Deadly Roads | Bolivia, Ivory Coast and Georgia | Free Documentary

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Deadly Roads – Bolivia, Ivory Coast, and Georgia (2019)

World’s Most Dangerous Roads – All Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLgqOez346ZOo1DO-c6XIOHj604hM8ixA

They are the lifelines of humanity. But also full of suffering and death. Do you dare to travel on the world’s most deadly roads?

Roads are more than grey strips of asphalt that enable us to travel and trade. For centuries they have been lifelines of humanity, full of stories and history – and in certain countries and areas, they also hold great dangers, human suffering, and death. We dared to travel on the world’s most dangerous and deadly roads, among others in Bolivia, Georgia, Afghanistan, South Africa, India, Madagascar, Scotland, and Australia.
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36 thoughts on “Deadly Roads | Bolivia, Ivory Coast and Georgia | Free Documentary”

  5. Thank 💖💖you for the upload i noted a mistake in the prior video of Bolivia being the same as deadly road in Afghanistan, s. Africa and india. Watching from kenya 🇰🇪

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  7. Due to a technical issue, we had to re-upload the episode. So, welcome again to Deadly Roads (as opposed to Deadliest) But it’s all from the same group of fantastic teams who travel the world, bringing us all these awesome documentaries! Today, it’s Bolivia, in South America, the Ivory Coast on the African Continent and Georgia in Europe. If any of you out there have ever travels on any of these roads: let us know please!

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  8. Why not dry a 4×4 o man you could go through that np 🙂 Down the road though when it rains and that mud is super thick ya anything could get stuck. Even tracked lol

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  19. I have watched this series 2 years ago and it just came to my mind when I was watching a video about poverty and modern slavery in Pakistan.
    I thought I’ll search for it again and now this is uploaded a few hours ago, it’s like you guys can read minds 😬

    Anyway, love the series and I hope it’ll continue!

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  29. The fact that we get free documentaries from Free Documentary on YouTube is priceless … Keeping education and knowledge alive. 🙏🙏🙏

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  34. What the Georgian dude said about not wearing a seat belt was interesting. It made sense, you're not driving on "normal" road conditions, one of the rare times it's truly safer not to use them.

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