Whoever decided to add the shattering effects to glass bridge deserves a 'cruelty in tourism' award

The things you watch during quarantine

Imagine being on trips with my friends and they want to cross these bridges. They can leave me. It’s alright. I’ll just turn around and go home by myself. 🤷‍♀️🙅‍♀️

It's one thing to walk those bridges, But imagine building them. thats some next level BALLZ

Respect the ones who constructed them

*No amount of money in this world would get me to walk across those bridges ! ! ! ! !* HELL, TO THE NO ! ! ! ! ! 😧🤤😨

10:42 That guys reaction speed is pretty good, helpful if the bridge actually cracks.

When you build in extra sway and the sound of breaking glass, OMG that is nuts!

The idea of using transparent glass is SCARY!!!! but the idea of adding sound effect to the glass is KILLING🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

I live in Key West and I drive through the 7 mi bridge almost every week and I happen to enjoy it.. the scenery is very calming although at night in the rain is definitely very scary 😁

Me: Looking out across any of these bridges. Also me: Turns around, heads back home to get back in bed. 😐

It requires a perfect mindset and a lot of courage to build this breathtaking infrastructure. I have to leave behind all of my organs before I cross these bridges. But still thanks to those who build them, they still emphasize the beauty of nature. Thanks for this. You earned a subscriber. :)

That glass bridge....no way!! Then they have cracking sound effects...that's just wrong lol

98% who watch this actually the one who scare of heights. Me included!

The most terrifying Bridge is the one between your old life and your new life...most people never cross it

Im scared of heights and the one bridge beside the mountain with glass made my heart drop just looking on the video

Damn this makes me sad for the people who live in these places and have to use these bridges for transportation

As a Floridian, I can confirm that the 7 mile bridge is one of my biggest fears, because I have a fear of all bridges above water

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I’ve only been on one of these, the 7 mile bridge over the Florida keys. It may not be scary for the locals, but the first time you cross that thing, it’s a mind f-. After one or two miles, you can only see water in all directions. That does something to your psyche. And that’s when the sun is shining. Me and a friend drove to key west one summer. On the way back, it was cloudy and later on in the day. You can’t speed up, and you don’t want to stop. And all it takes is one sleepy truck driver to throw everyone into the water. The Sunshine Bridge that links St Petersburg Florida to the other side of the bay is a scary one too. Not as much as many of these. But it has a sharp incline, a high pitch, and a large vessel rammed into one of the pillars back in the 70’s or 80’s, and people just drove right off into the Gulf of Mexico. So, crossing that thing at 5 in the morning, knowing it’s history was not a pleasure.

A couple months ago I ran a cross country race that ended on the far side of #11, the Royal Gorge Bridge. The last quarter mile was across the bridge, and I can confirm the whole thing shakes when people are on it, and it has lots of gaps an inch or two wide. There were several people who would have placed high in the race but refused to cross it. It definitely was one of the most memorable race finishes.

Lord have mercy. My heart was beating watching this.

No 1 is definitely terrifying. Great collection and commentary. Well done and thank you !

All of them i was like ArE hElL nAh

Wow those are some amazing engineers who design and build these bridges, to design something so different in structure that works to take such great weight is awesome. The village hand made Bridge shows how great small communities can be and they hand make a new bridge every year. How much City dwellers could learn from these people about respect and working together as a community, well done indeed.

I do not have words to say thanks to those who designed and build these iconic bridge !

It’s the glass bridge with the cracking sound for me 🥺🥴

I've crossed the Royal Gorge bridge. I could see through the slats to the ground and it swayed badly. I was almost too afraid to cross it again to get back. And the Royal Gorge bridge looks like the least scary one of all the bridges you showed.

Thank you for giving both units of measurement. A lot of videos don't and I'm lost as to how big/long/wide something is or especially how much it weighs. I REALLY appreciate that. The consideration for the viewer is quite refreshing. Keep it goin'!!!

I have Absolutely No Interest in going on any of these Bridges in my lifetime. Hell No!!

Some straight up trolls made that glass bridge with the breaking sound effects

I’m happy I ran across this channel. This is so awesome. Things I’ll never see. But, thanks you guys I can. So intrigued

I've been across the 7 mile bridge many times, I used to go to Key West every week, I always thought the bridge was really nice, well built and not at all scary.

Love it at 10:43 with the kid thinking the glass was breaking!!

I'm so happy that I don't have to encounter any of those bridges, just looking at this video had me scared 💯 I don't care who says I'm a coward, because I'm a proper one at that

I enjoyed and at the same time scared watching these fascinating bridges. Thank you so much.

Oh no no no.. so they added sound effects on the glass bridge 😂😂that's cruel but the visual is funny as ever.

You deserve an award for not giggling like a 12 year old boy who has a crush on his teacher, every time you said Titiless.

That 7 mile bridge is something else, literally remember seeing it sunny asf on one side of the bridge and thunder storming grey and gloomy as can be on other side of the bridge, it was some new levels of trippy

I'm from Alabama but lived and worked all over the country. I've been across the Florida bridge and the Royal Gorge in Colorado. Florida bridge just seemed like a long, regular old bridge. Same as driving across Lake Ponchartrain in Louisiana. Walking across the Royal Gorge was badass though. That winding dragon bridge in China really should have been number 1 though! I would love to go there and climb it to the top! I also have certifications in constructing all sorts of scaffolding systems including suspension type scaffolds and have spent years routinely working anywhere from 100 to 1000 ft above the ground and I love it!

Yes you are absolutely right. Looking at that bridge in China ( no 7 ) scared the hell out of me just by looking at it on my lap top !!! Incredible !!! How did they manage to make it, I wonder.

Love how the first bridge is the one closets to me lol. And i love the seven mile bridge, storms do not happen often and the sight is beautiful. Maybe it's because I love being close to the water

Thanks for giving us the opportunity to see these amazing facts.My big salute to the great effort and risk behind these wonders.

The Russian one had me in tears that’s more like an unfinished project lol

That bridge of Nepal looks absolutely terrifying.

To scary for me to cross, just watching them had my legs n stomach shaking! Great piece tho😖😄

This video is for your eyes only if you're faint-hearted, and I admire people who even dare to visit these places

I have an extreme fear of bridges and heights depending on how high up the height is. The fear of bridges is extreme in that it causes panic attacks hyperventilating and very upset stomach.

Just watching this is already terrifying for me how much more when step right there?

Am i the only one getting anxiety just watching this😬 ( I commented this a year ago thank you guys for the likes 🥺)

All civil engineers should see this video to see what has been done and is still being done.

Great video, friend! There are times when nothing better illuminates your path than a burning bridge. Enjoy your travels and good mood!

When I stand on a chair, I feel dizzy. A bridge is the end

Curious how these bridges were built. Amazing!

Amazing, first time for me to know that such bridges exist. Thank you.

I think I could probably cross all of them apart from number 6 and 3! However I say this from the safety of my comfortable warm bed 😂

I'm a new sub and I really like your videos. You do an excellent job in all aspects. It's refreshing. I look forward to more from you. Peace

2:37 The Royal Gorge Route Railroad takes you up the length of the Royal Gorge & back and gives you another perspective on the bridge, from underneath.

Years ago, my kid's pediatrician was from Nepal, and she said she used to routinely walk across that hanging bridge at Ghasa. I suppose it's all in what you're used to.

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You know that old saying “We’ll cross that bridge when we get to it” my answer is NOPE after watching this video.

Heights AND water, no thanks!

I have been to the Royal Gorge many times, back in the late 80's/early 90's they would let people drive across it. It swayed so badly when people drove on it. It wasn't too bad when it was just people walking

Mad respect to those who constructed this bridges most especially to the genius who add a cracking sound on the glass bridge.🤣

I’m not scared of the bridge I’m just terrified of the heights they suspend from 😱boy my anxiety is bad just watching this 🔥

I am terrified of heights. This made me more scared of the world than I already am at this insane point in time. Good to know I am capable of even greater extremes of terror. You never know your abilities till tried, huh?

One of these bridges terrify me. It is the one that is designed to sound like the glass is cracking. I never been on it, but NO THANK YOU.

I feel physically sick to my stomach watching this, but also grateful I don't have to use any of these bridges 😅

Awesome video. Must be hard to collect those information. Nice work done!

"Ride the aerial tram without the need to panic"?!?!?!?! I'd rather have bridge under my feet than be hanging by a string

Some insanely scary bridges!!! Not for me to cross but interesting to see by video! Lol thank you for showing them to us!!!

I’ve been across the Florida bridge, it just felt like a normal bridge, just really long

That Florida Keys bridge is anything but scary. Driving along at sunset is one of the great things about visiting the Keys.

I have visited the swinging bridge of ghasa Nepal it"s too scary😬

I would walk across all these bridges no questions asked !!! This is cool 😍

How the heck do they build these things?🤓

Awesome video.... I've been on the 7 mile bridge several times, but only as a kid. I don't know how I may handle that today being that person that drives out of the way to avoid a bridge.

I crossed the 7 mile bridge countless times and found it to be the most relaxing drive of my life.

It's crazy the things you try to keep yourself interested in doing this crazy time of quarantine

I kinda like this video. And I also greatly appreciate you converting the measurements from meters to feet. Otherwise, for some videos regarding dangerous bridges or roller coasters, I normally have to pause the video periodically, and do the metric conversions MYSELF! Which really tends to be a real pain in the butt, if you know what I mean. So thanks again for doing the conversions for me. Let's just say I'm not one of those people who can just convert meters to feet, right off the top of my head.

Absolutely amazing!! Thanks so much for posting so we armchair travelers can share :-)

I would love to know how some of these bridges were built.

My best friend, It's always great. Your video is excellent quality. We liked and enjoyed to the end.

The first one, my siblings, my dad, and I would go fishing there because where we live, in florida, one of the bridges broke so it was turned into a fishing spot after getting rebuilt half way

That's a whole lotta nope right there.

There's an old stagecoach road going up to Cripple Creek on Pike's Peak in Colorado that just about gave me a heart attack. All you can do is pray, because there's no place to turn around. Locals haul ass driving that road too. Lots of gold, silver and gemstones though lol. I decided just to buy mine at the store after that trip. The guy on the glass bridge that thought it was breaking is killing me! That would be me.

HOW DID THEY EVEN TAPE THIS??? YIKES, MY STOMACH 'S TURNING INSIDE OUT

*Not crossing.. no thanks* ✅😀

Your telling abilities is in world class and I like your voice. You sound as someone I like to be friend with. God bless you! (Of course I have subscribed, and hit the like button. I wish I could give more than just one like)

My heart ❤️ was racing the whole time watching this it gave me such high levels of anxiety!!!! I think I better watch something else 🥺

Wow! Some bridges are absolutely terrifying! No way! I will stay home hahaha! Thanks for this video! Well done!

I honestly didn't see how "scary" the Florida keys Bridge was. I drove across it many times, and its beautiful during sunsets. My mom, who's scared of heights, also thinks its beautiful and we personally love visiting the keys. (We all scuba dive, so we aren't scared of the ocean)

My palms and soles of my feet are sweating just looking at this - especially those clear one and the ones that move.

I won't get on a 6 foot ladder, so why am I watching this? Quarantine, that's why.

I don’t need this stress coming into the house, lol.... later...

I didn't even know I just commented before watching the video, but man.... This is craaaaaaazzzzzzzyyyyyy!?!?!😪😯😣😶🤤😔😓😕

OMG! Thank you for making this video...feel like I was there...so yeah...done it!...lol...

Hi friend! Awesome selection of bridges! Looked with pleasure! Learned a lot of new and interesting things! Thanks a lot!

Wow....very scary ....thanks for sharing. It's a beautiful bridge, but very scary !

My biggest fear in life is to cross Golden Gate Bridge let alone these. I’m so terrified that I have often nightmares about them.