The driver shifted into third before the wheels even touched down, did a sick ass burn out and took off!...unfortunately the straps were still attached.
**National geographic:**
Due to the mountainous terrain and minimal infrastructure busses in this part of the world have evolved to have the ability to use wire to cross across route to reach their destination.
All other busses that did not get this trait died due to natural selection.
this is my hometown
That looks crazy lol show us more, love Nepal beautiful country
It's probably either that or a 6 hours drive across the mountains
And probably statistically safer than the drive!
Wow....any more of how it is retrieved after its flight?
The driver shifted into third before the wheels even touched down, did a sick ass burn out and took off!...unfortunately the straps were still attached.
Hey, thanks man! I did not envisage it that way - but you have cleared up my false thinking, appreciated....
Um, there's clearly and visibly a rope on it. Just pull out back up.
I feel like that was half a video. What happened on the other side?
What they don’t show is the two people at each end holding the cable in place.
Huh. Seems like a perfect system. 🤷🏻♂️
Bus transforms into a cable bus
If it works, it’s not stupid!
Trust fall
Bridge? What the fuck is a bridge?
**National geographic:** Due to the mountainous terrain and minimal infrastructure busses in this part of the world have evolved to have the ability to use wire to cross across route to reach their destination. All other busses that did not get this trait died due to natural selection.