Traffic Works Have 1-0-2 in the World

The most dangerous road in the world is located on a height of 4000m, the world's most winding road, or the shortest road in the world with a length of 2.06 meters. is the most unique traffic works in the world., even many people do not believe that they are real. This article explains the key facts and context behind the world's most winding road.

1. Spectacular mountain pass in Norway.

Trollstigen road Of Norway is located on an altitude of up to 858m compared to the sea level that the locals call it "Troll road" for short. This is a 9% slope road with 11 sharp bends and twisty winding. Due to being built close to the mountain side, the road has a very small horizontal surface, only a few points wide enough for two cars to avoid each other.

The shape of the road does not follow any shape law. From above, the road is like a majestic maze. On this road, you will have the opportunity to see the majestic scenery of the mountains and the beautiful 320m high Stigfossen waterfall pouring white water.

Because the weather is very bad and too dangerous, the road is only opened in May every year, and in the autumn, the winter cars are banned from circulation.

2. The most dangerous road in the world.

This road of death is called. North Yungas , located in Bolivia built in the 1930s by war prisoners. The road lasts about 60 - 70km, located at an altitude of nearly 4000m above sea level and is particularly dangerous because there is no protective barrier. In addition, the road surface is quite narrow, only about 3m, on one side is a steep cliff, one side is deep, making the road more difficult to go. Only a little carelessness, traffic accidents can occur that endanger human life.

According to statistics from 1999 to 2003, there are 209 traffic accidents that occur every year here.

Although the road is dangerous, it is still circulated because it is the only way for locals to interact with the outside.

3. The national highway crosses the Atlantic Ocean.

Looking at this photo, many people think that it is a product of photo editing techniques. In fact, this impressive curve and an artistic view is a bridge named. Storseisundet, 260 meters long, which belongs to Norway's national highway across the Atlantic Ocean.

This road is 8.3 km long running through the islands and the coast of Hustadvika, Norway.

4. The longest tunnel in the world.

Gotthard In Switzerland is the longest and deepest train tunnel in the world, at a depth of 2,300m and a length of more than 56km across the Alps, a mountain range of 1828.8m high. Passenger trains run through tunnels at a speed of 241km / h.

2000 workers worked for nearly two decades to complete this project (1999 - 2015) and the total construction cost was about 12 billion USD.

5. The bridge holds 3 Guinness records.

Millau Bridge is one of the greatest constructions of all time and is a perfect new wonder of France. This cable-stayed viaduct crosses the valley in Millau, southern France with a total length of 2,460m. The bridge currently holds 3 world records for:

• The highest viaduct floor in the world, the height of the road surface above the bridge below the ground is 270m.
• The tallest pylon tower in the world.
• The highest column in the world with a column top of 343m, higher than the Eiffel Tower.

The bridge was started in October 2001 and inaugurated on December 14, 2004.

6. The world's most winding road.

Lombard is located between Hyde and Leavenworth, Lombard Street in San Francisco, California, USA, famous as the most zigzag road in the world. At the same time it is also one of the most beautiful roads in the world with colorful flowers planted on both sides of the road.

This road was built in 1922, with sinusoidal shape to reduce the slope of 27 degrees. This road only circulates in one direction from top to bottom with a speed of 5km / h. On the average weekend, about 2,000 vehicles visit and try to drive on the world's most winding road.

7. The shortest path in the world.

Ebenezer Place is only. 2.06 meters long, just the right front of Mackyas hotel and this is also the only address on this street. This super-short street was built in 1833, and officially named in 1887. In 2006, Guinness Book of Records recognized Ebenezer Place as the shortest path in the world.

8. The world's steepest road

Baldwin Road, Dunedin in New Zealand is only about 350 meters long, but the slope of the road is 38.3 degrees. The difference between the highest and lowest points of the road is 70 meters, and the road surface is raised to 1m by 2.86m. Crossing this terrifying slope is a challenge even for professional athletes.

9. The labyrinth road in Japan.

The intersection of a road in the Takao area of Hachioji in Japan makes many people confused about how to go when they first come here. The knot points intertwine like a real maze.