@Richard Beckenbaugh Thank you. Same thing is happening on US railroads now. The government reduced the US RR workforce from 200K to 80K. Now we are having all these derailments. And the guy in his vehicle staring down the road at a half mile wide tornado? What did he think he MIGHT need? But then changed his mind? A paper towel! Human's need paper! Toilet paper, paper towels, cardboard. paper on wallboard, receipts, mail, bags, bills records catalouges. I am sitting here surrounded by piles of paper! Thanks again!

always is

Somebody should have gone to prison. And the company should be fined out of business.

Because they laid half everyone off one of the last few we have in the state now they want to choke us on lobster fishing and blueberries so we will have 0 industry left in the next five years

​@@nickiemcnichols5397 hasn't his fault they laid off half the crew and shut down all our other mills cut pay..they knew they were in for something like this and didn't care

I think "jerk of the year" is standard for many Russian truck drivers!

jerk of the day where i live.....

what car did he destroy ? all of them including the lada and black one made it across idk why they stopped like idiots on the bridge

@@peterf.229Don’t think they were stopped, just going slow. If that dump truck driver did that in the U.S……..

@@lindaestoll1104 They clearly stopped, for no reason.

Tornadoes scare the hell out of me. I was doing a mowing job once and watched one forming. Didn't enjoy that because I had nothing other than my truck to get under. Thankfully it was heading normal to me and no one got hurt.

Shit

Best tornado footage I’ve ever seen.

I think that describes tornadoes in general tbh lol They’re things of beauty that can destroys hundreds of lives in moments.

H.A.A.R.P...!!! ARMY WEAPEN....

That’s the noise I heard on the Indiana/Ohio border in 2013!!!

I'm from Iceland 🇮🇸 -We *sometimes* have monumental storms during the winter. (I have actually seen people picked up...and blown away. But I have never seen such an amazing (video) of a tornado 🌪 such as this. Truly incredible footage !!

Also, ...I have sometimes heard Americans describe the sound like a "freight train". -This (video) really brings that description home ! (Here it is more ongoing throughout the whole duration of the storm). -Anyhoo, cheers from 🇮🇸 Iceland 🇮🇸

👊 😎

They are a powerful sight and feeling and that one was just plain power and beauty, never wish that on anyone, but when you actually experience that, you're forever changed. Nature knows, were but ants lol

It was actually Beautiful

I believe they call that *AweStruck* 😉

@@PixelatedGypsy ... or go smacked... or stunned stupid... or not knowing whether to sh*t or go blind

No tornadoes where I live, but what should you do in this situation?

Do u have to have a basement?

I know one thing you're not supposed to do. Hide under an overpass as they supposedly act like wind tunnels with stronger tornados such as the one in this video. If in a car and in this situation....I've heard get out and lay in a ditch, but I always doubted that myself. I *think* that is mostly for dodging debris.

That tip of not attempting to outrun a tornado is only for if it's close to you/impossible to outrun. If you can get away from it, then outrun it.

Nah dude. If it comes down to me being a sitting duck and getting hit by a tornado, or making a break for it and having a chance of not getting hit... yeah I'm making a break for it.

That was a first for me, seeing it disappear like that. I've seen many videos or tornadoes. But not disappearing. That was cool. I've always wanted to see one in person, though.

Prayin for your safety.

I would love to live in Kansas..but my grands are here. My heart is with you Kansas.

Are you subbed to PecosHank?

Mine too.

​@@donniev8181 Yeah! Love that channel!

@@maevependragon yeah it has to be one of the best tornado channels on yt, there's a few more but the names are escaping me at the moment.

Yo this should be implemented world-wide ASAP!!!!!

Right! It's easy to imagine HOW a long, low & loaded vehicle gets stuck on a hump in the road. Isn't there a number the hauler can call to warn trains of a stuck vehicle? This happens multiple times a day just in America! Not a week, not a year, A DAY 10 to 15 times a day a train hits a vehicle at a railroad crossing. Please check this? I can't quite believe it. Must cost a lot to fix or they would have fixed this hump problem? Railroad tracks are usually above grade relative to the surrounding roads?

This is America your talking about. Also I am a American

It's also possible there is a no-trucks sign that was ignored as well.

The driver didn't take the turn wide enough

I used to work RIGHT BY there

@@nicholasduncan5842 what did you think of Sibleys BBQ? It was at the end of the road there.

@@whiskeycreekboy oh, it was PHENOMENAL. I literally live 15 minutes from Chester

Glad to hear the perspective of a local. Sitting here at my desk (to be fair), it looks to me like the truck beached itself and had absolutely no business being there. Don't truckers plan their routes? And if they have to divert, don't they check that the diversion is suitable for their vehicle?

@@Orion40000 GPS. There is commercial and standard GPS. Commercial is a bit more expensive, and standard is good 98% of the time. This is probably one of the 2% of the times that it's not. Standard GPS will plot a course that is quickest and shortest but will not tell a driver they're winding up on a veritable goat trail. We have a road in our county that gets shit like this all the time. No train tracks but curves so tight you can read your own tag. Standard GPS ALWAYS directs truckers up that road.

Yeah, talk garbage in the tone you'd use to scare a 4-year old.

⁠@@MrQuakeroat☝️🤣 💯💯💯 & here I thought it was just me….. guy sounds like he’s teaching a special education course.

You are not alone !!

I thought the same. I feel like he backed up to be safer from any debri.

And on the bright side, no one was hurt and the truck was no longer stuck. Too bad about the cargo though... and the locomotive probably got its paint scratched.

all too often train crews die cause of stupid semi drivers . the dash cam backed up when they heard the train horn i’m guessing , at that point they were blaring it as a signal they were gonna hit the truck .

the tracks have a layer which is called ballast which keeps the tracks in place and reduces vibrations etc . the tracks often predate the roads that cross them . they aren’t “built up over time” the ballast has always been there. if a semi can’t cross oh well

yep it was a low deck trailers so the edge likely got caught

that is called high centered 🤣 but yes the turtle on a rock or other object is the same idea

Clearly that road was approach was too steep. But we wouldn’t want to spend the money to lessen that steeper approach, now would we?

Because, China. Not the same level of regulations as most western countries

lol.. it's China for God's sake... there is no such thing as safety and regulations.

@@DarylOrgan It looked like they got out.

Tell us you've never driven cargo without telling us. Those pallets of bricks were clearly banded properly as you can see them coming off the truck in bunches. NO load of bricks would withstand that contortion.

Yea. Their commercial vehicle safety protocols are a bit lacking in China.

i live in central AZ we had a microburst with 100+mph winds and earthquakes over 4.0 , a few funnel clouds ( one was a part of a tornado outbreak here which is rare) that formed a tornado 8 miles north on top of the mesa . one of the earthquakes was formed about .5 kms from my house

my brain can’t even grasp the concept of earthquakes lol like i have no point of reference to imagine what one would be like. but my area gets a lot of tornados and they scare the fuck out of me. i’ve never actually been in one but i’ve been close to them and just thinking about tornado sirens makes me sick my stomach, let alone hearing it. tornado season is torture bc my area tests the sirens weekly but i always forget that (i have lived here for almost 23 years)

I see your point. From the creators point of view, however, i get he said “thankfully” because his literal occupation is making complications of footage like this. He’s probably also very thankful that everybody’s safe! ✌🏼❤️

@@h_sth_r6942 - The creator can think, "wow, I'm glad I got my hands on this shot, this was such a lucky escape!", and still make the point, "luckily the driver was safe and none were injured". They're not exclusive. However, making the point, "luckily they filmed this", while not making the point, "fortunately they were all fine", says something about (mental) priority.

@@boringpolitician I agree & i would’ve done that as well! ❤️ But I guess his mind was preoccupied with creating content. I admire your empathy and feel the same way.

um , no . the driver high centered a low boy van ( think a moving van but idk) on railroad tracks that aren’t an at grade ( ie level) crossing .

@@peterf.229 a grade is a hill. That's why you see those signs that say grade before entering a hill. That is a unibody trailer not a low boy.

I agree

No there hasn't.

Unexplained? Lol no. Take off your tinfoil hat, bud

@@PartyhatRS I am not stupid stop making assumptions - I meant BY THE "NEWS" MSM...

@@dandaman2810 seems you are stupid if you can't even find the reasons of these explosions and such. All on the internet, and unlike you say, they ARE on the news. Idk what you're even trying to say. Take the tinfoil off your walls and seek medical assistance asap

Hope you told him to keep off the beans

Aquele tornado no campo... BEM MORTAL........ Minha mente está explodindo. Eu nunca estive tão perdido sem mais nada para dizer *That tornado in the field... BEAUTIFULLY DEADLY....... My mind is blown. I've never been so lost for anything else to say. 😶❤

@@lisashiplett7659 beautiful the spectacle of nature that you guys have. here in Brazil there are no tornadoes but they are very beautifulI. would love to see one

@@motoqueirocometa3096 The closest I came to a tornado was 25 yrs ago in the state of Montana in northwestern USA. I was 35 and my son was 10 as we traveled 12,000 miles (20,000 km) in 45 days across the USA. We tent camped or slept in my sleeper van along all the scenic routes. Montana is known as "Big Sky Country". We watched a storm forming 400 mi/650 km away. It reached us after 5 hours. LOTS of lightning./thunder/wind and sheets of rain that you could see falling from the dark clouds. It only rained on us for an hour. Then we watched it for another 4 - 5 hours as night fell. We watched the lightning until the storm was 600mi/950km away. Just as you are amazed by our weather, land features, and more... I'm sure Brazil would be just as stunningly beautiful to me. Maybe one day, if the fates allow, I'll experience something in Brazil that cannot be found here in my country.. Safe journey to you through life.❤😁

@@lisashiplett7659 Brazil is safe here there is no Tornado cyclones is earthquakes, about natural catastrophes Brazil is the safest place in the world

Keep of the beans,you were warned by Mel Brooks in Blazing saddles !!

both wanted to get into the right lane

I disagree. The driver of the truck carrying the bricks is to blame for the accident. He was going too fast .No matter what happens in front of you,you must be in a position to stop.If you can't you are going too fast.

They might not make this problem a priority because..... It happens on average 10-15 times per DAY per year, (so google says). There are 212,000 plus level crossings in the US. (so google says) If fixing every crossing in whatever way cost a minimum $100 thousand dollars? fixing every crossing would cost: $21,200,000,000 I think that's 21 Billion 200 Million dollars. But they COULD focus on the most problematic level crossings and work through the list? The government could EDUCATE drivers of ALL vehicles to call a number. Anyway, It's a big problem and would cost big money to solve in a PERMANENT way. I think they should post the emergency number in HUGE TYPE on a sticker on the inside of every semi truck? That might be a quick easy solution. Just a sticker with a number to call on every dashboard of every BIG and/or LONG and/or HEAVY TRUCK?

stop copy and pasting bullshit . there are three types of crossings level, at grade and over . most are at grade on roads that aren’t traveled on very often . no semi should drive over this type because the ballast creates the “hump” the railroads in the US own where their tracks are and it’s not on them to fox roads built after their tracks were laid down .

Ah yes we can tell. You're hands in the praying gesture give you away !! Sorry no jokes about train times.

or smarter semi truck drivers