This is a video of adventure seeker Martin Remiš driving what appears to be a tiny meth lab on wheels halfway across a 1640-foot bridge spanning the Vitim River in Siberia. noteworthy site to cook. The bridge was originally built for trains as part of the Baikal-Amur Mainline (BAM -- noteworthy name for a railway line),but the rails were removed after building a safer version (seen to the right). Would you drive it? Personally, I feel the only way to approach a bridge like this is WITH THE PEDAL TO THE METAL. Know what I'm saying? "You're saying you have a death wish." Death is the only adventure I have left. "Did you just quote Hook?" It's a noteworthy film! Also when I said pedal to the metal I meant the brake, and then turning around and going home.
maintain going for the video,actual drive starts at 1:20.
Source: geekologie.com