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youtube video of bus turning around on a 2 lane bridge - encantotom - 08-18-2012
this was done for a european game show and you can watch the contestants faces in the bottom right hand corner as the video goes on.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRYN2-sfos0&feature=related#normal
it is quite amazing to watch. pretty sure darlene wouldnt let me try....though i think this 40' neoplan has a shorter turning radius than my beast.
as my daughter would say....the only other person that could do this is chuck norris.
tom
RE: youtube video of bus turning around on a 2 lane bridge - Erniee - 08-19-2012
(08-18-2012, 02:40 PM)encantotom Wrote: this was done for a european game show and you can watch the contestants faces in the bottom right hand corner as the video goes on.NO way Jose' -- looks like they removed the guard rails. the guy is just matter of fact- just doing it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRYN2-sfos0&feature=related#normal
it is quite amazing to watch. pretty sure darlene wouldnt let me try....though i think this 40' neoplan has a shorter turning radius than my beast.
as my daughter would say....the only other person that could do this is chuck norris.
tom
RE: youtube video of bus turning around on a 2 lane bridge - kb0zke - 09-13-2012
WOW!!!
Yes, Ernie, I agree that it looks like the guard rails were taken off. Also, he has the tag axle out in space a couple of times. I'm guessing that the engineers who designed that aren't happy about their work being treated that way.