Tuktoyaktuk Winter Road, the northernmost ice road in the world. Driving on the ice with heavy loads has been always risky, even if it's over 3 feet thick. Occasional thick fog doesn't help the situation. If you hear any cracking sound, better slow down and try to avoid any cracks you see on the road.

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Australian outback is mostly vast, dusty desert. There you will haul huge road trains over hundreds of miles, but be careful: If you take too curvy road or make a too sharp turn, you're in trouble. Part of your load may break loose and you will never be able to attach it again by yourself.

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Yungas road is a narrow mountain road also known as the Road Of Death. Driving too fast here may result in fatal consequences very quickly. A moment of recklessness or inattention may send you off a cliff or get you stranded in the rough terrain with a broken truck. There are places, sky high in the mountains, where only one vehicle can fit at a time. In combination with dense traffic it's certainly not a good place to be speeding at.

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