Don't know about the link (not working) but the most dangerous roads I have driven on are:
1. Pacific Coast Hwy, aka: Hwy 1, California between San Luis Obispo and Carmel. Winding, narrow, steep cliffs, fog. elephant seals. But oh what a view when the fog lifts. Big Sur, I miss you!
2. Overseas Hwy, aka: Hwy 1, Florida between Miami and Key West, at night. Narrow, speeders, dark, gators, accident alley. Oh but the Taquila at Jimmy Buffet's place is worth the drive, just prefer to do it in the daylight.
3. Going to the Sun Hwy, Glacier Natil. Park, Montana, last 5 miles before the summit, incredible view, narrow roads, steep drop off, grizzly bears, no shoulder in most locations, great sightseeing and trout fishing. Stop in Kalispell and pick up some bear repellent!
The official federal-government highway to Yakutsk, and it is also the only one to get there. This can turn into a major humanitarian disaster during rainy spells, when the usual clay covering of the road turns into impassable mud blanket, swallowing trucks and tractors alike.
#2: Guoliang Tunnel in Taihang mountains (China)
The wall of the tunnel is uneven and there are more than 30 “windows” of
different sizes and shapes. Some windows are round and some are square, and they range from dozens of metres long to standard-window-size. It is frightening to look down from the windows, where strange rocks hanging form the sheer cliff above and a seemingly bottomless pit lying below. A village, opposite the tunnel, appears to hang on the precipice.
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Brian G.
Hopedale, Massachusetts
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Seeing those picts will make you chuckle every time you here someone complaining about the quality of our roadways.
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