I was there on the 24th of October it is so easy to check the tide times and it is also on a light board near the causeway,it is unbelievable that people ignore this.

Its not fresh water, so even when you have made it across chances are the bottom of your car is going to rot out in six months, never buy a used car from around there.

They give you all the information and warnings you need, and yet still people ignore it.

We have a saying in Australia "If it's flooded, forget it!"

When stupid and water meet! These people are the same people that will continue through railway crossings when the lights flash or tear through traffic lights on amber.

Maybe I’m missing something but I don’t get it, why not just build the road structure like 15 feet higher to counteract the fluctuating tide problems? I’m even more confused how the road was built/up-kept in the first place if the tide rises twice a day every day like that.

I went once but didn’t manage to cross because the tide was coming in. Sunderland point near Morecambe is another tidal road. Ive been there a few times as its not too far from me and the danger there is the tide comes in at various inlets, you can easily get cut off half a mile behind without realising. That nearly happened once, I was in a little Suzuki Celerio, went with my girlfriend and were taking photos etc, saw the water coming in and turned round to head back and was faced with a lot of water in front and the road covered. I had no idea how deep it was but had to carry on, luckily not up to my bonnet and got through. Next time I went in a Subaru Outback. Drove down the road while the tide was still partially in. You have marker posts at either side of the road to show approximately where the road is but before you get to the beach at the far end, the posts and the road run out and you are basically faced with the open sea in front ! Bit nerve racking, I had no idea what was under the water. Good choice of car for that 👍

Also worth mentioning how horrifically bad seawater is for cars. Even if you make it across through the water, you're going to have to intensely clean anything and everything that made contact with the water to prevent rust and corrosion - often including the axles and transmission. So even if you make it across like those two SUVs in the video, you'll have a massive headache waiting for you upon arriving home.

What amazing view. And do magnificent scenery ❤

In most parts of the world, we build causeways *above* the water.

Last clip encourages us to give it a try, looks fun!

why dont the council install a boom gate that is automated based on safe times? Save idiots from themselves and alleviate liability for the council

That salt water will really help shorten the life of those cars and trucks

I have nightmares about driving on roads like this, then driving off the road into the water. No thanks😅

First and only time ive seen a seal was on this strip of road, will never forger it

I like the drone footage. Need one where the car stops, the driver gets out and opens the bonnet in a foot of water and scratches his head!

Time and tide wait for no-one 😆

feel abit ripped off. only two clips

Don't do this an an EV unless you want to see a chemical reaction fire caused by lithium reacting to salt water lol!

NIce Whats the range on the drone? And does it store the footage on board or stream it back for recording?

People continue to take risks with their loves . .

They need signs that show the day's tide times beside the actual time.

Its almost like a convention for 🔔end drivers!

its time for a new higher bridge but hey money is tight

The UK produces a serious amount of 🤡 then gives them a driving licence

Beauties come to mind

Even though they made it they ruined their vehicles. Turned them into rust buckets.

Drivers are like dog owners, it will never happen to them

I have amphibia so no problems for me

THINK! Ignorance Kills!

This is my trip across the causeway, the island has more scenery. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d6qqnpyI2ZPHmKs.html

When an Uber becomes an Unter.

Need to fine the idiots

Why don't they just raise the road a little bit?

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And they don't want to built a bridge???

Like France

They should make that road into a bridge 🌉 so they won't have to drive through tide water.