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A couple of brave (or stupid) Russian men experience the ride of their lives as their friend propels them along icy roads at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour.
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Russian netizens react to a video that has been published recently with some of the best and funniest moments captured on Russian roads in the last year or so.
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After causing a car crash by darting out into a road in the Ural mountains, an elk seemed to apologise by going to give a "kiss" to the woman who owned the car.
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It would appear there were some construction difficulties for one of Belarus's newest roads, as an electrical column seems to be in the way of traffic in Mogilev.
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A giant roll of melted asphalt wraps itself around the wheels of a Russian policeman's car as he drives along under the blazing hot sun, much to his dismay.
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New plans have been unveiled to install hanging gardens along Moscow's motorways to protect residents from fumes, but netizens see it as a money-making scheme.
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A driver has been left with egg on his face footage of him emerged crashing his armoured vehicle into a lamppost in Ryazan, where a military academy is located.
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After an accident in which both drivers died, residents of a nearby town came to loot the cargo of the two trucks, containing food and wheat. Netizens are outraged.
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Despite the videos on YouTube showing dangerous drivers in Russia, this blogger has uncovered statistics that suggest America is more dangerous. Netizens disagree.
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This YouTube video was posted a few days ago and is trending across the Runet, as drivers recognise their own plight recorded in this video of a driver's day.
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A survey recently carried out has found more than a third of Russian car owners give their car a name. Netizens joke about the sorts of names they give their cars.
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Netizens bemoan the fact that people seem to be shocked by snow in winter, after the largest snowfall in Moscow in fifty years brought the MKAD to a standstill.
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Dmitry Medvedev has spoken about increasing the fine for traffic offences such as speeding and running a red light to 20 times the average monthly salary in Russia.
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A popular Russian blogger posts photos of what he says is a "graveyard of city transport", and Russian netizens discuss the possibility of opening a museum.
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A man in the Kuznetsk Coal Basin region refuses to pay his traffic fine because he says the end of the world makes paying any sort of fine completely pointless.
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Netizens discuss a sign which appears to be from the Ministry of Health has appeared in Moscow, warning drivers in no uncertain terms not to drink and drive.
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A man in an elaborate Darth Vader costume complete with light sabre has been spotted in Belgorod, who records him crossing a pedestrian crossing in the city.
A couple of brave (or stupid) Russian men experience the ride of their lives as their friend propels them along icy roads at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour.2
Russian netizens react to a video that has been published recently with some of the best and funniest moments captured on Russian roads in the last year or so.
After causing a car crash by darting out into a road in the Ural mountains, an elk seemed to apologise by going to give a "kiss" to the woman who owned the car.
It would appear there were some construction difficulties for one of Belarus's newest roads, as an electrical column seems to be in the way of traffic in Mogilev.
A giant roll of melted asphalt wraps itself around the wheels of a Russian policeman's car as he drives along under the blazing hot sun, much to his dismay.
New plans have been unveiled to install hanging gardens along Moscow's motorways to protect residents from fumes, but netizens see it as a money-making scheme.
A driver has been left with egg on his face footage of him emerged crashing his armoured vehicle into a lamppost in Ryazan, where a military academy is located.
After an accident in which both drivers died, residents of a nearby town came to loot the cargo of the two trucks, containing food and wheat. Netizens are outraged.
Despite the videos on YouTube showing dangerous drivers in Russia, this blogger has uncovered statistics that suggest America is more dangerous. Netizens disagree.
This YouTube video was posted a few days ago and is trending across the Runet, as drivers recognise their own plight recorded in this video of a driver's day.
A survey recently carried out has found more than a third of Russian car owners give their car a name. Netizens joke about the sorts of names they give their cars.
Netizens bemoan the fact that people seem to be shocked by snow in winter, after the largest snowfall in Moscow in fifty years brought the MKAD to a standstill.
Dmitry Medvedev has spoken about increasing the fine for traffic offences such as speeding and running a red light to 20 times the average monthly salary in Russia.
A popular Russian blogger posts photos of what he says is a "graveyard of city transport", and Russian netizens discuss the possibility of opening a museum.
A man in the Kuznetsk Coal Basin region refuses to pay his traffic fine because he says the end of the world makes paying any sort of fine completely pointless.
Netizens discuss a sign which appears to be from the Ministry of Health has appeared in Moscow, warning drivers in no uncertain terms not to drink and drive.
A man in an elaborate Darth Vader costume complete with light sabre has been spotted in Belgorod, who records him crossing a pedestrian crossing in the city.