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Fleet@fleet Night touge driving is already intense, but taking on a mountain road in complete darkness brings a whole different level of tension. With tight hairpins, narrow lanes, elevation changes, and almost no visibility beyond the headlights, every blind corner becomes a question of what might be waiting on the other side. 🌙🏔️ In this footage, the driver relies on a proximity warning system to get an early alert when something is approaching around a blind corner. That beep could be the first sign of another vehicle before it becomes visible, but it can’t remove the danger or replace proper awareness. The roads may look thrilling on camera, but in real life, there’s almost no room for error. Would you trust a proximity warning system on a night touge? 👀 If you want more videos about cars, follow us @fleet 🚘🔥 No copyright infringement is intended. All content used belongs to its respective owners. If you are the owner and would like the post removed or credited, please DM us.
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@pouyanmhb clearly the video is speed up . even an f1 car can't turn in a corner that easy
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@hakan123546.7 Don't do that. İt's too dangerous☠️ You can drive like this only when the road is closed
@akeehoshi Who hurt u 😢
@shivampanwar1 😂 when u gotta go 😂 u gotta go