‼️ 100 TON GONE WRONG ☠️🤯 - Angelica Larsson

[@williamhungate863]

I've been driving a semi for over 35 yrs in the USA and I'll say this . Angelica , young lady you're not just a truck driver you are now in class above the rest . You are a real SUPER TRUCKER best of the best . I love your videos .

[@citizenkane4831]

She certainly is. Now when she has taken on special hauling like this job. And I hope she will give us more Vlogs like this one.

[@andreystarovoytov3337]

As a truck driver myself, I couldn't agree more. See all the time guys having hard time backing up to a door with huge lot to make maneuverers.

[@Swede68]

A super trucker that did not check and secure the road before starting an over sized load transport 😄😄

[@lopidroid]

@@Swede68 Man, think twice (or thrice if you need it) and write once. That's a good advice, then you would not make a fool of yourself spamming YT with bs.

[@Senegal01]

I drove from 1974 to 2000, and never had anything like this to do! Mr Hungate you covered it all, excellent. She is one hell of a driver.

[@christopher9626]

Jesus christ, she just backed an oversized load for 5km....I think alot of people cant get past how pretty and adorable she is, to see what a true professional Driver she is. Well done, Angelica!

[@jefferydellinger7422]

Totally agree!!! Any employer would be very fortunate to have her working for them .

[@patrickwade4536]

Totally agree with you both! She is so intelligent and a great worker who enjoys what she is doing and it shows.its amazing the skills and the knowledge she has!! She is amazing......

[@RobertoGarcia-wt9hv]

Really right?

[@aaronsanborn4291]

3 miles ain't far...I've seen loads backed even farther on logging roads.

[@lopidroid]

@@aaronsanborn4291 How many of them were 9m wide CAT beds on narrow snowy road? Yeah, I know you from other posts - you have seen it all, so many times, nothing unusuall, they all do it... [eyes rolled up]

[@MarkBike-pi6mi]

Complete respect from one trucker to another. People have NO idea what you have accomplished, well done you are a credit to the profession!!!

[@robnorth8514]

Most "truck drivers" can't back up 60' let alone 4 miles. I do it all the time, but I'm not oversized. Just heavy haul. I haul blacktop.

[@XCaliforniaX1]

@@robnorth8514 backing up a normal truck and trailer is easy as cake and pretty much anyone with a bit of training can do it.

[@robnorth8514]

@@XCaliforniaX1 lol.... You'd think. But the years I've spent on the road shows different.

[@klaidenmorad103]

@@robnorth8514 very true they are just keyboard worriers and don't have any clue that how is work in real world .

[@matsv201]

Just to be on the other side. Huge respect to the road and bridge engineer who designed those roads and bridges to handle a over loaded truck like that. Well. maybe with an exception of the gard rail.

[@jcrefasi1]

The confidence in her own abilities without flaunting and bragging is a sign of a true professional. There are a lot of heavy load truckers worldwide who could benefit from her example IMHO

[@coole6825]

Ore a true Swede , we don't like bragging....

[@MelvinLane-jm7bh]

I spent almost 30 years as a State Trooper and have meta lot of great truckers but this young lady is in a class by herself.

[@ordinaryguy6869]

They picked the most proficient and beautiful driver for such a challenging mission. This job wasn't for rookies. Great job, Angelica!

[@josephhodges9819]

Beautiful yes but you do not know any of the other drivers so you cannot judge their proficiency.

[@GoDaddioTV]

@@josephhodges9819 I've been Trucking for 20yrs. Backing up an oversize load like that isn't easy when you can't see past it in the mirrors...She knows what she is doing and is very proficient

[@GoDaddioTV]

She admits she's a Rookie at these types of loads. A Rookie learns how to haul oversize starting with the first load, that's how I learned how to do it and every other Trucker that's ever done it started the same way.

[@josephhodges9819]

@@GoDaddioTV Sure, but not one single time did I not say she is not proficient.

[@GoDaddioTV]

@@josephhodges9819 I'll lyk how wrong you are tomor...today sometime. Until then you're gonna hafta sweat bullets on how bad I'm gonna roast you on what you just replied to me...it's really gonna suck to be you when I wake up

[@randybourdon2791]

Angelica, you deserve 12 gold stars for pulling this behemoth around. I’m in awe as to how you backed this trailer up 5 kilometres from the bridge. Nice to have you back!

[@brianpedersen3439]

She I werry good, no doubt about that, but reversing 5km with NO sight requires at least to skilled persons, the driver and the person in the other end of the walkie, telling her what to do..

[@randybourdon2791]

@@brianpedersen3439 I'm well aware that Angelica would require spotters while backing up, it is still quite a feat never the less. Thanks for your reply Brian!

[@patrickwade4536]

Couldnt agree with you more! I ❤ her Superpowers!!👀😍😃👍👍💯💯💯💪💪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🦸‍♀️

[@bubbacosta8758]

Thirsty much? She ain’t goons fuck ya bro 😆

[@eriayoumadeitbralameck3205]

Its nice to have you back

[@tonespeaks]

That was some amazing driving... @Angelica Larsson is an inspiration to us all. I hope may many people watch this video and can admire her skill and nerve!!!!

[@crazyoilfieldmechanic3195]

Backed up WAY oversized load 5k. Through many turns,some very sharp without EVER backing up to try again. Squeezed WAY oversized load through round about with no incidents. Angelica you drove about the widest load possible through normal roads better than most drivers do a normal sized truck. Amazing skills. Thanks for the great video!!!

[@gaz0463]

That was frickin awesome! What a top professional. 5km in reverse on narrow, snow covered, roads is no joke with a “normal” load but with something that massive that weighs that much, that was very impressive.

[@toutvite]

Oui avec les essieux directionnelles sur la remorque avec télécommande à distance... actionné par la voiture pilote, c'est beaucoup plus facile de faire une marche arrière sur 5 km... Rien d'extraordinaire

[@LG-ct8tw]

@@toutvite Le Grand YAKA?

[@akersjon278]

Transporting a 70 ton bucket that is too wide for road bridges on winter roads with a 750 horsepower truck! Wow Angelica, I knew you were a tough cookie, but this was next level!! TRUE GIRL POWER!! It's official, you are now the coolest girl on KZbin!

[@caldeira1979]

As a truck driver myself I do really appreciate and acknowledge the hard work and your professionalism. I must say that I don't think I would be able to come out that same situation as you did...i would be sweating buckets and getting more and more nervous. I love driving and absolutely love working with lorries. I salute you. Well done Angelica.

[@lopidroid]

I might be one of a kind but I have tears in my eyes when watching your videos. Not sure why, perhaps because I'm almost old enough to be your father (well, almost 😉) and if I had a daughter like you I would be the proudest father in the world. I'm overwhelmed by how careful you are (for instance the safe distance you kept from the truck in front of you in Hungary, not seen often here), how respectful you are (speaking about police), how empathic (speaking about crashed drivers), how considerate (cleaning up the explosed tire), smart, work ethic, great at English, funny... the list could just go on. It's all those details that make you perfect and honour those who had raised you up. Big respect to you and your family. They have given you all values that I appreciate most. Please, please, stay safe and take care. You are an amazing human being - in all aspects. And a great and skilled driver on top of it, as if the rest was still not enough 😋

[@daynelayton4603]

The best comment I have ever read on KZbin, so true 👍

[@jefferydellinger7422]

Man , you said it ! Great comment.

[@calvinevans8305]

She's an Angel.

[@lopidroid]

@@slackgaming7152 I've been waiting so long for the first "simp" response. I love the word, it reveals so much about the one who says it. I'm really sorry for you, boy, and your sad life. Wish you will grow up eventually, maybe one day... Good luck with that!

[@calvinevans8305]

@@slackgaming7152 you're a sump.

[@cjquillinan]

Mad respect girl. I drove for over 25 years and have met many many drivers and don't think but a handful of them could do what you just did. Even less because this was in the snow. Great job, I only hope your boss knows what a gem of a driver they have.

[@kennethlarsson8658]

That was an achievement out of the ordinary, to drive backwards 5 km, where I was very impressed, and also keep my concentration up for such a long time. I think the collaboration with the accompanying cars was great. You should all have credit for that!

[@mvmallinson]

Jeeeeeezus………I can’t believe what I’ve just witnessed. You are an incredible operator, a true professional, WOW. And on icy roads as well!! I’m so proud of you, imagine how your Dad must feel !

[@711129005]

Holy crap, girl! I used to be a truckdriver myself and have a fair amount of experience with oversized loads. But all I can say is... Holy crap! My deepest respect for your driving skills. You are the Goddess of Reverse ;-) God speed to you.

[@erfrulla]

If anyone has ever said that you were not a real truck driver, you proved them wrong with this one. Great job.

[@gilbertmal6033]

Usually the people that talk like that are freight haulers.

[@derekchauvinisahero2010]

@@gilbertmal6033 you don’t haul freight?? What do you haul? Maldonado brains?

[@Za11oy]

It's always amazing when you get to see oversized loads being moved around and brought where it needs to be like that, at least to me it is. Even if they're a massive pain for traffic! Aha! Well done not only not getting discouraged when you got to that bridge, but also backing up. That was pretty impressive. Hope that last axle started behaving again!

[@2tomtom4]

How pretty and adorable she is one thing, But she shows us over and over again what a professional and good driver she is. Give her some credit for that! I'm a truck driver myself, But i could not have done this better myself. Not even close. I wish you all the best Angelica! Best regards from a fellow truck driver from Norway! :)

[@williamdonly7966]

HEAVY HAULAGE: What an absolute skilled driver you are, even when you got stuck, your smile shines through. Love to see more of your skills put to the test. Until then take care, stay safe!!!

[@AngelicaLarsson]

Important to be calm in stressful situations 😊🙉

[@GoDaddioTV]

@@AngelicaLarsson Trucking stressful? Nah...🙄 What was the problem with the last set of wheels not turning?

[@Comp670]

I hauled loads like that for 35 years.... That was an impressive move! Great job.

[@HenningStummer]

"I think I learned a lot too" - says the woman who backed up that massive load for 5 km.... Great job, Angelica!

[@patrickwade4536]

I'm always learning something from watching these video's! I give Angelica Larsson a 👆💯💯💯💯

[@muddysidedown]

Remarkable! I commend you for maintaining such composure under pressure. While the logistics manager erred in planning the route by neglecting to account for the heights, you exemplified a significant stoic lesson regarding the dichotomy of control. Thank you for demonstrating that it is possible to keep your cool during frustrating situations. Happy trucking, Angelica! 🤟🏼🇨🇦🙌🏼

[@Denhalen79]

Since this was a planned haul, I am surprised the team didn't scout the route beforehand. Like measuring all roads beforehand, height of the bridges and it's railings. Loving the camera angles by the way.

[@Gert-DK]

Yeah, my thoughts too. One explanation could be that they usually use this route, but in the meantime a new railing is put up. It did look quite new.

[@eskobarov]

Мне понравилось как команда считала ширину моста шагами😂

[@Xanthopteryx]

@@Gert-DK And sometimes mishaps happens. I once got stuck behind a really really really really... really long wind turbine blade. They did not manage to clear a roundabout and there we were for, i think almost an hour. A pain to be behind that long slow thing the rest of the trip since it took forever to go 60 km. Now, this is the thing: I have zero problems with these special transports and the fact that sometimes they get stuck because, things happens and you can always miss some details, but in this case, with the wind turbine blade, i was very VERY annoyed because: 1. They did the transport during peak summer time with peak summer traffic on peak traffic time of day. Please, do it by night! 2. They had a very very very very VERY long trail of cars behind them, and they passed several super straight roads (actually, it is roads that also can work as a runway for fighter jets!) with more than enough space on the sides, so they could have easily pulled to the side, wait five minutes to let the traffic pass by, and then go on. But no. They kept going max 40-50 km/h, going super slow in all roundabouts, for 60 km (then they finally turned to another route compared to mine). On a 70 to 90 km/h road (it varies a bit). Now Just Stop and let people pass when there is an option for it! So, that blade transport was not very well handled, at all, in my opinion.

[@Gert-DK]

@@Xanthopteryx I am a former truck driver, never hauled heavy stuff. First there are so many things that can go wrong and there are many they are not allowed to do. In your case, it is likely they were instructed to stay in the middle of the road, where it is strong. It is not given the road can handle the pressure on the side of the road. I guess we just have to live with it.

[@Xanthopteryx]

​​@@Gert-DKAs said, the road i mentoned is a runway. It would have been zero problems going to the side (it is mor than twice as wide as the road). And a turbine blade is not that heavy. The entire road is classified for 74 tonne. The runway i do not know but at least 74.

[@frankdonaldson6210]

I know most guys could not do what you did. You make it look so easy. Bless you and your beautiful soul. You make a difference in the world with your smile and caring nature.

[@nightberg1971]

Angelica - you are the ultimate Queen of Trucking - hands down. You rock. Through snow, icy conditions, wet roads, sub-zero temperatures, humongous trailer loads, anaconda-length loads - you've done them all, and you still smile and grin from ear to ear. You always seem to be able to make the hardest things easy. Well done lovely lady! Seeing the snow in this episode - maybe not on the same scale, but we're getting colder and colder here in Sydney, Australia, so extra kudos to you. Love your content, your happy character / outlook on life. You have fans all over the world - even on the butt-end of the earth!

[@Blackandwhite10932]

@Steve Rosenberg Exactly , she did amazingly well, she's so brave .Hope you staying safe ?

[@nightberg1971]

@@Blackandwhite10932 As safe as possible during Covid. Added bonus of being a night shift cleaner, in a reasonably secure area, so, yes, staying safe. And you also I'm hoping - oldies such as myself (since I'm about to hit the big 50) like to live vicariously through the amazing younger generation ... 😅 I'm really amazed by, and proud of, the younger women of today's society - strong women who aren't that afraid to jump in and show us fellas how to do the job. Extra kudos to all the strong women of the world!

[@Blackandwhite10932]

@@nightberg1971 That's cool , hope we can talk more sometime if you don't mind ?

[@citizenkane4831]

So you are from Australia. Did you know that when she was asked about her dream trucking job was? She answered she would love to drive the road trains you have down there. So maybe you see her down there when she is finished with driving the mining transports. Which is very pitty, because we would miss her here on the Swedish roads. Seeing her and knowing how she drives makes you feel that there at least one driver who makes sure the roads are safe.

[@nightberg1971]

@Hazel Elliot: sure - but I'm a bit of hit and miss with promptness in replies - and when I'm near my pc / tablet / mobile. :-)

[@lauracarrow3691]

I am so proud of the job you did ! You are blessed with a skill set that most other driver couldn't do.

[@johnbell7552]

An excellent bit of reversing and safe driving 👍 From one trucker ( now retired) to another, well done.

[@lithvanjohn]

I bumped into your channel a few days ago. I can only say how much respect I have for the things you do and the person you are. You are a hard worker a great truck driver with some amazing skills, as far as I can tell. I don't drive trucks, but the way you handle yourself, respect to you. Please never change, stay down to earth and the funny and cheerful woman you are right now. I also love the music you put under your videos, they cheer me up.

[@mstrt3749]

We need to protect this ANGEL at all cost! Yes she's hot but she has the best personality! Such a cool person!

[@patrickwade4536]

Agree with you!💯💯💯💯🙏

[@bubbacosta8758]

She ain’t gonna fuck ya bro 😂😆 Being a thirsty loser isn’t the best way to go through live SAY NO TO E-GIRLS

[@Lineboy78]

MSTR Simp

[@mstrt3749]

@@bubbacosta8758 Not looking for that bro. Just making a true observation. BTW its "Life" not "Live". Spell check has been around for a min.

[@JUSTFUN-lv8fr]

Jajaaajajaja

[@BoStark]

Then you think you've seen it all a bloody roundabout comes up. This is the craziest thing I've seen in a long time. So proud of you.

[@bluzshadez]

What a day! The funniest part is that the lady is in charge of the big load and the men were just there for support.

[@Kent.]

Why is that funny... Ladies are humans just like men. But i guess that we in Sweden are more used to a more equal society. We have many female truck drivers here, and they doing their job just like the men.

[@bluzshadez]

@@Kent. I am just so amazed by her. In Canada and the US too, there are many female truck drivers. But they do not operate forklifts.

[@robertlindseyjr8396]

@@bluzshadez" women don't operate forklifts in Canada and the US" is not a correct statement.

[@aaronsanborn4291]

Dude I work with a couple lady drivers nearly every day...they aren't treated any different than us male drivers.

[@bluzshadez]

@@aaronsanborn4291 That’s awesome! I’m not a Dude.

[@jamesbigham9036]

Angelica did an amazing job she is definitely fearless and a true professional for every obstacle you find a solution. Staying calm and backing up an oversized load like that takes talent and skill

[@ralfish2008]

Backing that load up for 5km is unbelievable. The grace under pressure you so clearly demonstrate along with your get it done attitude and tremendous driving skills wiill ensure your success always. When you are an old woman, you will have some amazing stories, but for now thanks for sharing your path along the way.

[@tonyp156]

Aaah breath a fresh air to see a hard-working wonderful and beautiful lady doing a job some men can't even do. Yet she makes it look easy.

[@AngelicaLarsson]

😊🙏🏼

[@derrickwatkins2431]

Come on Tony really.. Tony..

[@robharris8844U]

Hello Angelica, Swedish snow angel.Glad to see your happy smile again having fun in the snow🙈🤣🇬🇧Well doneTake care👍

[@RocklandPaul]

Nice to see you doing what you love to do once again. Is there anything you cannot do? You're an amazing role model for any young people who wish to live their dream job. Thank you for sharing!

[@AngelicaLarsson]

I just love to learn 😍 I take all challenges

[@derrickheidweiller9580]

Although under stress you keep your calm and look lovely. You just gave us a masterclass in driving backwards with a colossal freight. My respect Angelica🙂

[@Blackandwhite10932]

@derrick heidweiller Exactly , she did amazingly well, she's so brave .Hope you staying safe ?

[@gariepdammerleclerq4807]

Angelica Larsson I always knew you where very good at trucking but you have clearly shown that you are EXTREMELY good at trucking and reversing!!!! Congratulations on job well done. Wish you were one of my team members when I was trucking. Drive safe and thank you for the video!

[@maxmacpherson1957]

You are certainly learning all about abnormal loads! Keep up the good work. You are an inspiration to all young women.

[@AngelicaLarsson]

Thank you so much 😊🙏🏼

[@maxmacpherson1957]

@@AngelicaLarsson Nothing but the truth, you are an inspiration.

[@escy69]

Angelica, I take my hat off to you, that was an anazing job you did there, well done

[@SteveSmith-lm5us]

Hi Angelica, I used to move those buckets and the truck but for John Deere. I can tell you that you stayed much calmer than I did and I know you were happy to be back to the garage! LOL! I think you deserve a pat on the back for that crazy day! Good luck with next load! Stay Safe!

[@bcharles406]

I haul oversized loads but never hauled a super load like that. You didn’t seem stressed. You were very composed and kept together and did a fantastic job in my opinion. Wish we had more drivers with that skill level in the states.

[@pookysdad4884]

Here in the States, they don't let just anyone drive lowboys, much less HEAVY HAULS and oversized loads such as this! For example, NOBODY who works for Swift or Western Express could haul the load you just did! Mad respect, you are a REAL trucker AND the perfect woman! 🥰

[@fromage4204]

You don't get to haul these loads as a "normal" trucker here aswell... You have to take special training and get the necessary licenses first.

[@robsendall9847]

You really are a gutsy HGV driver Angelica...that is one helluva load, and you just accept it as normal. Great to see you on YT again 😁👍😍

[@Zsolti0NYM]

This is one of your best videos ever. This was a challenging journey, but I'm not surprised you liked it. The company who organised the job was pretty amateur. I can't believe they couldn''t measure the obstacles on the road before the transport. But at the end of the day you could deliver this oversize load and that's the most important thing. This is another example that you're the best, who can handle everything. Keep up the fantastic job and I'm looking forward to your next video. :)

[@tedeholmes8890]

Angelica this is over the top. You just raised the bar to an extremely new high!!! All aspects are beyond spectacular!!! The size of the load is quite impressive, the 750 HP of the truck is brutal. Your maneuvering the load not only forward...but more impressive in reverse for a great distance and no damage!!! And thru all of this stress, just a slight tap of your wrist and maybe a raised eyebrow. Nerves of steel and cool as Swedish ice. At the end you back it in the service bay with your usual driving precision. You met all obstacles and blew them away with grace. The bridge challenge, the extensive backing, the very tight corners and the roundabouts. Anything and everything was conquered! Undoubtedly the most petite person involved in the move and in total control. I have a challenge for you. How will you top this one, but only if you are safe and with your fantastic smile and attitude. Angelica the amount of people in the whole world that you impress is far greater than the impressive large CAT dump bed move. Keep doing what you do best. Smile - drive - make fantastic videos. Thanks

[@richardsilva3915]

Angelica from one retired truck driver my hat's off to you. You did a fabulous job from a not so good situation.

[@vtec923]

Now that is some reversing skills...I've seen plenty of so called drivers that couldn't back up 50 feet. Great job!

[@7pdude]

backing such a trailer is not as difficult as it might seem for outsiders. the axles of the trailer are steerable. most likely her colleagues had the remote controller with them. as long as you keep the truck in the middle of the road the trailer axles will guide the entire rig in the right direction (at least as long as the person with the remote controller knows what he/she's doing). still impressive driving skills.

[@ValZakharov]

Angelica you probably have such an easy character in general life, once you are doing this difficult task with the smile on your face!

[@MrShortcut70]

Wow, awesome job. Looks like you gained a lot of experiance with wide and heavy loads now. I am sure that was exciting and exhausting at the same time. That was so nice of the people of the mining company to let you film this, love it. Wonder what your next heavy load will be... Greetings from Germany, Andy.

[@mattpower8394]

Great pull Angelica! This one should definitely go on the resume! Very few have had the opportunity to move something so large plus you can explain all the obstacles you encountered and what you did to overcome them. Thanks for the video!

[@farmerbrown3768]

I had to back a 40’ trailer 2 mi. and I could see the back of the trailer. Very challenging to back when you can’t see beyond the front of the load, my hat is off to you!

[@Эклер.ден]

Я просто преклоняюсь перед такой девушкой! Не каждый мужик так справиться с такой техникой!❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@iainsimpson1816]

The route planner owes you a big apology ,you did well keeping cool in that situation safe trucking

[@williambryant5946]

Or the guys who loaded the bucket could have blocked it up higher if they was informed the bridge was there.

[@charlieheinz964]

@@williambryant5946b cuz

[@williambryant5946]

@@charlieheinz964 use your brain

[@blippacg]

My first thought was, "who planned that route?" I would think that's a big part of your planning, knowing the height of objects along the route and confirming the bottom of the bucket can pass over the top of everything.

[@stum8374]

@@blippacg the job of planning belongs to the planners in the case of abnormal loads NOT the driver

[@mragk4605]

Just another day at the office for Angelica! Great driving that thing was a beast, you got some skills and patience. You did a great job we all got your back Swedish Supergirl!

[@tandem8]

Great job Angelica, you did very well. You really seem to remain so calm. I would have been a wreck.

[@Blackandwhite10932]

@Ray Zavorka Exactly , she did amazingly well, she's so brave .Hope you staying safe ?

[@davidgolding6386]

Very skillful Angelica! I think there are a lot of people who could learn a lot from you! And, if I may say so, you are just flawlessly beautiful! Great job!

[@OregonCowboyKF]

Girl you are one Hell of a Truck Driver!!! You have more talent than 95% of the driver out on the Road! You're are one to ride the River with!!

[@gheo50]

As a truck driver i just love your videos ! Your positive atitude is just awesome ! Thanks for sharing your trips and views :) have a wonderfull week Angelica

[@AngelicaLarsson]

Thank you so much 😃 you too!

[@WindyNightStories]

High pressure situation! Once things start going wrong they always seem to keep going wrong. Great drone shots, by the way

[@AngelicaLarsson]

Thanks. My coworker got them for me 😃😃

[@canada957]

Wow...you did a great job and you seem so relax about the challenges you faced. Terrific camera work....felt I was right there with you!!! Thumbs up for terrific job👍

[@CaptainLeo]

Amazing skill and confidence, can't believe you reversed that 5Km. When reaching that bridge, I am guessing most of us would just get out of the truck and run away. Well done!!! Love watching your channel, thank you soooo much.

[@TruckerOak]

Great driving Angelica! I really liked the team work from the whole crew too! Safe travels and thank you for sharing your workday!

[@polycat7670]

Thought the chase crew would have known about the bridge railing. Tough back up. Great job!

[@РусланКуликов-д9э]

Вот такие люди вызывают восхищение и уважение.Молодец. Ровняюсь на вас. 👍👍👍

[@josephpilosky4775]

You are always so upbeat ( happy)) stay safe 🌷

[@nicosubandhi2550]

Angelica, you are a really professional truck driver with a massive load and drove backway about 5 km. Great job, Cheers to you from California.

[@jacekmadej34]

Amazing. You beat just about any truck driver with your skills. Let me tell you, many wouldn’t even attempt to back that behemoth up. And than the snow, and the roundabout. This was crazy. Utmost respect.

[@irnbrukidsm]

Fantastic Video. Absolutely fantastic teamwork. It must have been stressful reversing for so long. The drone video footage is brilliant. Very entertaining. You deserve a Pepsi. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@deanrowe2548]

You're now a member of an exclusive club of extreme heavy haul.

[@HJZ75driver]

Not really. Anyone can do heavy haulage

[@deanrowe2548]

Debbie downer. You missed the point of the comment.

[@abpsd73]

@@HJZ75driver Sorry. Not everyone is cut out for oversize/heavy. I drove pilot truck for 4 years moving all kinds of oversize across Canada and the US. I worked with people that were absolute professionals, and some people that I never wanted to see on the road again.

[@deanrowe2548]

@@abpsd73 I agree. What Angelica did with that 70 ton bucket I nothing short of amazing. Nerves of steel. In reverse no less.

[@deanrowe2548]

The bucket weighed 100 tons, not 70 ton.

[@Wheelloader__]

That was freakin awesome Angelica. You are truly a master of your trade. Perfect timing on the video. I just got home from work and got the notification. You done it again. AWESOME VIDEO.

[@jaycroyle8761]

Angelica, I just found your channel today and watched you moving that huge bed. How in the world did you back that thing 5km when you couldn't see anything, I would have to watch it again but i didn't see any wide mirrors. You did an awesome job backing that thing up so far. Great music and beautiful Angelica, how could you not love these videos. Jay from Pa USA.

[@wirefeed3419]

Love her personality, Calm and Cool under huge pressure , no simple task when put in position of shutting down an entire road system then forced into backing up 5 kilometres. Highly skilled driver, her ability to know placement of the truck while making her turns is perfect. Too bad the individual responsible for the planning of the trip prior completely failed by not getting out from their desk and actually driving the route knowing and measuring something a simple as bridge railing clearance.

[@gregorystevens4343]

Great job Angelica, you have amazing driving and backing up skills!

[@Blackandwhite10932]

@Gregory Stevens Exactly , she did amazingly well, she's so brave .Hope you staying safe ?

[@michaelmolloy365]

Ok I'll ask the big question. Who did the recce for the permits? lol

[@DominikusTV]

Probably the "Poor that guy" at @7:55 who also stepped the width of the bridge at @9:53 Not professional to use your body as reference. That "d*ck height" railing might get inaccurate measurements depending on your daily mood.

[@jamesoshea2111]

a swede 😂

[@davidhaun7767]

Don't know? Oversize need permits in Sweden? I would assume so?

[@gijoe84040]

I've hauled oversized loads in America, so I don't know how it is over there, but the government picks the routes here and I can tell you they get it wrong all the time.

[@adamabele785]

@George Vinson You don´t know if the bucked was supposed to be on some extra planks to give some extra hight, that could have avoided the situation. So the mistake can be at a totally different point. And the guy who strapped it down might not have known, because nobody bothered to tell him.

[@nikolay862]

Angelica! I just admire you and take off my hat! What a tiny beauty, and she does such things, smart girl, God bless you! 👍

[@robh8814]

Wow, Only the 2nd video of your's Ive seen as your sleep video showed up in my feed this evening. Amazing driving and the fact you had to reverse for 3-4 miles while not being able to see the rear in your mirrors is even more amazing. The drone footage adds another level too it. Why anyone would thumbs down this is beyond me. Perhaps other "Drivers" that are jealous not to have that skill level,never mind your upbeat and smiley attitude though out. Take Care,Stay Safe out there on the roads especially overnighting

[@jeremymacdonald2073]

stressful, good job with the top heavy load. i can hear the stress in your voice, and the relief leaving the shop. congratulations.

[@kenandrew4370]

All the stresses of the job and you’re still smiling and so cheerful. Great job!

[@petelamps6055]

Hiya Angelica, I hope your well. How do you prepare for something that size 😲 your always so happy and positive. Keep smiling

[@AngelicaLarsson]

It's my company that's planning everything. From which road to when and what time 😊

[@petelamps6055]

@@AngelicaLarsson I meant how do you as a person prepare? It’s huge and really wide + it’l be on your truck. You must have to know the road or something? Either way 😎 well done

[@geddavies77]

You’re an incredible driver Angelica. Totally fearless! 👏🏻

[@Blackandwhite10932]

@Gerard Davies Exactly , she did amazingly well, she's so brave .Hope you staying safe ?

[@mitdragnurb]

I have only been driving a truck here in the states for a little while but that has to be some of the best driving I have ever seen or even heard of. You have the best attitude of any driver I've seen as well. You keep your chin up young lady because you are surely something special. Take care.

[@jimgeiger4816]

What an outstanding driver you are! Excellent job!!

[@adamgrant917]

I don’t remember “back up for 6 miles with an oversized load” being on the cdl test. Lol.

[@bobh6728]

Adam Grant, I wonder how many times you are allowed to pull forward to straighten the rig before you failed the 6 mile backing test?? Did she use any?

[@jacobskomager]

Great achievement moving that dump truck BED 💪👍🏻👍🏻 Impressed by how calm you stay even with the extra unexpected challenges 😊👏🏻

[@ld5954]

Hello again!👋 Angelica the Queen of Sweden is back!!!🙂 Great job young lady!!!👍👌

[@cosmoslogic9088]

Angelica, you are a true legendary huge-load truck driver by the tons I know your Mom and Dad are super proud of your talents in the world of trucking, but it is not a job but just for a very few such as yourself

[@johnniewelbornjr.8940]

Having done this before, you all did well. A better route survey would have prevented the long backing maneuver but... It happens here in the US also... Steerable trailers are both a blessing and a curse, yes? lol Backing without being able to see around the load adds all the more fun, too... I always enjoy seeing your adventures from time to time. Be well and be safe!

[@marceldebont5727]

Wow... Jag kör regelbundet själv där med en lastbil kommandes från Kiruna hållet och när jag såg att du blev tvungen att stanna just innan bron tänkte jag direkt... Oye nej... jag fick på riktig svettiga händer när du var tvungen att börja backa haha. Stor respekt. Det är minst 4 kilometer till korsningen. Grymmt bra jobbat.

[@roadtripdave6188]

You definitely have a skill for driving trucks.

[@patrickwade4536]

Hooray!!🥳🎉🎊 My Superhero is back with another amazing video of her amazing talents! 🇸🇪🇸🇪🦸‍♀️And her power of bringing Happiness to everyone!!Enjoyed the video,Angelica!! I feel soo much better,thanks to you!😊🇸🇪🦸‍♀️💪💯💯💯🕺🎶

[@Quickfeet32]

4 miles backwards and in snow! She is a beast! Amazing.

[@TheUnknownDutchman]

And people still dare to say man are better drivers? Rarely have I seen someone so relaxed behind the wheel when things go wrong. Love this!

[@peterhowells7309]

Nicely said Chris! Some of the best drivers I have ever worked with were female, Hat's off to them!

[@johanankarback6821]

Grymt bra jobbat med jätteflaket! Jag hade inte sett så där glad ut om någon missat att mäta bron så att jag fick backa 5km...😂😂 Gissar att du sov gott den kvällen.

[@garypollard9770]

This is quite impressive girl! Just goes to show that you are not just a pretty face! You can also handle stressful situations with ease and professionalism! You are quite the driver Angelica. That backing job was very impressive! I have hauled some big loads in my 38 years as a truck driver here in the States but you have got me beat!

[@Blackandwhite10932]

@Gary Pollard Exactly , she did amazingly well, she's so brave .Hope you staying safe ?

[@kblack356]

Awesome, I'm very impressed, very challenging, Loved the music in the back ground, great help from the guys. Love them Volvos, Especially the F16 2021's.

[@ncm55449]

You, young lady are a true professional..... That's a tall order I'm not sure I would have taken on..... I am impressed beyond words..... Unbelievable..... Good job, and keep the videos coming!!! Love your content!!!!

[@bill45colt]

no matter the day or the challenge,,,,beautiful, intelligent woman gets the job done safely, efficiently, and on time!!!BIG fan here, amazed at you,,,,and even more for what you do without any confusion,,,you have your chore planned and all camera angles figured out, your work on editing is great!!! amazed again!! bill in alabama