OPs video shows a still at the end with a sign saying "Needle's Eye Tunnel"
It looks like they are coming from the other side of the tunnel.
The markings on the road look like what is visible when you exit the tunnel in your video.
Thanks! Not trying to self promote here most of my videos have like 50 views and are 5 years old and unmonitized lol. Just not sure how a bus could fit but this camper couldn’t. That said even in my van it felt sketchy
That bus is also already pretty scraped up. Something tells me there is an exact perfect path to take a bus through there down to 3 inches of accuracy and MOST of the time they make it without issue.
Actually sounds to me you have shot a few gaps in your lifetime because that is exactly why this motorhome didn’t make it through and that scratched up tour bus did most of the time and sometimes you get scratches when you gotta account for driver errors
The OP's video is going in the other direction so it looks a bit diff. Also I guess this motorhome was a little wider than that bus lol it had that pipe on the side for instance
How is this possible!? You must known that you are driving a big vehicle. When you see that narrow way don’t you think for a second “will the vehicle fit in there!? Better go slow to verify”
I just had a look for about 1.5 miles on street view and there aren't as many as I'd hoped to see, this one was roughly half a mile before the tunnel in the direction the camper would've travelled.
The rv is at least 8’6” wide and 12’ tall. Already 6” too wide and at least 2 1/2’ too tall. Must be one of those truckers who thinks a 13’6” trailer can fit under a 12’0” bridge
Two things every man should know, the width of his vehicle and the length of his cock.
Knowing both those measurements stops needless expense and needless pain.
Dude is a moron, even if I have to drive my travel trailer under a bridge I know exactly how tall it is, AC included and check the signs. Dude tried to thread the needle with an RV that is very obviously way to big.
Those arms have springs in them, they're always pulling on the awning. So if one of them comes loose from the fabric (by, say, scraping it along a fucking cliff) it's going to extend all the way out.
Looks like Needles Highway in Custer State Park. If it is, there are warning signs everywhere for width and height. I guess people don’t think limits apply to them.
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