I think thats just the camera making it look like its flashing, I believe they are just solid until they turn off.

@@touringjapanukandbeyond Oh really? They're solid colour? it was really confusing so that explains a lot. Much appreciated

Yeah they are normally solid. I think there are some that blink green in rural areas, both sides of the road would flash green and this would mean the light system isn’t operating, take care. You wouldn’t normally see this in city centre tho.

Yeah it’s a beautiful part of the UK, thanks for watching.

Fairly tame, there are much worse roads than this, Japan had a few too.

You will just have to look down going over it.

Yeah, will always be something the camera can’t get across properly.

Thanks for watching

Yeah nothing like them

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it

Never made it into the bar but did have a look around the antique store.

No problem, thanks for watching

はい、確かにそうです。見てくれてありがとう。

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.

That’s cool, always love to hear when I go along streets where people live or used to live. Take care.

Thanks for watching, take care

Sure is, even more so with the snow

The roads in Philippines are far worse than this. Not driven in Baguio but have around Gensan and those roads are crazy.

Yeah, couldn't be more different in real life. Thanks for watching.

Did I drive through your street?

Have a few videos of Batam, would love to do more videos in Indonesia and the bridge you mentioned looks awesome

They don’t, they do illegal things just like any other country.

The character yes, actor no 😀

@@touringjapanukandbeyond obviously… that’s why i said the character’s name

Most people do expect more, because of the photos.

@@touringjapanukandbeyond yea, everyone exaggerates on the internet nowadays

Yeah it is, a very normal drive.

She?

Thanks for watching, take care

Thanks for watching

I have some very cold memories going to Arbroath for football. Hopefully you moved somewhere a little warmer in the winter 😀

@@touringjapanukandbeyond no i just live with it, even go camping locally all winter 😀

Thanks for watching. Big world out there, get out and see it. You’ll see many countries drive on the left side of the road :)

It’s the lens they use, allows them to make it look crazy in photos.

One of the best thing about Japan is the respect for their country and keeping it clean.

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Has it changed a lot since then? Did I pass your old street?

I can take a photo with an iPhone and it will look like it does in person. These photos make it look nothing like it does in real life, hence why there is so much attention on a bridge that is actually very tame.

Better hope you have a good hand brake

No problem, glad you enjoyed.

Yeah it will never compare to the photo

You’d be surprised what people believe, hence why many watch this video, to see what it’s really like.

No problem, thanks for watching.

No but the expressways are very expensive to use.

@@touringjapanukandbeyond 😯

Video was taken when people were at work or school with some I’m sure watching Lorraine. It’s also freezing, which I’m sure keeps people inside.

The video will show you the real look of the bridge

Maybe they still had a lot of bulbs in storage

Very true, that would be a little scary. Also when the snow comes, I think I’d avoid the bridge when not treated.

@@touringjapanukandbeyond Oh, for sure.

If coming from the South, yes the starting point will be Stonehaven. You could also go to Portlethen, a little further up the road and join the bypass from there.

I just moved back to Aberdeen after being abroad for 8 years. I used to work at Aberdeen airport and daily spent an hour in traffic. I think there is a huge improvement in traffic prior to this being built, just my opinion tho.