Vehicles often have a limit on how much stuff it is safe to load them with, but that hasn't stopped these drivers from recklessly overloading their vehicles or driving with precarious loads! Whether they're trucks, scooters, bikes or motor-tricycles, there are many surprising and unbelievable moments captured of the smallest vehicles transporting heavy loads.
Although many of the people probably don't have a choice, overloading your vehicle is a bad idea. Before structural failure, your brakes, tires and engine can all easily fail.
You would never believe how many things or even people can fit on a simple vehicle. Share any pictures of the craziest loads you've seen!
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None of these drivers have any rear or side vision. They can only in front and slightly to left & right.
Its incredible. Sometimes you ca n hardly tell where the baggage and people begin and end
But they are... Although not in such proportions, I see these kinds of tings in Seoul as well.
Load More Replies... None of these drivers have any rear or side vision. They can only in front and slightly to left & right.
Its incredible. Sometimes you ca n hardly tell where the baggage and people begin and end
But they are... Although not in such proportions, I see these kinds of tings in Seoul as well.
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