The World's Longest Truck - Road Train in Australia

Australia - a country road trains. In the Australian outback, where for hundreds of kilometers around you to meet a couple of other cattle-farms, or "stations", as they call them, train - a vital necessity. After all, in order to deliver the goods to the destination of the train, the owner, such as a sheep station would have to get their living from the load to the nearest railway hundreds of kilometers.
Road trains - powerful trucks, which stretches for two, three (and sometimes more) of huge trailer, capable in a matter of days to cross the Green Continent, connecting the country's states and territories.
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[@mtw227]

This is why we need Australian truck Simulator.

[@zeferinoresendiz1698]

It’s been a year later same

[@Rubensflow]

Mudrunner Australia

[@yerolo]

If this ever comes out it could scratch that itch store.steampowered.com/app/1327040/Truck_World_Australia/

[@humorss]

50k hp mod so I can drive the articulated trailer@200mph

[@undrakhgonchig8663]

@@Rubensflow Snowrunner Australia

[@christophedecavalla2941]

For all the people who are asking "why not use a railroad?" These trucks use existing roads for the most part. A train can not turn off to visit individual properties which may be hundreds of kilometres apart. Railroads are used to join major centres. Australians, like most people, use the system that works best for the given environment. I live in rural Australia and share the roads with these trucks. Most road train drivers will signal you to let you know when it is safe to overtake them but believe or not, they are often the ones who overtake retired travellers in their motor homes and caravans.

[@DagorDagorathSauron]

Always somewhere like Port Hedland or Karratha where you could have a railway between there and Perth, and you built it to the same standard as the Darwin railway or transcontinental with double stack container train. Distance alone makes it a worthwhile prospect Or Katherine to Kunnunura and Wydnham

[@soarin64]

do u relise how hight that going to cost

[@jasonmarsh3945]

but australia is better so fuck you!

[@jordanfarrar9955]

really 2-3 trailers bitch plz we carry 5-10 at 1 time ahahah

[@dunhillsupramk3]

i do not understand why they don't just build a railroad if its that much stuff they need to move for that long of a distance... to me a train would be more efficient and cost less money on fuel and maintenance (it can't be cheap when its time to replace all them tires).... unless i'm missing something here a good diesel electric train would be prefect for this job...

[@johnculz8854]

I am an Australian and I used to live where there were a lot of these trucks and the skill of the drivers was something to be seen , it's one thing to go straight ahead but these men can reverse into driveways ect great to see.

[@p39483]

Wat? They do this at every airport with your bags.

[@Bryanseas]

Driveways bahahah u paint a funny ass picture. reminds me of the dos equis dude where the commercial narrator said “he once parallel parked a train”

[@mitotakjde9763]

@@p39483 well reversing with a truck is quite some thing, especially with a trailer. I believe that nowadays they all have sensors and cameras, but before that you just didn't see much

[@73Shakes]

Pull into a tire shop.................."I would like to get my tires rotated"

[@tai2127]

hahah Made my day.....

[@TrugginsOFFICIAL]

+Shakes 73 I guess I'm an idiot for not understanding this joke but please explian

[@tai2127]

on a normal car (4 tyres) from new you have to change your front with the rear tyres on a certain amount of km's/Miles to prevent uneven wear on the rubber/tyres, so this process is called rotating your tyres, so the joke is based on the amount of tyres that's on this RIG

[@tai2127]

So for a mechanic. "FUCK THAT I QUIT"

[@TrugginsOFFICIAL]

haha now I get it thanks

[@urgodicu6263]

I'm Australian with a road train license driving a 36.5 metre 120 foot A Double ( A Train) carrying shipping containers at the moment , but i must say the last one by the mamoet company is super impressive.

[@690_5]

I'm not a fan of A-Trains, I like Super-B. We only pull doubles up here in Canada. You run twin 53s? I think my combo is about 26 or 28 metres.

[@michaelrosenstock9187]

And I thought driving a tank hauler is difficult

[@rickypv2978]

How much money can you make 🤔

[@timothyhine2258]

How many tractors do they have on standby for the centeped?

[@raidan11]

.. I have a license to drive a Hyundai Accent

[@marugg78]

Everything is bigger in Texas Australia: hold my Vegemite sandwich, mate.

[@scootergreen3]

Ha ha!

[@IonianGarden]

Even the state of NSW is bigger than Texas.

[@egg-iu3fe]

fun fact: western australia can fit 3 and a half Texas states

[@chaotixthefox]

@@egg-iu3fe It's a continent. Of course it can.

[@FontediCalore]

@@egg-iu3fe yes but why would you want to do that, young man

[@LSUFaithful7]

5:00 _"there really isn't a limit"_ I would assume the road is the limiting factor

[@Ziplock9000]

He said there isn't a limit for the truck not the road.

[@pietrosoares4648]

+Rockstar Game gffďfddfddd llllghghfgu

[@ashwinigangawane564]

Justin R k

[@jhgrees]

Probably not, if it's as big as your mouth!

[@haroldglerum2196]

Justin R

[@chris_sndw]

Now I know why Mad Max comes from Australia.

[@hassinali8221]

Captian

[@ChargerBullet]

You spelled 'Captain' wrong, Skipper.

[@errolhusaberg3791]

+ChargerBullet Pretty sure that's intentional

[@gmayadunne9797]

ChargerBullet r

[@brianperry7730]

G Mayadunne p

[@timothybarrd.c.185]

why does the thumbnail show a truck 10 x larger than the largest one shown here? Liars

[@connorgriffin2613]

clickbait made from photoshop

[@AnonymousFreakYT]

Yeah, they say the long one is 165 feet long. In the US, I regularly see >100 foot long combos. (Dual 53 foot trailers.) And in some parts of the US, three-trailer combos are common (although they use shorter trailers for those, I'm not sure the length, but I'm willing to bet longer than dual 53s.)

[@Yodelinthegully-d7r]

Anonymous Freak Wow! We have longer trucks! I heard Aussies had bigger dicks than us Americans. Why don’t you grab a tape measure and start measuring to prove America is number one in everything!!!!!!!t

[@Yodelinthegully-d7r]

My fellow Americans Whining and bitching because they can’t accept that another country has the longest trucks. So, do these pea-brained imbeciles do some research and accept that Australia has the longest trucks?(or truck trains) Nah, they’ll dismiss the truth and shout fake news or take the photoshop route? As an American, I despise these flag-waving nationalist cunts. But they get the attention and everyone in other countries believe all Americans are like this. We’re not and you’ll never get to know us because we’re too busy working and trying to enjoy the little time off we have. My son and I talk about how great it would to visit Australia. And we’re not loudmouthed, nationalist USA chanting cunts.

[@michajadenatale6696]

It’s bull shit

[@rmx4087]

Australians have big titanium balls to live on such a rugged continent. They do things their way and I have always stood in awe of that.

[@tobymoore2185]

the country dudes are a lot cooler than the city shits like me

[@method2madness1]

The indigenous people had something more awe inspiring to live here without modern comforts, a connection to the land so intense we still use many of their ancient traditions today such as back burning etc

[@bigkushyindustriesllc5710]

​@@method2madness1 pfft don't be rama rama

[@alastairward2774]

White Australians just had to be racist and determined to extract mineral wealth.

[@PhaQ2]

I give kudos to the drivers of these. Most people cannot even handle a small family car. Proof @ 2:52

[@jackd5222]

Pha Q not in Australia

[@keyboardmamma]

My bro drives one

[@mgrant011]

Been in a few yea it’s tough especially fuel rucks the load moves.

[@sreeragbk4197]

5:22 oh my god they're transporting Canada

[@madkirk7431]

Lol

[@Xachremos]

2:22 "This is getting out of hand! Now there are two of them"

[@ktms1188]

“So I heard you give free tire rotations with an oil change”

[@keithd5181]

They are tyres.

[@Hurricane0721]

Here in the US we have some states that allow for road trains with three trailers. The states that allow triple trailers are all mainly rural Midwestern and Western states. However, the triples that you can see here in the US are nothing like the monster road trains Australia allows.

[@johnnyhun1]

this is not much longer. A triple is usually between 30-40 meters, road trains allowed max length is 60 meter. And the usual roadtrains are consist of 3-4 trailer judging by the pictures and videos. In Finland you can see 35 meter long trucks too

[@Ballador]

holy....... wow. What's next, haul the Death Star through a highway?

[@christianaitkens9699]

lol

[@madkirk7431]

*_yes_*

[@priyadharshini-rx5id]

Condorwatch gym

[@ThePapasmurf1946]

The modular part is by far more interesting than the sort-of-long truck. In my railroad experience, we often run 8,500 ft long trains weighing up to 13,000 tons, but they are stuck on a single track. These modular vehicles have to be extremely expensive to operate.

[@dickspider8393]

They all need their own individual power system which is more inefficient then a unified power system for all also take into considering the kind of damage it does to the road as well as the congestion they cause in traffic. They must suck for general usage but they are great for very spessific heavy tasks

[@dominicdeangelis4530]

I mean the surface area of these Modular vehicles and the suspension of them definitely decreases that.

[@samueljones2908]

friday 4pm truck rolls in. "Hi id like my centrepedes 110 wheels brake religned and greased" :(

[@horseyodel8754]

+Samuel Jones more fun involved walking along the trailers in the blazing sun hitting the tires with a bar to try and find the flat. Then fix it with a load of half wild cattle trying to break things on board.

[@jackhayes6351]

+Samuel Jones The boss of the mechanic shop would be over the moon with that contract!

[@theaveragerailfanner7447]

i disliked for click bait thumbnail

[@juliangallego7963]

What are you talking about, you didn't see it??

[@atifahanchi7405]

The Average Railfanner vzzzzs😮😮😮😮😮😣----😰😰😣😰😩zz😂

[@getstuk87]

Can we continue this trend? PLEASE. Stop this BS once and for all.

[@FreedomForce100]

Same here. Thumb down for their clickbait.

[@mikeking6143]

Me too!

[@anonymousaubergine4455]

driver at gas station: hi could you load up 1 ton of fuel? guy working at said gas station: yeah good one! driver: no im serious load up 1000kg of fuel guy : *faints*

[@jamesbizs]

It's just 250 gallons. Average semi carries 125-300 gallons. Really nothing out of the ordinary.

[@madkirk7431]

@@jamesbizs r/woosh, nerd

[@bakotylacosi688]

@@madkirk7431 i dont see any r woosh mate. Calm down when u dunno what u talking bout kiddo

[@byronchavarria4954]

2000 lbs It’s Lbs Not KG

[@7ito1990]

5:23 no way I'd put myself under that freaking bridge.

[@urosmilicevic717]

hgko

[@skywarnjlw3]

+Tito Nogueira "And that is why no one will remember your name" Quoting a movie, I wouldnt stand under it either.

[@madkirk7431]

@Dawn a calm kitty what u sayin? Maybe use real English? I don't mean to bean ass but I barely understand u... And who TF are u talking to?

[@Sean_Coyne]

Just to give some perspective. The largest cattle station (ranch) in Oz is Anna Creek, at 6 million acres, 25,000 square kilometres or 10,000 square miles... larger than Israel, or nearly the size of Belgium (30,00 square kilometres). Seven times larger than the largest US ranch (in Texas of course. ;-) Rail is not profitable for such remote locations, except for some giant mines... and those mining trains stretch for miles. The record for rail here "consisted of 682 loaded iron ore wagons and 8 GE AC6000 locomotives giving a gross weight of almost 100,000 tonnes and moved 82,262 tonnes of ore, the train was 7.353 km (4.568 miles) long.

[@kelvin869]

Sean Coyne sorry mate...Anna Creek station is 26,000,000 acres and is bigger than the state of Texas.

[@normturner4849]

No train is 7000+ km long. It's less than 4000 km Perth to Sydney. I think you added an extra number for the yanks. 😛

[@olavsanchez909]

@@normturner4849 7 353 meters, or 7,353 km

[@normturner4849]

Olav Sanchez Your point? I'm dual Oz/yank citizen so I'm familiar with imperial/metric measurements, not that one needs to be here. I'm pointing out the impossibility of a train that long. 700+ metres long, easily. But not a train east coast to west coast and back in length. That's absurd. 🙄

[@Yodelinthegully-d7r]

Norm Turner 🤣

[@funnypranker34]

Once you get one moving, its literally impossible to stop one when a kangaroo runs across the road

[@richardskola3570]

+Peter Kapica That is why those big "roo" bars protect the front.

[@funnypranker34]

But will nit stop one

[@QualityKush]

+Richard Skola it it really a "roo" bar? hahahahahahha

[@timothyrouse2853]

+QualityKush yes

[@roflcopterkklol]

+QualityKush Yeah Kangaroos are like deer, they see a light and run toward it so most cars/trucks in the country have a roo bar, the trucks are more for cattle though, roos will not hurt a truck a cow can though.

[@yugoboss2679]

How did i get from watching cat fights to this ?

[@Yodelinthegully-d7r]

🤣 That’s funny!

[@snoopsonicx]

king gizzard and the lizard wizard brought me here

[@jasonhdorf1558]

Amen brother 🙏🙏🙏

[@papajhonsreal]

Yeah I'm not Australian, I wouldn't know of these without.

[@aussiedonaldduck2854]

Have you ever seen an Australian Road Train? Never seen one go off the road, but I have seen the aftermath. Shipping containers smashed up like tinfoil.

[@thatonelonelyeagle5398]

Crazy to think that that one small semi truck engine can pull a neighborhood blocks worth of load at the work of five hundred horses! Goes to show how powerful our minds can be!

[@Syncrusan]

Because by the time the power gets to wheels the torque has increased by some stupid magnitudes. Most these trucks will have a low, mid, and high range gear setting before it goes the the "normal" 18+ gears that reduce the ratio far beyond any other truck. Once it leaves the transmission and goes through the drive shaft to the differential, the differential will reduce the ration even more by standard. When the power leaves the differential it "might" have planetary gears in the hub of each wheel to reduce it more. But this last one is only for really big shit like this 6+ trailer road train. But keep it mind that the engines in these rigs will be V10s or up.

[@isabellef8692]

It’s also not a semi truck, it has a more powerful engine than a regular semi, purpose built for this work.

[@Mordorer]

@@isabellef8692 wish they touched on that more was super interested in finding that out. Probably have literal freight train diesels in them.

[@Banana_Split_Cream_Buns]

4:58 "It means there isn't a limit". The curvature of the Earth: "Hold my beer."

[@Gohot229]

A curiosity...... I'd hate to be the guy checking tire pressures on all those tires... 3:50

[@elib.4786]

Gohot229 lol. I’m sure it’s a team of people

[@peterfitzpatrick7032]

@@elib.4786 I'm sure there are pressure sensors on every tyre... if modern cars have 'em 😏

[@keithd5181]

They are tyres.

[@Thesmwallace]

Why do they always mention hp when the torque is the only number that matters when you're pulling anything

[@captainkirk3000]

Torque doesn't pull anything, only horsepower can do work.

[@shaheenshad5012]

@@captainkirk3000 Newton/meter pr torque is the required unit of measurement to pull or push anything. Horsepower is the potential power there are many factors affecting it.

[@captainkirk3000]

@@shaheenshad5012 Having an engine with 1 million torque won't matter if it only does it at 1 rpm. Perhaps you haven't taken physics yet, I would google "the formula for work". Torque is a component of Horsepower and torque alone can't be used to calculate how much power something has.

[@robdawg1017]

In awe at the size of this lad!!

[@CatholicK5357]

"affectionate" and "centipede" are two words that I never thought I would hear in the same sentence.

[@martinphilip8998]

I’d be content just NOT passing these guys. Check out the other vids about Mammoet. Amazing

[@AnitaJobby]

If you think that this is a big load, think again. MAMOET moved the new sarcophagus in Chernobyľ in 2016. It's weight 31,000 metric tonnes, span 260 metres, external length 165 metres. That's what I call a mammoth load. 😆

[@SuperEdge67]

I live in Australia and its a pain trying to overtake these

[@S3l3ct1ve]

but they are driving quite fast

[@zvonimir1992]

Takes half hour to overtake them.

[@Nihilore]

This is getting out of hand. now there are two of them!

[@andersonstmoficial6431]

Hats off to Australian truckers who pull these monsters all day. Greetings from Brazil

[@nathan-ck3je]

They on $250.000 salary

[@maksuree]

that last "truck" is some warhammer 40k level shit.

[@kyleNL]

I can't believe that bridge can hold that building and the machines as well. that's a strong as bridge

[@shaleknight6224]

Kyle M almost like THE CANOPENER BRIDGE in Durham NC USA

[@jasonlisonbee]

If I had a choice between driving that and flight testing space vehicles launched with experimental rockets, it might take some time to decide.

[@madkirk7431]

@Ray Baker gross

[@richardmoody2683]

I'm very impressed. That is a very efficient way to haul all goods across Australia! That's fascinating!

[@johnsumner6185]

Get a flat, 24 hours later some guy yells 'Found it!'

[@Thelift2013]

5:23 WOW whoever engineered that bridge must have done it specially for big loads

[@ShojoBakunyu]

Driving one of these is my Father's ultimate bucket list wishes. He's a truvker in the US and has dreamed of getting behthe wheel of one of these bad boys. 🥰

[@Syncrusan]

Well if he ever comes here in OZ for work it would be highly likely he would end up driving one.

[@BrentDubroc]

Nonagon Infinity opens the door

[@richardmyers137]

I absolutely love the narrator's voice!! Job well done!!!!! I did see this episode on the television a while back.

[@cielobuio]

4:38 - My monthly beer supply arriving

[@PrestonJBerry]

cielobuio Lol

[@bryan2523]

This truck is huge and Australia is planning an even longer one. Incredible.

[@alsudais9515]

off

[@alans9806]

On Adelaide radio the other day I heard a driver say that backing up a road train was easier than reversing a 6x4 trailer.

[@TECHNO_TURK]

@5:23 poor bridge

[@ceridwenweston7583]

7y68

[@madkirk7431]

@@ceridwenweston7583 ?

[@ethank5681]

This is how I get to work everyday. Good old Aussie ingenuity

[@thelonecomet1377]

This road train is like a real life "Mammoth Car" like in SPEED RACER.

[@presidenttrump5221]

my first thought

[@2012isRonPaul]

now reverse this thing into a tight spot lmao

[@pancake5830]

which one? the mammoet bases/platforms can turn their wheels 360 degrees

[@translucentorb]

It’s amazing that this could be more cost effective than rail.

[@alans9806]

Nobody is saying it is more cost effective but it's certainly more flexible. Rail is constantly discussed here and many of us would like more but it has its limits. For carrying ore from a mine or picking up grain from silos and delivering to a port it makes sense. For carting cattle around properties dotted all over the outback in 40 degree heat it doesn't

[@widodoakrom3938]

Wait until rain and Everything get slippeery

[@TheJohnreeves]

It's not, but due to a failure of public imagination, nobody built rail.

[@RyanSmith-xu2df]

Drive the centipede through a maccas drive through...

[@NAMENAME-ug1kg]

Ryan Smith or up your drive way

[@panzyo4571]

As a tyre fitter for one of these road train companies it isn’t as hard as it seems lol been changing these bad boys tyres for nearly a year now

[@xXsinlinerXx]

Train trucks are a much better name Whose with me????

[@lilpablo99]

Absolutely with this guy

[@seekthineselfcultivateyour3657]

This is why I say trucks are the trains of the roadway.

[@micflor531313]

double and triple trailers are allowed on certain highways in the U.S., such as 94 going east to the west, certain sections. The doubles are common, triples are rare, and only used in good weather. Even near Chicago the doubles are allowed.

[@Comrade.Question]

26 gears of petrol power Keep on trucking hour by hour One man is at the wheel He's the dog at Satan's heel

[@thenthewingedhussarsarrive6425]

Across the desert to the trees Obliteration of the place From the fire to the sea Nonagon Infinity Is comiiiing!

[@uniqueusername677]

The spawn of Satan speeds The road beneath it bleeds It comes to bring you shame It comes again and again Road Train!

[@byronchavarria4954]

Gas

[@christineayres5339]

if that BP trailer blew up im sure the nearest city would notice that explosion lol

[@BennyComedian2002]

Australia is my favorite country

[@johnmortensen9560]

I've never seen anything like this. Amazing.

[@arsonx1]

Damn imagine the pre trip inspection

[@johnmuir7435]

American: I drive an 18 wheeler Aussie: that's cute.

[@MilProductions]

As I’m Australia we are practically living on trucks, shopping trucks, cargo trucks and more

[@makaveli200369]

How did they get some of those super large and heavy things on top of them to start with? Like that oil rig...what crane can lift something so big and heavy and load it on top

[@artardFTW]

very carefully lol

[@BrokenLifeCycle]

+makaveli200369 They could've carefully dug under it and jacked it up with lots of hydraulics and scaffolds until they could fit the carrier underneath and roll it away.

[@scotts.2624]

+makaveli200369 It is actually a conspiracy to make you think big things are being moved. Those are made of Styrofoam and bags of air.

[@owenbartrop8963]

+makaveli200369 hold my beer ill show you

[@TimpBizkit]

+makaveli200369 more than one crane

[@akupehsluarketatAR]

try parallel park that centipede

[@nottatrwoll8753]

more like meterpede

[@henrywhittingham1215]

akupehsluarketatAR .

[@henrywhittingham1215]

Notta Trwol

[@stevenholmes392]

akupehsluarketatAR it would be Easier than a car all shell turn so pull up straight in mind you it would have to be one he'll of a space

[@fighternight34]

Australia is the king of road trains

[@LemmeBumACig]

It's 5am and my mind is already blown

[@jankotze1959]

Miss leading thumb nail, cheat to get views!!!

[@madkirk7431]

It's called clickbait dude

[@madkirk7431]

@DeusWrath Eternus road train*

[@lydiaanderson9765]

@Jan How are you doing Hope we get to know each other with time and patience?

[@jankotze1959]

@@lydiaanderson9765 It is going well thank you Lydia

[@lydiaanderson9765]

@@jankotze1959 I would like as to get to each other with time and patience let suggest a way we can write often and know more about yourself this my email account [e-mail] you can give me yours or phone number so we can know more about yourself

[@SunyJim]

you're really going to need to up your quality this 360p VHS quality really doesn't cut it anymore

[@jaskaborner9795]

+Colin Wells This is an excerpt from a film made in the mid- to late 90s called "The World's Most Extreme Trucks." Not sure the quality can get any better, sadly.

[@Yodelinthegully-d7r]

Ask for a refund.

[@animestuff9356]

Finally I found something to carry my mother-in-law

[@PaulJohnson-vn7eh]

The pre trip inspections have to be a pain in the ass.

[@CUBETechie]

3:09 are they use Electromotors? And a Diesel engine as a generator

[@outsidethebox316]

The spawn of satan's back It's made of steel and black It comes to bring you pain It comes again and again...

[@menacing_name]

The spawn of Satan's here It comes to bring you fear It sets the road aflame It comes to kill and maim

[@outsidethebox316]

Lights that shine like bulging eyes Keep on trucking through the night The vortex opens through Drive right in and straight through you...

[@carlmagrath6389]

Who else were disappointed when not seeing the yellow road train, false advertising here in play, sucked in suckers

[@DdD-wc7tu]

ikr

[@agnostic47]

2:30 Biggest driver wave ever? We're the only two of these in the world Hi there. The mammoith was worthy of a video in its own right rather than being tagged on at the end of the road train.

[@Casey6996]

why didn't, you show the road train from the thumbnail, what a waste of time trying to watch something that is never going to show up

[@prawnmilkshake]

+unapro3 no it's not arsed about, RESOURCES are trucked from inland to coast, SUPPLIES are trucked from coast to inland ; )

+prawnmilkshake So all the farmland in Australia is at the coast? That is news to me....

[@prawnmilkshake]

Some livestock is inland, but yeah ALL the cropland is relatively coastal, there's nothing living in the middle.......

Resources and supplies can come from anywhere, and they can go anywhere. You can't "arse" about something, then oversimplify it yourself.

[@rightcoast7049]

Better not miss your turn lmao

[@MarcHershey]

Pull up behind this truck.. thinking it's a normal semi.. go to pass it and it takes 5mins to pass. lol

[@realestedm1636]

How do they get these huge things off the ground and onto the thingamaniga

[@user-rf7jl9hj9s]

My exact tought. And how they unload?

[@johnelliss1237]

Realest EDM Huge cranes.

[@tizi1203]

*Pulls into mechanic shop* (Driver) I need to replace my tires (Mechanic) f*ck my job

[@keithd5181]

They are tyres.

[@dillongoble7483]

I remember passing road trains 4 long and it takes forever.

[@derrickthompson5736]

In the Speed Racer Universe, that would be called a Mammoth Car.

[@smartbrother1985]

wouldnt it make more sense to to build a rail.road

[@paulkennedy8701]

+ryan bell Probably, but the road lobby is very powerful.

[@erinnerungen8823]

trains can only go where the rails follow, not turn left or right to someone's front porch and stuff

[@MrLinki1212]

+ryan bell .... through Australia's outback ? Good luck, buddy.

[@TheAttacker732]

+ryan bell Depends on volume transported, degree of centralization, and overall costs.

[@rollingstopp]

+ryan bell theres a train that is 5 miles long.. when it arrives the rear rear is 5 miles away

[@rembertomondragon6169]

What kind of truck are they ?, my goodness, you need a lot horsepower to pull all that.

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

No, you don't need kW. You need torque, a lot of it.

[@rembertomondragon6169]

Janne Laitinen :without horsepower you won't have any torque.

[@UltraCasualPenguin]

Put 600 hp F650 against a 500 hp W900. 100000 kg load in trailer Which one will get from LA to Phoenix faster?

[@ernesto401986]

i dont much about cars but which one would be better?

[@Davobeff]

Hp is a bulshot number. Its is torque over dustance over time. You can have very high rpm low torque and fast but not be able to pull anything. Or really high torque and be slow moving but pull as hard as a 13 year old boy with a playboy.

[@luisreyes1963]

Cue the "Mammoth Car" theme from Speed Racer.

[@Jaketheaxman]

This is why Australians are always late for work

[@alex_byrnes]

Does a human still drive this thing? Should call it the Human Centipede

[@ryanmr1683]

+Alex Yes. There's only one cab

[@madkirk7431]

@@ryanmr1683 r/woosh

[@red8ball864]

Why not put in a railway system? It would be faster, safer. and cheaper to run.

[@goodshipkaraboudjan]

Expensive to build and require lots of maintenance.

[@mmmaxxx__]

Red 8Ball don't you think that if in fact it were better to have a railway system, they wouldn't have already done it? Well, they haven't. So that means it's not as profitable as the trucks

[@hannahdaisley1763]

Red 8Ball we do have railways

[@Davobeff]

Not economical to build rail lines to service every location. Australia is very sparce once you leave the capital cities.

[@denim779]

if there was an easier way, we would use it. and we do, it’s road trains.

[@IanStClair-dy1eu]

Dude walk in the door of a shop and is like “im gonna need some new tires” . I would shit a brick.

[@carlosalbertocadenamonje4831]

Muy bonito e impresionante.Gracias por permitirme ver este espectáculo.

[@shogunfox7141]

Truck Night in America brought me here!

[@alecmagill5337]

That moving company is probably the most Australian thing I’ve ever seen

[@mrnoob2514]

Truck: *Turns* Huge Pileup In Highway 69!

[@Rieksfier]

I've made it to 2006 KZbin by the looks of the quality of this video.

[@arifinbali3757]

4:10 the red truck is legend..

[@flyingrat492]

Holy shit imagine the road wear those trucks cause alone. I’d imagine building a railroad would be cheaper than having to go all the way into the outback to fix potholes all the time

[@anitalanier4049]

THIS IS SPECTACULAR ! ONE OF THE GREATEST INVENTIONS I'VE SEEN. JAW DROPPING ! : )

[@robertnetzler7737]

What a hell of a job driving a truck with 3 4 trailers, longest straight distance in Australia is 140 miles or 140,060 kilometers much of the machinery runs on hydral.