Montreal 4K60fps - Driving Downtown - Quebec, Canada

[@sundaydriver316]

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[@pksharma4308]

Sasketchwan

[@Ithinkiwill66]

Great videos! Was it hard to navigate through the city, like reading some of the signs that are in French? Anyhow, wow...what a beautiful city too!

[@lauri7130]

Parece una ciudad muy tranquila!!!

[@marcozhou3706]

Incredible city! Never seen a Canadian city with so disctinctively stunning vibes like Montreal. Planning to travel there some time!

[@Trackmonger73]

Planning to live there sometime :)

[@Slickini]

I live here and I personally think it's one of the ugliest cities in the world. Personal opinion. Downtown however looks nice but once you're out of there, the city look dull, ancient and boring.

[@JM-il6ft]

@@Slickini lol like every city

[@Slickini]

@@JM-il6ft hmm not japanese cties imo

[@JM-il6ft]

@@Slickini You can't compare Montreal to a Japanese city, compare it to other North American cities

[@j.r.3664]

American styled roads, French street names and lots of public works. Montréal is always easy to recognize :D

[@reggrez8256]

You missed the stretch of old Montreal

[@Cassxowary]

That’s because it IS in America lol and the street names aren’t French either, they’re clearly French Canadian because they’re kinda francophone kinda anglophone and sometimes either…

[@hollistermattraw2465]

It’d be nice if there was an overview map once in a while just to see where we are. Nice video. I put the long ones on and practice my guitar.

[@canadiandude24]

43:37 Favorite part

[@stevenhardy6842]

Excellent job of showcasing one of North America's most visually interesting cities.

[@cheesekakes4116]

Lovely walk. Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for sharing.

[@walkalong2811]

Never been in Canada!!! Someday I'll be there. Meanwhile I'm following your videos. You just got a new subscriber!!!!

[@IDRISIRIS]

Beautiful and great quality, love the audio. Greetings from London 🇬🇧

[@aas4910]

Greetings,then you should invite me there, I love London.

[@MusicNiceEveryday]

Very interesting ! Thanks for such a nice movie!

[@InspectorMorse25]

Thanks for such a pleasurable drive.

[@samuelkovanko7198]

Visited Montreal 4 years ago, miss it a lot!

[@spacecat6022]

I actually miss going around the city, so thank you.

[@rashedulislam1014]

Great architecture. I love this city.

[@coquelicotducanada2203]

L'image est parfaite, j'adore ❤❤

[@dkhl65]

13:29 illegal right turn. Traffic light was showing straight arrow only. Turning cars must wait 5 seconds for green circle to show.

[@TributetoCanada]

👍 Beautiful!! Nice to see how Quebec is doing, Even Know this is from 2019, It is still nice to check up on them!! Good Job, My friend!! Well done video!! The man dancing in front of the car was So Funny!! Maybe you can do a video of driving around Barrie one day? There is not much Barrie Driving videos around. ❤️ Your Friend, TRIBUTE TO CANADA 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 🇨🇦

[@WalksandSuch]

huge city. very varied. interesting.

[@sportstackerpro]

I live in Montreal city and I almost remember all the buildings ☺☺☺

[@vmorita]

I've been to Montreal once and I loved the city, the city is very diverse and fun, there are a lot of things to do and you won't be bored at all. The only thing that I honestly didn't understand is why everybody keep saying that Montreal is sort of "European" city in North America. (Or something like that). I've been to France and Spain, and to me the city looked like just any other major city in North America, specifically very similar to Toronto. I was expecting to see something similar to Buenos Aires or Montevideo. Thanks for uploading the video... Cheers from Japan. :)

[@jacobowen8696]

You have to walk through it to experience the European feel. You won't experience that driving.

[@jacobowen8696]

The best neighbourhoods are not downtown. They are ones you'll find just walking around aimlessly. It's not Europe for sure but it's absolutely nothing like Toronto. I lived there for 2 years. Montreal is unique in Canada.

[@firstnationsmovies1455]

Ah, now my first look at Habs Country & their natural habitat. Also One of the main reasons Canada has two official languages , French & English.

[@reggrez8256]

18:30 to 19:20 is the back of the Bell Center home of the habs

[@shalbec3232]

That not french whatever canada speaks

[@TravelingInDXBUAE]

Hi . Nice video. Thanks for sharing with us. 🤝👍❤, 123.. ( Love Driving in Dubai UAE 🇦🇪❤)

[@139]

Great sharing, I also often share driving records in Montreal

[@talal1010]

مرحبا فيديو رائع شكرا لك

[@youcanfoolmeonce]

Amazing world class metropolitan city. Traffic is nightmare.

[@gregrj5352]

What a beautiful day it was in Montreal, enjoy the sunny days before winter shows up👍

[@nelsonlachappellejr9377]

How many traffic lights in Montreal? How many people live in Montreal?

[@rueguy378]

I miss Montreal!

[@MrYaseen100]

Ayeee Montreal, my city! Know it inside out.

[@5012810]

Are you from Algeria?

[@trainrover]

a pair of rivers're what constitute Isle of Montreal, oh stranger adrift

[@MystoRobot]

Ah yes... our well known cultural, unending construction sites. Seems about right :)

[@sam65vlogs85]

Nice

[@عليالشمري-و6ي4ص]

Hello, I work as a bus driver and I have experience driving a bus for very long distances. 20 years of experience. I would like to work

[@arishzida6090]

Wow so gorgeous Canadian city Montreal absolutely beautiful I live in UK London the very rubbish place nothing and I would love to move on Canada for live 🇨🇦💐❤️

[@JL-wh3jj]

Montréal and Québec is by far the liveliest cities in Canada. Quebecers are proud of their culture and it shows in the city’s atmosphere. The rest of Canada is somewhat conservative and monotonous. Not at all the same vibe.

[@JL-wh3jj]

B Moniz Do Couto When I say Lively is “joy of life”. A city with a soul. Toronto and Vancouver are beautiful and clean but very generic in personality. By the way, I have been to Vancouver, Toronto, Calgary, Ottawa, Moncton up to Halifax. I know Canada!!!

[@JL-wh3jj]

B Moniz Do Couto Don’t listen to Julien guy??? Can you Give credit for Quebecers to be original and creative. Canadians love to come to Québec because it’s different from the rest of North America.

[@JL-wh3jj]

B Moniz Do Couto By the way, Quebecers embrace immigration. They love to explore new cultures and eat different food. Anyway life is good.

[@musicus11]

@@bmorgado2571 I disagree, I'm also originally from Montreal but moved to toronto 20 years ago - and I'm sick of it. It's bland and ugly without charm or character - and the out-of-control development with no planning for the future and declining infrastructure is only going to get worse. Plus the arts and culture scene is mediocre compared to that in New York or European cities.

[@NYCST]

What camera is this?

[@oneyedthing]

38:49 racoon city?

[@prabhjotsinghprabhjotsingh1620]

Good

[@E1337Aaron]

12:25 Toronto Marlies bus!

[@reggrez8256]

That's all you noticed?

[@claude878878]

i doubt the players were in there. It was deep in the heart of summer when no one picked up a hockey stick cuz it was 103 degrees and humid.

[@ophophop]

Hey there, great video! Would you mind if I used this footage for playlists on my channel? I'll give you full credits of course! Cheers!

[@sundaydriver316]

Of course. You can post my video on your KZbin channel playlist.

[@mtl514_]

12:31 Marlies bus

[@sam65vlogs85]

👍👍

[@iknow4913]

Man that looks just like the US the freaking similarity between the 2 countries holy crap

[@reggrez8256]

Not even close

[@reggrez8256]

This is where modern North American civilization started. Quebec City being the main spot.

[@MindfulQuestsFR]

@@reggrez8256 Wasn’t Jamestown, VA the first city in North America (1607) ?

[@reggrez8256]

Kylian. No. The French via Jacques Cartier were the first to install settlements. Eventually becoming cities. French were here before the English.

[@MindfulQuestsFR]

@@reggrez8256 you’re right however I do believe Quebec has been more heavily influenced by the US (over the past few centuries) than the other way around

[@shoshariii8831]

I really wanna live here 😩😩😩

[@sportstackerpro]

I'm a Quebecois bro and I live in Montreal

[@5012810]

@@sportstackerpro nous sommes tous montrealais (la publicite dans la rue) 😊

[@eduardogerman5013]

My guy turns right on red. That's not allowed in MTL btw which is stupid but ya had a coop seen you and you would have gotten a nice french written ticket 🤣

[@coy344]

Hey thank you for this, i didnt know you cant do that,🤣 but is it only in Montreal?ill be driving there for the first time. Im from BC and just recently moved in toronto.

[@anthonyiuculano6002]

@@coy344 yes, Montreal is the only place in all of North America where you can't. Literally everywhere else you can, including in the rest of Quebec.

[@warrrennleonardoo5403]

Show us rush hour

[@davidclarke10]

Montreal has an European look

[@tonitrbunja4931]

Lep grad san snova sve bi dao da odem da radim tamo u Kanadu tonny ajlajk die drajver

[@Typ_Zahire]

That's Canada

[@patatebanine4278]

OMGGG why there is a lot public works like that? It stresssfulllll Poor montrealers

[@tyrequ5303]

Now when I see this I think of Raccoon city from Resident Evil becuase Re2 remake is based off this city

[@alborzdmavandi8190]

I'm so sorry for Canada. Most things about a good Canada are not true, Including clean cities - beaches, and forests. It's a big lie. The first time I arrived in Vancouver in 2018, I was shocked. As soon as I left the airport door, I saw tissue, disposable glasses, and other garbage left in the city. The further I went, the more I saw them. Before I moved to Canada, I lived in Georgia, Armenia, Turkey, Serbia, The United States, and for a short time in Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, Netherland, Germany, and England, but I have never seen the amount of garbage that people leave in different Canadian cities. Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec are no less than Vancouver. Canadian and Canada Governments don't care about this tragedy. I think everything that says about Canada as a clean and powerful culture is not true. You don't need to travel to Canada to see this. Just watch some videos about walking in downtown Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Quebec. You will find the truth. Impossible for you to walk in a Canadian city and you don't see the dark side of that. Everywhere you will see garbage. You will never see this in Europe, Australia, the United States, Japan, and Korea. This amount of waste is not even seen in Malaysian, Indonesian, or Thailand cities. It is impossible for you to use public transport and not see a lot of garbage at stations or on the route. You will be surprised to find a lot of garbage even in the woods - by the rivers and on the beaches in Canada. I wish the Canadians woke up and had no enmity with their country.

[@Onyx3777]

Driving in Montreal is an awful experience...

[@ankitraja5212]

Well, maybe you should drive in Mumbai. You will change your opinion, I guarantee it.

[@Onyx3777]

@@ankitraja5212 with all the respect it's two different countries. We pay such high taxes and everywhere else in Canada roads are really good. The corruption in Montreal is the cause of this. Shameful we can sorry we should do better then this...

[@sahara4229]

Ankit Raja xd

[@tunisientun]

I hope your talking about bad roads and not about the driving? Cause driving in montreal is not difficult

[@ehjo4904]

@@Onyx3777 . A city is not about your polluting cars and your little comfort. It is also about culture , architecture , charm , the people , etc .

[@felixgelukonstantinescu4751]

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[@198020203797]

fun.