are nothing, they can die there easily and nobady will care, think, in moscow there are about 20 milion people, and much more in whole russia…
    goverment just doesnt work the way citizens would like to…
    i hope nobody will die there, and they dont run out of vodka there, because they dont need anything else…

  47. [...] People probably tired of having the roads like you have seen a few days ago on this website demand another approach from the goverment. [...]

  48. [...] Probably it is the only way to move through those roads. [...]

  49. [...] This is Russian Federal highway Moscow city. The road doesn â��t have asfalt surface, though it is a Federal, vital highway. Everytime it rains the road gets paralized, these shots are made a few days before the traffic jam for 600 cars got stuck there. Hunger and lack of the fuel followed, according to the witnesses.read more | digg story Related Articles: Inflation Fears EaseInflation is easing after being fed by surging energy costs earlier in the year. The data could help persuade the…Exclusive: Photos Proving Hezbollah Waging War In SuburbiaThese pictures, smuggled from behind Lebanon’s battle lines, show that Hezbollah is waging war in residential areas.read more | digg story…Nanowire Computing Made PracticalResearchers have made efficient nanowire logic circuits that could be mass produced, slashing the size of transistors.read more | digg story…Secrets Of The Self-MadeFourteen self-made members of the vaunted Forbes 400 shared candid, contrarian and even comedic answers to 20 thoughtful questions–ranging from…CDC backs HIV test for all between 13-64ATLANTA - All Americans between the ages of 13 and 64 should be routinely tested for HIV to help catch infections… [...]

  50. Robertonj says:

    Wasn´t for the strange trucks, one could say those are brasilian roads!

  51. 4x4'er says:

    Idiots, the whole lot of them.
    That would be shitloads of fun with my jeep tho.

  52. Theresa says:

    In Canada we build roads through this kind of country and climate. When the frost comes out they disintegrate until they dry out. It’s very expensive to build them, not every county can afford them. People who live on backroads get to drive on roads that would look just like that if that many vehicals tried to use them. It’s a real shame only wealthy people can afford to fly into a major capital.I notice many of the vehicals are transports. It would really help the Russian economy if goods could move around a little easier. Hoping things get better for Russian people.

    • Vas. says:

      Goods move around on trains just fine. Besides, eastern Siberia is not the land to live comfortably, anyway. Good roads or not.

  53. Shaggy says:

    Wow I Thought rush hour in Down town Chicago IL was nast… at least you can get out and grab a nice cold drink when you get in a jam… lol USA rules….

  54. clauster says:

    BRAZEN LIE
    “This is Russian Federal highway Moscow city - Yakutsk City, named “Lena”, nowadays.”
    REALLY
    This is Russian Federal highway Bol’shoy Never - Yakutsk City, named “Lena”, nowadays.

  55. [...] Jeżdzenie po naszych polskich drogach nie należy do przyjemności, nawet w największych miastach przypomina raczej slalom gigant między dziurami. Jednak aby nie popaść w zbytni malkontencyzm, warto rzucić okiem, jak wygląda federalna autostrada Moskwa - Jakuck na syberii. Ponad 600 aut osobowych oraz ciężarówek uwięzionych w zwałach błota: “Fuel, food, firearms and steel tow-line are the things that are needed most these days on this Federal highway”. [...]

  56. ivan says:

    FUCK ENGLAND - USA!!!!!!!!!!!
    RUSSIA - FOREVER

  57. PAWEL says:

    intresting - do they have speed cameras there. what is the speed limit?

  58. MaNIEK-MPie says:

    Super!!! Nie wiedziałem że coś takiego istnieje. Jadac motocyklem mało strachu… Przy przewrotce nie obijemy ciala.

    We can by motobike drive…

  59. Motorpasión says:

    Carreteras en mal estado desde Rusia…

    Parece que las carreteras rusas (supongo que no todas) tienen algún que otro problemilla cuando llegan las lluvias fuertes y se convierten en auténticas arenas movedizas. No tengo muy claro si preferiría pasearme por alguna de estas o por la carret…

  60. simon says:

    Well.. the speed limit is 70km/h (you can see it on one picture).
    They need speed camera there… its for sure :))

  61. des4 says:

    I wonder, why Russia, as a country that earns billions of dollars selling oil and gas, is not able to build good roads, even not motorways. In European part save Moscov and Peterburg, the situation is not much better…..

    • Vas. says:

      You really wonder?
      Coz good road can only be built by those who need it. People who get the credit from selling oil and gas do not need any roads, especially in eastern Siberia. And locals using this “road” are not selling any oil or gas - that’s simple!

      Besides, have you heard of money-laundering? Road construction in desolate areas is perfecty fitting. Especially federal ones.

  62. wiberg says:

    in germany, we wash our roads with shampoo

  63. Turtlehen says:

    Amazing….what’s more amazing is that so many folks proceded on this mud hole.

  64. Ellen says:

    Instead of a
    a slow boat to china
    you can take
    a low road to Russia

  65. peter says:

    The roads in Hungary /Budapets/ are like wrong

  66. Oksana says:

    I live here all my life and have never seen such a road… Probably it had been after some incredibly strong rain. With our huge territories and bad climate it is impossible to pave all around.

  67. Jack says:

    This is Sovien Union. The place were the police can put you to jail if you do not pay a small gratuity for your freedom…, were normal people are great but govermant …
    Hope they have a chance to make their place they want, not what govermant wants…
    I hope and I wish…

  68. Anonymous says:

    Russian Roads…

    This is Russian Federal highway Moscow city - Yakutsk City, named Lena, nowadays.

    The road doesnt have asfalt surface, though it is a Federal, vital highway.

    Everytime it rains the road gets paralized, these shots are made a few days before the t…

  69. [...] E noi ci lamentiamo delle nostre… tze’ guardate questa strada in Russia!Nel seguito e a questo link trovate altre foto inquietanti. PUBBLICITÀ PUBBLICITÀ postato da Filippo Bassoli il mercoledì 27 settembre 2006 in: [...]

  70. Zeta says:

    Hm
    I think this is very cool.
    You can play in the mud as much you want.

  71. Matt says:

    Russia is a fucked up country..

  72. cK says:

    M-m-m-m… sexy. You can have lots of fun there, in the mud. Look at the guy in the yellow t-shirt with no underwear and the chicks. They are sooo dirty. :))

  73. Alexandre says:

    E AINDA NEGO RECLAMA DA TRASN-AMAZONICA NO BRAZIL

  74. RedJul says:

    Hey, guys, is any country able to show something more spectacular???!!!
    I’m proud that we still have such wilderness in our great country!

  75. Luis says:

    Quoting 79:

    ———————

    The road doesnt have asfalt surface,
    —————————————

    We’ve noticed! LOLOLOL ;)

  76. cK says:

    No need to pave the road actually. The Dempster Highway to Arctic Canada is about 700km of pure gravel, about 2 meters thick. And it works - rain, snow or shine.

  77. dubart says:

    Unbelievable. Where the heck is Yakutsk???

  78. [...] Yes, this is actually a road. It’s a Russian road outside Moscow that is highly trafficated but in really poor shape. Everytime it rains things get pretty chaotic. Check out the gallery. [...]

  79. Dmitry says:

    Good road! :)
    But only if you are in a “OFF-ROAD CLUB”.

    Greetings to all, except Matt (#84).

    bye

  80. Mark says:

    Thats nuts! Here’s to hoping it gets better for my fellow humans in Russia.

    Here’s another english word: pavement =)

  81. godhimself says:

    OMFG best describes it my friend. Russia is a fuckin shithole … last place i’d want to be on this earth…a disgrace to mankind.I poop on Russia…from a plane ofcourse, since i would not lower myself to step foot in caca, disgusting country…with disgusting people! POOP!

    • Nadejda says:

      I think everyone can find similar roads in every country. I saw a road like this in Texas. But there were not so many cars, just some horses and some cars. It is very easy to say “disgusting country…with disgusting people” in chat. Nobody Knows who are you, what is you native country? I am Russian citizen and I have never seen the road like this in Russia. May be you are just an embittered man /woman…That is why you have written so many dirty words.

  82. Tarmac says:

    Lots of idiots got owned
    use fvckin’ airlines.. or brains.. or both

  83. a Finn says:

    Cheer up Russians! This road seems to be quite extreme. It maybe difficult for people in warm and stable countries to understand how extreme weather conditions affect roadkeeping at northern latitudes (> 60 degrees north). I hope that you get this road fixed soon.

  84. scristian says:

    And people wonder why germans were stopped in 1941. :)

  85. cK says:

    I like the speed limit on photo #9. :)))))

  86. leinad says:

    oh my god this isnt russia this is the USA

  87. kido says:

    Masacraaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!…

  88. DVDidko says:

    Russians don’t need paved roads…That’s why they’ve got the UAZ,Moskvitch,KRAZ and BELAZ :)

  89. DVDidko says:

    Ohh and Lada Niva too :)

  90. Arto says:

    Hi!
    That road seems to be perfect for
    serious enduro riders. Hehee…
    But please, to be really serious:
    please don’t you good people blame
    any government because
    there are not a good road over there.
    Siberia is enormous and costs of
    proper road are also. When looking at
    map of that area, everybody can understand
    that over there can simply not be any highway.

    Best Regards,
    Arto from Finland

  91. Klaus says:

    That’s why we Germans do love the Russian !!

    To be honest: Shit happens. But a Russian does not disappear, like these whimpering US-Boys. No, the Russians handle this situation.

    Keep on rolling!

    • F SCHUHRKE says:

      Hey KLUS you KRURT, Who rebuilt Germany with it`s BILLIONS of dollars but us wimpy U.S. guys???????????

      • Nixie says:

        Oh Shut up you ANNOYING US Wimp…quit winning at least you HAVE Paved roads….in Germany and Russia most towns dont…so get over it! Stop takin everythin 4 granted.i went to friggin America and i thought i wuz in heaven.Ok? i went back to Germany ( where i live) and i begged my older brother/parent to bring me back…he said no….so shut the hell up ok? we can trade places any day….oh but wait youd just run away when the going gets tough…..
        “When the going gets tough the tough get going”
        *cough* Russians*cough*Germans*cough* not the US wimps.

        FYI: your in REALLY big debt…so uh you DONT HAVE billions of dollars you dont even have ONE!!!

  92. pitin cur, he плюет on people
    in country becomes all bad to worse, well alive only in moscow.
    the people hate putina and want that he sat in prison…

    http://pasiki.livejournal.com/236339.html
    here is such shitty is going on in russia everywhere

  93. Heebo says:

    “11. Russian technocrats had everything figured out when they built this federal highway. Well everything but the rain. We all win when when wealth is more equally distributed.”

    You really don’t know how the roads have been constructed…

    You maby need to read something about russian history.

  94. Oleh says:

    OUCH!!! In Ukraine (where I live) the most abandoned road in a rural area is a world-class highway compared to that Russian Federal Highway (!!!) on the pictures above, LOL. Still shocked though…

  95. Ded Mazai says:

    To be correct.
    1. This road is in a mid of Siberia, starting next to Mongolian border and going North for 1500 km.
    2. Class of this road was (and still remains, as permanent one is under construction) “Zimnik”, i.e. winter served road. No permanent bridges on rivers yet.
    3. Either during hottest summer soil remained frozen at depth 50 cm and below. On a surface it’s just mad.

    So, welcome to Russian Siberia, folks!

  96. Mikjus says:

    If that road was just little closer to Finland i’d go offroading there. Well it would be onroading and there would be no need to go off road because i could be too easy compared to that road ;) That just makes Karelia isthmus roads look like highways…

    PäHäMa Offroaders

  97. Arto says:

    Yes. I agree with you 111 and 112. For sure
    those roads or ways are too harsh for me and my bike.
    I have to say that I really
    admire you people living there. Really!
    There are no road; except at wintertime!
    I have an enduro bike, Honda XL 600R,
    but I always ride it via normal roads.
    I wish that some day I’ll ride it in mud(???)
    Anyway, the purpose of my first message was to
    admire people who live in Siberia. Everyone
    have brains enough to understand that there will
    probably never be any highway from Europe
    through Siberia.

    Warm Regards,
    Arto

  98. [...] In questo articolo si parla delle condizioni delle strade… [...]

  99. [...] 4 Wheeling in Russia Check out Russian Roads 4. It’s a major road through a very rural portion of Russia. It seems pretty incompatible with moisture. [...]

  100. Dendryt says:

    Blehehehehe, Russian tehnologic

  101. Oleh says:

    BTW, Alaska and the northern parts of many Canadian provinces have got the same climate as Siberia - however, the roads there are exactly the same in terms of quality as anywhere else in the US or Canada. Thus, the climate can be of no excuse for this highway’s “unseen quality”. ;-)

  102. bibi says:

    well, I like the speeding sign best,

  103. joops says:

    hmm we have in finland long and cold winter to but us roads dont look like that..

  104. Marek says:

    These in Poland are by now better roads…

  105. traitor says:

    Holy Christ, this ciuntry is totally fucked up! Can’t they affort even asphalt on the road?

    • yuri says:

      Look you stupid american.. you guys really think you are superieur to the rest of the world? if you hear or see something it it hasnt to be true here a picture of a road nearby moscow http://www.kurganstalmost.ru/img/m_08.jpg oh and they even have bridges! this picures above are no pictures of a road to moscow this is siberian or something like that…

      So next time shut the fuck up about an other country and look to yours first… stupid american

  106. LA2 says:

    “I set off from Rome on a journey to Russia, in the midst of winter, from a just notion that frost and snow must of course mend the roads, which every traveller had described as uncommonly bad” –from the Adventures of Baron Munchhausen, first published in 1781.

  107. Dimitri says:

    no wonder we lost the cold war! at least our president has rippling muscles and shows them to world through the clothing that is tight

  108. The streets are not sooo bad! lÖl

  109. KR says:

    WOW! I can’t believe the government allows this to occur when they make billions off of oil. Don’t blame the Russian people, blame their stupid POS leaders.

    The USA needs to Iraq their ass and bring in real democracy. One that takes care of the citizens first. Even Adolf cared for his people first…Autobahn bishes.

    Yeah for the advancement of caucasians, the minority of the world.

  110. Beno says:

    WOW! Russia is POS country but they have some sweet ass roads for mud boggin! NICE!

  111. Canuck says:

    Russians are the only animals on earth that will shit in their own nest. Lazy idiots
    who will destroy nature. Eat shit you wankers!

  112. Robert says:

    …very good roads…mam tylko jedną uwage należałoby znieść ograniczenie prędkości do 70km/h szkoda zeby ludzie sie pozabijali…

  113. Ron says:

    Look, people, it is a winter road! Do you know how long the winter is in that place? At least for 9 months! During this time this road is absolutely fine since it is covered with snow and is frozen. It would be absolutely ineffective and very stupid to spend a lot of money to build a proper road there since most of the time the road is covered with snow! And everyone knows that, only stupid people would use this road in the summer time.

  114. Meine Seite says:

    Stau in Russland…

    Das nenn ich mal einen richtigen Stau!!!!!Stau in Russsland…

  115. ales says:

    Yeah theres nothing special about the road, in Northern Canda there are many roads can end up looking like that in spring after the snow and ice melts and it starts raining. Its realy expensive to lay asphalt on a rode in northern climates because in spring as the ground thaws the road cracks so you would need to constantly fix and repave the asphalt, not to mention that its useless when covered by ice and snow. Im asuming important roads are generarly in excelent shape in most parts of Russia.

    One thing I found funny reading the replies was all the people from densly populated countries with warmer climates being suprised at the condition. Well this is what hapens to roads in Siberia, Northern Canada and Alaska.

  116. ales says:

    Oh and by the way when it doesnt rain and the road is re-flatend and fixed up again then you can easily do 100+km/ph on a gravel road like that.

  117. ales says:

    One more comment the people in those cars are total idiots for trying to drive on it in bad weather, if they waited a couple days then the road would be fine…but no they obviously all tried driving on it before conditions improved and destroyed the road, they should all be fined,

  118. Smoke PL says:

    Well, if you’ve been to Poland, You should know what “bad roads” really means :D These above are easy:)

  119. harry says:

    another 45 miles to go.

  120. Devon says:

    I’ll never complain about the congested highways in Texas again!

  121. chris says:

    To all the people posting and reading here, READ THE ARTICLE AT THE TOP before posting. these cars eventualy ended up being stuck there for 6 days straight, and were starting to use violence in search of food within the jammed vechicles, which ended up being around 600 cars.

    so NO

    THIS ISNT LIKE SOME FUCKING CANADIAN GIMP ROAD U FUCKING MORONS FROM CANADA / POLAND!

  122. I think it’s road to communism. Good luck ;-)

  123. JUGS says:

    I would drive down 10 roads like this to see a beautiful Russian woman. I love Russian women!!!!! Best in world!

  124. High says:

    Some asphalt will do the job.

  125. In the beginning of these pages there is a text” to get
    daily entertainment news like this one…”
    Do you guys really enjoy other people sufferings, keepers of these pages are sick people.

  126. Clausius says:

    I thing that we have worse road in Poland:)

  127. DSa says:

    this web-site is all f*cked up, who is paying for it? US government?

    what the hell is their problem, though? We got a lot of good things in our country but you’ll never see them here.

  128. Mr T. says:

    You must be a real mashocist to drive those roads…

  129. Mister says:

    “One thing I found funny reading the replies was all the people from densly populated countries with warmer climates being suprised at the condition. Well this is what hapens to roads in Siberia, Northern Canada and Alaska.”

    Sure but the difference is that this is the main road to a city of 200,000. No Canadian or Alaskan city anywhere near that size has highways that get like that. Canada has paved highways going thousands of km to little places like Yellowknife and Whitehorse. Even the gravel highways to tiny Labrador City and Inuvik can be driven year round.

  130. CCCP says:

    These pages are full of propaganda and bullshit (Scheiße) . You shoud really think twice…

  131. C. DUNDEE says:

    MMMM,, not bad but one has to come to Australia and drive up the old telegaph track far north queensland where the crocidile man Steve Irwin use to hang out to experiance realy realy ( did I mention realy seriously bad roads where there has been no rain and in a day you might be able t drive 30-40 kms, if u are extremely lucky

    Come on down and explore it seems haf the russians are here any way buying up big on Australias mostr famous holiday resort Surfers Paradise, can send site to anyone intersted in white sandy beaches,23c winter time

    Cheers mate from down under

    John

  132. VAN HECKE says:

    RUSSIA? IS THIS A PLACE IN THE SOUTH OF BELGIUM?

  133. Merewyn says:

    Ludzie z Polski, nie piszcie ze w Polsce sa gorsze drogi. Czytelnicy tutaj nie maja poczucia humoru by zalapac Wasza ironie, szkoda fatygi.

  134. POLAK says:

    Don’t FUCK !!! fucking spanish ang portugees roads are no as bad as polish. You thin if you have 1 hole i 100 km of road’s than it is the worst thin in world. But you are wrong!!! In POLAND we have 50% less expressway and another 50% sucks becouse there are hole in hole! Come and see. Than you can complain!!!

  135. Mindom says:

    I can remember seeing n being on forestry trunk roads in Canada similar to this road but not quite as busy. It’s impressive what the will to travel will make one endure!

  136. Michal says:

    I would not produce a better commedy, can`t stop laughing. Thank`s God, we`ve got out from dependence of this state

  137. Alex says:

    Well, for those folks from the Western block (myself partly included), at least taxes in Russia are 13% flat, unlike being skinned in half-flooded Holland or having IRS or CRA on your ass till the moment you kick the bucket.

    And then another thing… what do you want in life? Oversugared tea? Cultivating fat on your bottoms and growing flat tyres or love handles as New Yorkers gently call them these days?

    Happiness is partly in being very strong, not a mushy object, the result of an overly planned society where you are nothing but a pawn. Misery…

  138. [...] I don’t know would it be handy on such roads, the previous one, the Russian Hummer clone  was looking really more suitable for those roads, though the price difference is large. This is a budget car, that should be able to compete with foreign issues like Ford Focus or Toyota Corolla. [...]

  139. Who I am? says:

    Someone said that Polish roads are scrwd up and I’ve believed it. But when I’ve seen what’s hpn’ in Russia………(No comment)

  140. Russian says:

    Somebody here said that this is not a vital highway and that it isn’t used except in winter. That person didn’t know what he’s talking about out. This ‘highway’ is the ONLY road to the destination, and it’s thousands of kilometers long. This is not just one patch of it, it’s almost all like that, right after the Ural region is left behind. The people that use it have no other choice. That’s the only way to get to hospital, another town/village, transport produce, you name it.

  141. “How much does it cost every time this happens, to get people out? The cost of damage to vehicles, the cost to people, the cost to get equipment in and drag cars out, the cost to bulldoze parts of the road etc…?

    Add up all these costs, multiply by the times this happens. You want me to believe that that money can’t be spent on paving this road, one mile at a time?

    Ridiculous. ”

    Haha! Russia is a Third World country! Russians are lazy, they don’t want to work, only drink vodka and eat “kolbasa”. All they do is sell their forests, sell their natural gas, oil and precious metals. They can live like parasites for the next 500 years, because they have conquered and keep the territory which is the largest country in the world. Toilets in Russia stink, food sucks, people are rude, it is dangerous to live there, miserably cold and most people die before they turn 51… And up on top of all this Russia is conflicting with most of their neighbours, play stupid oil and gas games and ingeneral are assholes of the Earth. Let’s ignore Russia.

  142. Very nice! Better ride on white horse.

  143. jspreen says:

    Sure, this kind of “natural disaster” situations caused by rains and storms can never happen in truly civilized countries.

    Although…wait a minute, I just remember something

  144. tyler says:

    stupid fucking russians. maybe if they didnt spend so much money on nukes they could build roads !

  145. Eryk says:

    Maybe this is unbelievable, but in Poland are places such like thiss

  146. oh my God wazuupp O_o !!? In POland people so often complain; we’ve got terrible ways. but look on russian roads, that isn’t even road, i dont know what is it? fear factors or sth? ;P call mcgaver ;D

  147. stefan says:

    a polacy nażekają … :]

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  149. Bobby says:

    Ei vittu mikä latu LOL

    In english:

    nice road :-)

    You could get alot faster by skiing….even in summer time :-P

  150. me! says:

    US Interstate Highway System for the win. Only the autoban comes close!

  151. Monika Ball says:

    Communism at its best. Let’s have another Vodka!!!

  152. Arni says:

    The greatest thing is the speed limit up to 70 ;)
    PS. I can’t speak english ;)

  153. [...] In fact, if you care to see bad roads and traffic issues, look at this highway just outside of Moscow … now thats scary! [...]

  154. siberian man says:

    well, wise man surely understand what road can be in deep north, no wonder to see such mad on road where is eternal freeze.

  155. BUGAGA says:

    A FUCK YOU ALL MOTHERFUCKERS! RUSSIAN ROADS ARE THE BEST ROADS ON THE WHOLE WORLD!!! KISS OUR ASS!!!

  156. IndianPad says:

    Bad Russian Road - Amazing Pics…

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  158. Jorma says:

    In Finland we have this thing called Reilu Meininki!

  159. Demians says:

    These pictures are from middle speed road (did you marked that max speed limit 70 sign?). You gotta to see the roads where the speed limit is 30 :D

  160. John-USA says:

    sweeeeet!!!! When can we come over and play???

  161. zima_poland says:

    o shit:D this ride is very bad:D We have better highway in
    Poland. I think so.

  162. TRAV-USA says:

    YOU GUYS SHOULD BUY A JEEP OR 2… CAN WE COME OVER AND PLAY WITH YOU GUYS?

  163. Brenda says:

    I’m so sick of American arrogance and being condescending. After everything the Russian people have been through over the last century, you could at least have some ompassion! Speaking of bad roads, how are the roads in New Orleans lately??!!

  164. Matthew says:

    Well, I think russian comments here… They think the problem doesn’t concerns Russia, ’cause they don’t know about it - they know only Putin let them know… :-DDD

  165. Bill USA says:

    Speaking of bad roads, how are the roads in New Orleans lately??!!

    They are dry asshole!

    We pave our roads so that when disasters happen we can get to the affected area and provide relief. If we’re in the mood to help the area. Some folks however are to stupid to head warnings and leave when there is a Cat 5 storm blowing up their ass. Then they sit around and wait for someone to help them. These are the worst of Americans, the fools that don’t want to help themselves.

    Don’t be fools Russia, pave your roads, let your people travel. NOONE is interested in “invading” your shit-hole country.

  166. [...] Yakutsk, Russia is on far eastern end of Russia and Moscow, Russia is on far western end of Russia. All those roads sprouting out from Moscow are PAVED. so to say the entire Russia Federal Highway ARE UNPAVED is entirely FALSE. it is correct to say this: certain sections of Russia Federal that run between Moscow, Russia and Yakutsk, Russia are unfinished. In other word, they are under construction and is taking forever due to variants changes in climates. See number #29 comment from this site which back me up regarding roads coming out of Moscow: English Russia Russian Roads 4 and see nbr #52 comment. #111 comment see this for more of Russia Road: English Russia __________________ Boult I.T.M.F.A. I am a CI Borg, Proud to be and loving it! MYTHS AND LIES ABOUT CI / Internet Explorer Users: Switch to FireFox / Get Netcraft Anti-Phishing Toolbar Quote: [...]

  167. Tom says:

    what is this cream-white car on the second picture?? 2.jpg

    looks like cadillac eldorado (?)

  168. cabalero says:

    You funny,but I on she went,cargo withdrewed.Unless believe then on IP see whence ya.ya itself first once such has saw this year,but presently minus 30 so snow all have covered.
    Sorry for my english- write through cheap translator

  169. cabalero says:

    quote\what is this cream-white car on the second picture?? 2.jpg
    looks like cadillac eldorado (?) \quote

    Not blunt, us haven’t your 6-8 liter cars,because benzine costs 0.9$ for 92 and salary is 250$ in month - it’s toyota crown 98 issue

  170. cabalero says:

    Come back Alaska Yankee;)

  171. cabalero says:

    And again-it’s not Yakutya http://www.englishrussia.com/images/roads3/11.jpg
    it’s Ural 2003 year photo

  172. Jen says:

    Well all I can say ppl is tell you’r government to stop spending so much money on war and do something for the ppl of Russia this is a disgrace

  173. cabalero says:

    you there itself king of the world feel?!You can to say whomever something -manage themselves

  174. cabalero says:

    And money we spend as much on war as it is necessary that you us not fuck!But disgrace-your stupid president
    Rus-И денег мы тратим столько на войну,сколько надо, чтобы вы нас не поимели!А позор-это ваш тупой президент

  175. huZmid says:

    Wow terrible. Surely the government can allocate some fund from the windfall of high oil prices to pave the road.

  176. Roman says:

    hi from Canada, my wife said she is not complaining anymore about our roads, in fact here government will fix your car if you damage it on a road

  177. Frank says:

    It is unfortunate that people have to deal with such conditions, but mother nature will always be stronger than human kind. There are a number of reasons, why the road is the way it is, but making assumptions without solid facts is unfair.
    What saddens me even more is the insults the people write to each other on this website towards the different nations. I’m not biased, because I was born in the eastern block (Czech Rep.) and have been fortunate to enjoy the luxuries of the western world (Canada) for the past 19 years.
    People need to start helping each other, rather than turning on each other and being judgemental.

  178. cabalero says:

    I did not want to swear, but american consider that without them nobody nothing do does not be able as always

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  181. mikey says:

    THAT TRAIL WOULD BE WELL WELCOMED IN THE USA. MANY YANKEES LOVE DRIVING THEIR TRUCKS THROUGH THAT MESS! God bless

  182. June says:

    Wow. I’ve not really thought about road conditions or infrastructure concerns that other countries have to endure — this is simply amazing. You say in the blog entry that the road ends up like this after it rains — how often does it rain out there? Also, do Russian citizens have any say in the current government?

    I’ve been out of the US only once during a trip to Mexico, but am eager to see and learn what it’s like outside the “borders of isolation” here.

    Yes, I’m American, and no, I’m not arrogant — just terminally curious. Unfortunately, most of my other compatriots aren’t as interested in what happens in the world and would rather beat/kill/mame others who aren’t like them. =o(

    Very eye opening post — thanks for sharing it! =o)

  183. Thex says:

    Is it a road for airplanes?

  184. [...] Moskau bis Vladivostok mit dem Transsibirienexpress (mit ner FRJ sind DIESE Strassen unmöglich zu passieren) [...]

  185. Dr.Jones says:

    Video from this road:
    metacafe.com/watch/339060/road_of_dead/

  186. Dr.Jones says:

    Video from this road:

  187. Rob P says:

    I am blogging this message from Whitecourt, Alberta, Canada and to tell you the truth… I will never ever complain about the shape the roads are in back in Saskatchewan. This is terrible! At least in Alberta we know how to build a highway and maintain it, too!

    BTW can I bring my stepdad’s Dodge 4×4 over to Russia to drive the Lena Highway?

  188. Stupid is as stupid does. and these people are STUPID for using a road thats KNOWN to wash out in winter rains.
    If they get stuck its their own fault.

    They are true Dee Deedee’s

  189. Walter says:

    The same roads stopped German attacks on the Eastern front :D in 1941-43 xDD russia is such a country who can defend itself from danger xD

  190. MAPADEP says:

    You fulls!
    Do you know, Yakutsk from Moskow?
    There is NO ONE federal way Moskow-Yakutsk *-)

  191. Tom M. says:

    Russia is beautiful country.. and most of the people are really nice…
    I do compliment them on their Perseverance.. They have had to endure many hardships..
    But they always get by.

    Best of luck… one day I dream to visit your Russia :)

  192. High Mnt. says:

    The video from this road said all.

  193. Dawn says:

    Where every you want to travel HUMMERS are there. Really? I’d like to see a Hummer take on this road.

  194. [...] Posted by badj0ke on February 9th, 2007 Yes, this is actually a road. It’s a Russian road outside Moscow that is highly trafficated but in really poor shape. Everytime it rains things get pretty chaotic. Check out the gallery. [...]

  195. F SCHUHRKE says:

    MAY GOD BLESS RUSSIA,,BECAUSE SHE SURE NEEDS IT AFTER THE COMMUNISTS RAPED HER SINCE 1917.

    SCHUHRKE,, IN AMERICA

  196. BigCTC says:

    All that Mud would make it perfect for Driftng.

  197. Thank God, they didn’t put a picture of a man with a long dirty beard holding a bottle of vodka and hugging a bear signed “A Russian is chilling out”…I would have a good laugh…

    Being a Russian, I would like to comment. In such a huge country, you can surely find a road like this ( btw it never happened in my life, even though I have traveled a lot), but it’s very uncommon and in no way reflects the state of roads in the country. Well, knowing geography one would realize how remote Yakutsk is. A Russian would say that Yakutsk is located in the middle of nowhere.

    There are disgraceful pictures and events everywhere, in US, Europe ect. The question is whether you can judge about entire country by them. All in all, I think is that articles like the one above create very negative opinion about Russia, leaving apart the stuff they write about us in foreign mass media. For somebody it’s still very convenient to show us in a bad light and nobody certainly needs a strong Russia.

  198. carlos says:

    hey guys, no wonder AAA doesn’t provide service in russia, they’d be out business by now

  199. Yerres says:

    I was there at that time. It was really horrible trip to Yakutsk.

    • Renato Netto says:

      I am planing a trip from Vladvostok to Sant Petersburgo.
      I wold like to know whith the bether mouns of the roads.
      I am whriting from Brasil, and I heve some dificult of information, if you can ansuer I would be very sanks Yerres.

  200. ASIF KHAN says:

    what ever the is it can not be like pakistan
    we have more bad roads as compared to above.

  201. John says:

    This road reminds me of the Glastonbury festival!

  202. Perfection says:

    Unbelievable! What about building the road along the Yenisey river towards the Norilsk town?

  203. Eric says:

    Northern Canada is the same way.
    It is just not financially possible to pave all the roads. Here it would cost each man woman and child $12000 to pave the roads in this province alone.

  204. Bulgaria says:

    I LOVE IT!The vast Russian soul! Same with roads, ah? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! Funny, but most Russians who’ve written here take it personally and attack the West. It’s your problem, guys, not theirs. So, grab the pickaxes and go for it! Or leave it like that and have fun…

  205. David Webb says:

    and where the hell is the russian version of ACE when you need it?

  206. Well, as you all can see, there are construction works going on here. I have got stuck in Sweden, Finland, and on Kola Penisula as well. This is not a typical russian road, but a working place.

  207. The publishers of these pictures deliberately provoked most negative comments from people who do not know Russia. To play honest they should have included more information about this Moscow-Yakutsk road. For instance, the fact that it is over 2500 miles long, and it does have asphalt on those sections which are in European part, as well as in Siberian part of the country until the latitudes, where there exists such phenomenon as permafrost. It is waste of money and labor to lay asphalt on permafrost: only the guys from Northern Canada and Scandinavian countries understand it. The section of the road in the pictures is a special winter road (”zimnik” in Russian), it is good for trucks 9 months a year and it should be used in accordance with its purpose. Unfortunately, the authorities in that part Russia, where these pictures were taken, seem to be unable to regulate traffic on this permafrost road, while travellers do not have enough brains to understand what risks they take driving in summer on a winter road. To play honest, the publishers should have mentioned the location, where the pictures were taken (for instance, 200, 300, or 400 miles to (or from) Yakutsk etc.)

  208. Serapion says:

    My God… All life of veins in Russia also did not know that at us such bad roads. Roofing felts I am blind, roofing felts this site at any cost aspires to wind to itself a rating.)))

  209. lkl.ru says:

    this is not a road. people use it as the road, but it’s not the ROAD…

    in Russia we have places like this in the forest. I mean that is the forest road (http://egiki.ru/photo/data/media/19/4_4.JPG)

    Russians drive everywhere, therefore of course if you gonna drive your truck in the forest road, you gonna get picture like that.

    and mini-countries shall not even talk about bad roads in Russia, simply becoase they are mini, the size of the Moscow city…

    Oh yee… we have roads in Moscow (20.000.000 people)

    are we still talking about roads?? :)

  210. lkl.ru says:

    if you want to build the road in the forest, please go to lkl.ru click the “road” button and order it, where, when, and WHY.

    it’s not gonna be cheap: 3 banana-head-hits, 1 in-nose fart and of course $10,000.000 per/mile

    you can also order a couple of kickass asskicks, so just go there and start clicking.

  211. rexor says:

    And I thought we had bad roads,at least our 10km ‘higway’ has asphfalt,this looks more like the back end of siberia

  212. Loke says:

    Some decades ago, here in Brazil, the government tried to built a highway crossing the Amazonia Forest, called Trans-Amazonia. Then they give up. After all, they tried to built a highway through a fucking tropical jungle. It can be warm there, but it rains 12 months a year too.
    Now the situation is pretty much like this road on the pictures, except that it can’t be properly used the whole year.

  213. Peter says:

    I was there, but it was dry in late summer. Not bad at all, dirt yes, but speeds of upto 120 km/h possible.

    Problem is that temperature in winter is minus 40 centigrade, and 40 plus in summer. No matter what surface you made, it had to be reinforced by 4 metres of concrete. It’s not just a question of rolling out asphalt.

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  216. "redrussian" says:

    lets go mudding…lol

  217. Richard S. says:

    If they elevate the road with gravel and sawdust mix, add ditches, drains , culverts and an asphalt surface, there would be no problem. The Alaska Highway runs into similar terrain and yet it is all paved.

    • Jim G says:

      There are indeed roads like this in Canada, and Alaska. The Alaska Highway was much like this when it was first constructed. Right into the 1960s you could encounter these conditions. It was not fully paved until the 1970s.

      With global warming, there is more thawing of permafrost, and this is causing once stable highways to crumble. There are even whole towns that may have to be relocated or at least reconstructed as the superficial clay becomes gumbo such as you see here.

      As was noted, winter roads are useful in resource oriented areas. they are graded reasonably flat in the fall, then when the ground freezes they have high capacity. In fact many winter roads in Canada run down riverbeds and across lakes. There have been many articles and a few TV shows and movies written on these, as there is still an element of danger in that water crossings can have thin spots develop, and vehicles crash through.

      Such roads can even be developed in cities. In Edmonton, there used to be temporary winter river crossings made by piling up snow on the river and then compacting it. This was not done on the main river, as it would cause flooding in the spring, but on lesser streams where the flood would not cause great problems.

      Xenophobes are self punished persons.

    • Vas. says:

      YEES, White Mastah! Your wish is my command!

      Ever heard of money-laundering? I guess, all that stuff WAS in original project… But who cares?

  218. Top 10 Lists says:

    It looks like a mudslide from California on steroids. Unbelievable that people are trying to travel on this road.

  219. Tristan says:

    I think that building roads on the surface is impossible in large parts of Russia anyways- because of weather conditions and the permafrost. The only thing that one could try to do is to build motorways and main roads on viaducts from one good spot to the other- build that would be incredibly expensive- if feasible at all.

  220. Nordman says:

    Here in Lithuania we have snow and winters and heavy rains and long springs/autumns too. But we still have better roads…

    Shame on Russia’s gov!

  221. Norbi says:

    Damn ! I thought our polish roads are bad, but we still have asfalt - that road on the pictures is good for cross-riding not travelling hahahha Russia is strange country at all

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  224. locdogg says:

    and i thought romanian roads were bad…. :O

  225. Cigarettes says:

    On such road only with tanks you can escape.

  226. RayJay says:

    What the fuck! Are Russian’s Lemmings? Why would 600 people follow each other till stuck? I’m sure they could see well ahead of their selves. I mean “Come on guys after the first ten or so….”

  227. sher ali says:

    WAT A HELL IS DOWN IN THIS ROAD, I THINK RUSSIAN AARE TOO BORED WITH WAR SO UNABLE TO CONSTRUCT BATTLE WASTED LAND

  228. John T says:

    Holy shit! The logging roads in remote Northern Ontario, Canada are better quality than this! Russia must be poor if this is one of their ‘federal’ highways

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  233. Ivan says:

    Poor roads are. But not so! Of course, they also have :-) but I have not personally met. Russian guy

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