In russia, What do yo do...

[smash]

With an old railroad bridge?
Well you could turn it into a tourist attraction.
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=d29_1269424731&p=1:)
Just mind the drop off .
Also I believe that this is russia, and the first video is very large,40 to 50mb.
So start it then pause and let load before playing.
Kenny

 

[fran1]

Why use the old one when there's a newer one nearby with more risk involved. The driver obviously has a screw or 2 loose. Straightjacket please.

 

[Klinger]

because of the trill of danger? Also it looks like the new one is for rail traffic, making it a bad idea to cross it (train vs land rover?)

So that may be the only easy way across

 

[William0d0]

But could a Kennedy make it across.

 

[rossvaughan]

The bridge looks pretty sturdy(probably has concrete piers supporting the wooden deck) also if you notice the two jeeps used are not kitted out like a standard one are they?

 

[SPNGTyler]

What were those things in the water?

Anyway, No way would I ever do that. Im scared to walk across stuff like that, let alone drive a car!

 

[tbob]

I'd take my Cherokee across it just for the experience and to be able to say I did it. I mean, how much more dangerous can it be than what the ice road truckers in the Northwest Territories and Alaska do, atleast this is a man-made structure that was meant to carry extreme weight. It's not like a Cherokee weighs as much as even a small industrial locomotive, even with toys added to the Jeep.

 

[JCitron]

What were those things in the water?

Anyway, No way would I ever do that. Im scared to walk across stuff like that, let alone drive a car!

I wouldn't either!

Did you see the really rotted boards before the road-boards were put in place?

John

 

[SantaFebuff]

I take it a Toyota Camery couldn't cross it?

Cheers,
Joshua