Wednesday, 14 May 2014

The world's most dangerous roads

               The road to better yourself every country in the world, but there are some roads which facilitate human just is not all that. The Rhodes called the world's most dangerous roads. These are extremely risky and life-threatening and driving means playing with death every moment. These paths may suffer a little lapse.

                The world's most dangerous roads you can learn about.
            The Atlantic Road is one of Norway. This highly risky road of Norway was launched in 1986. It is also known by the name of National Tourist Routes. It was built as a 64 -country road. It is so dangerous that it could not be doubling. Islands in the Norwegian Sea connects to the Atlantic Road. Half the length of eight kilometers (5.2 miles).

              Trolstigen, Norway: Trolstigen or “Poth Trolls " is considered one of Europe’s most dangerous roads. The width of the road somewhere - anywhere less than 9 feet. This problem is caused massive traffic jams. The road in winter snow storms and soil - is the greatest risk of ejaculation. Because Trolstigen is closed from October to May.

              The Road of Death, Bolivia: Bolivia's Yungas Province, the road is considered one of the world's most dangerous roads. It is located in the Bolivian Andes. Its length is 24 miles. It is full of very slippery road and its surface is extremely dirty. Its slopes are narrow and dangerous. Many places have a situation where two cars side - side cannot cross.

            Col de Turini, France: This is one of the world's toughest Rhodes. The height and length of a mile stretches 19 miles. There are also dangerous turn 34, where the risk of accidents.


            Karakoram Highway, Pakistan: ' eighth wonder of the world " is the name of the Karakoram Highway. It is extremely expensive and dangerous road. The 807 mile stretch of highway construction started in 1966 and completed in 1986. The construction of three billion dollars (17 trillion 92 billion to Rs 95 crore) was spent.

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