Driving in San Francisco 1940s in color [60fps, Remastered] w/sound design added

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I colorized, restored and created a sound design for this video of San Francisco, the Bay Bridge 1940s, we can clearly see what is happening in broad daylight,
Video Restoration Process:
✔ FPS boosted to 60 frames per second
✔ Image resolution boosted up to HD
✔ Improved video sharpness and brightness
✔ Colorized only for the ambiance (not historically accurate)
✔sound design added only for the ambiance
✔restoration:(stabilisation,denoise,cleand,deblur)
Please, be aware that colorization colors are not real and fake, colorization was made only for the ambiance and do not represent real historical data.
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@NASS_0 2 года назад

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@bobtaylor170 2 года назад

I'm fascinated by the fact that people had the instincts to make these kinds of films. They probably had the sense that America was going to change so much in the future that those generations would be strongly taken with this kind of documentation, and they were right. Your colors may not be based on historical knowledge, but your choices are good ones, and I'd bet mostly accurate.

@clintonflynn815 2 года назад

These types of films, with multiple perspectives of the same scenery, were often made for the film industry.

@bobtaylor170 2 года назад

@@clintonflynn815, I've never read that, but it makes sense.

@chrisdarling3617 2 года назад

They needed footage to rear project behind the open windows of cars that were filmed in the studio. That's why all the footage is shot looking backward. It was projected on a screen behind the rear windows of the car and made it look as if the car was driving on a road when in fact it was actually attached to a device in the studio that would make it move up and down a bit to look like a car going over bumpy roads.

@cujoedaman 2 года назад

@@clintonflynn815 That would explain the sudden lane changes and why the police car is following so closely :D

@joes.4149 2 года назад

@@bobtaylor170 lol not to burst your bubble but mostly all the stuff on this page was for the film industry. Just like that person said it’s for the side and rear shots for automobile scenes. Some of the stuff here include actors too so don’t believe all the people in some scenes. Lol.

@rayjames6096 2 года назад

I love these old time capsule views of everyday life, I can't get enough of them.

@Caprisassy 2 года назад

Me either… absolutely love them 🥰🥰

@bobblowhard8823 9 месяцев назад

Basically, the same trip across the bridge, but with several different views, as there were probably several cameras pointing in different directions all on the same trip. Still fascinating to see,though, as I'm a Northern California native and recognize most of those locations. Thanks for posting!

@AnimeRPGFreakKenny 2 года назад

Back when driving into San Francisco wasn't a traffic nightmare. Looks amazing

@edwards8545 2 года назад

It's the bike lanes and carpool lanes and no left turn and no right turn and bus only etc. The people who control the traffic are all anti-car want it to be a nightmare. They have 30% of major roads set aside for gentrification and for buses that people hate.

@malcorub 2 года назад

@@edwards8545 Even without all these things you mentioned, SF is overcrowded and driving would still be a mess and parking will still co$t a ton. Cities like NYC and SF are not meant for driving like say Houston .

@dominickjvlogs 2 года назад

To be fair if this was in the 40’s that means ww2 was ongoing or had just ended. So you can’t win em all

@silvrx-pz3ce 2 года назад

Everything was more expensive in the 40s due to that damn war!!

@malcorub 2 года назад

@@silvrx-pz3ce and not everyone owned a vehicle like today, most families own two.

@pauld724 2 года назад

This isn't the Golden Gate Bridge. it's the Oakland/San Francisco Bay Bridge. the tunnel you see in the back is Yurba Buena Island and the flat island to it is a man made island built for the 1928 World Fair Expo called Treasure Island. It became a Navy Base and now it's Apart of the City of San Francisco annex. The Golden Gate Bridge is not seen in any of this video, also It's a trip to see the old Bayshore Highway that the cop car followed behind this lead car off of the bridge. You can see the old 76 Unocal building and sign. it was a headquarters for a while, in the 60s they changed it out with a 76 Uncial Ball (like the old antenna balls you put on your car of 76) but it was a huge Clock tower with 76 on it. If you watch the movie Whats Up Doc, near the end in the Piano Scene you can see it out the window of the building. but i vaguely recall those old green water towers (as a kid) of Oakland and San Francisco used to have. they were ugly but showed the time period pre- 1980s. The bayshore was a double decker that was damaged during the 1989 Loma Prieta quake. but unlike the Oakland Cypress, It didn't collapse. it just sagged.

@goombabear 2 года назад

Yes. I remember this bridge back in the eighties when I was a kid. It was beautiful then. It was fun to visit my brother who was in the Navy back in 87-88. I would have been around eight. Funnily enough we packed shorts because it was summer, but I had to wear a coat the entire time.

@ApartmentKing66 2 года назад

Who said it was the Golden Gate Bridge? It's spelled "Yerba Buena" (San Francisco's original name) and Treasure Island was built for the 1939 World's Fair. I have a 1937 Richfield map and it shows the brand new Bay Bridge with the PROPOSED site of the 1939 World's Fair that later came to be called "Treasure Island."

@mannybravo237 2 года назад

When did bottom deck open? Or is it used at this time period 🤔edit: n/m, read your other commet

@michaelhilber8284 2 года назад

That's very funny, this video was titled as Golden Gate until the error was noted.

@michaelhilber8284 2 года назад

@@ApartmentKing66 The Title of the video was "Driving in San Francisco 1940s, Golden Gate Bridge in color [60fps, Remastered] w/added sound" until the error was pointed out and the maker of this video fixed the title. Who said it was the Golden Gate? The maker of this video said it was.

@BearMeat4Dinner 2 года назад

My family has owned the same house in SF since 1941. It's beautiful to see how it looked back then! For the past 81 years. I don't know anyone else around that has that privilege. Thank you God!

@sfeddie1 2 года назад

Another great San Francisco video. The earliest this video can be is 1947. The Studebaker at 1:30 looks to be a ‘47 Commander, but 48’s and 49’s look the same. It’s interesting that a police car, also at 1:30, is following the camera car. The same thing happened in an earlier S.F. Video a few months ago. Also interesting is that there is no Fremont Street exit sign at the off ramp. If you didn’t know what it was you could drive right by it.

@skydiverclassc2031 2 года назад

Maybe it was an escort for the camera car? I noticed the traffic cop was stopping cars at the end of the first sequence. Or maybe he got his ears up when the camera car shifted lanes so many times.

@mr.bnatural3700 2 года назад

Everyone is sure into old classic cars back then. I'm guessing they couldn't afford new ones; this must have been the poor side of town. Dang hippies and homeless with all their needles and feces all over the sidewalks. (Joking)

@kennysherrill6542 2 года назад

@@mr.bnatural3700 👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸😅

@mannybravo237 2 года назад

Police had traffic stopped at the tunnel when tour started. Then police car tailing, then motorcop stops traffic at end of off ramp. There's a sign 'First St Off ramp', is that Fremont?

@sfeddie1 2 года назад

@@mannybravo237 In the second part of the video where the camera is facing west, when the vehicle takes the off ramp and stops at a cross street, that cross street is Fremont. I must have missed the 1st street exit sign.

@billcocadiz6142 Год назад

I'm from San Francisco, I remember those days when the bay bridge was two way traffic on the top, my dad had to pay toll both ways back then. In 1963 the lower part was open for east bound traffic. I also remember crossing the bridge once with my parents on a rail car on the lower part of the bridge in the 1950s I was 7 or 8 at the time. Thank you Nass I hope you would show more of old San Francisco.

@NASS_0 Год назад

Thank you ;)

@timjansen7694 2 года назад

I like the way that at 1:45, there is the sound of going over the grill in the roadway. Pretty detailed for an added soundtrack.

@dgatan 2 года назад

I love when you do San Francisco! This one is beautiful quality!

@samsungfan9664 2 года назад

I wonder if this footage was shot for a studio that needed front, side, and rear views to be used for rear projection on a sound stage.

@Marckymarc71 2 года назад

Most footage on this channel is that exactly.

@ApartmentKing66 2 года назад

That would be my guess.

@JohnShinn1960 2 года назад

Yes it is.

@Xx-VSM-xX 2 года назад

I just love this kind of stuff. Well done

@osmobileusa5958 2 года назад

nass thank you very much for these spectacular videos of the 1940s

@NASS_0 2 года назад

Thx!

@gamerproyoutuberbestdayeve3855 2 года назад

Omg I love 1940s San Francisco!

@davidwolf226 2 года назад

I got a real kick out of watching that police car following the camera car!

@johnshaft5613 Год назад

Fascinating video. Interesting reminder that the lower deck of the Bay Bridge used to be for railroad.

@pauld724 2 года назад

The Top of the bay bridge was traffic going both directions in it's early years while rail lines and buses ran on the bottom section (you don't see). Today the Westbound Traffic is on Top, and the East Bound traffic is on a level under this. it's a double decker bridge. The Golden Gate is a single decker bridge. this is why it's confusing that it was the Golden Gate bridge at first.

@29madmangaud29 2 года назад

Okay, I'm from the Bay Area, and I was looking at this, and thinking,,, Golden Gate......."NO",,,,,, / BAY BRIDGE.......... No,,, because the Bay Bridge had one upper level, going to SF and the Lower Level going back to Oakland, ? I was confused... Thanks for KNOWING this, as I've never traveled on any of these bridges until 1969

@humelakecabin 2 года назад

Thank you for explaining that .,I couldn't figure it out at first either , having 2 way traffic on one level. Not like today .

@Jeff-uj8xi 2 года назад

Besides rail on the lower level, there was a roadway for East Bound traffic and buses towards Oakland. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LhNDZV1uDUg.html

@joanneb3524 2 года назад

My mother used to ride the train from SF to Oakland when she was a kid in the 1940's. She said it was called the Key Train or Key System. I can't quir remember.

@RaymondHng 2 года назад

@@joanneb3524 Key System. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zXbicSxD0_g.html

@jadenephrite 2 года назад

The San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge was painted grey and opened on November 12, 1936. On the other hand, the Golden Gate Bridge was painted International Orange and opened on May 27, 1937. These two famous bridges in San Francisco Bay are located eight miles from each other..

@lucianomezzetta4332 Год назад

And Mayor Angelo Rossi was most responsible for having them constructed.

@tallspaniard1 2 года назад

This was filmed with the assistance of the Police Department … They were stopping traffic to assist the Film Crew …. Thank you for the Time Travel .

@JoshuaMuse 2 года назад

What a trip! When I was a little kid I thought people way back then saw in black and white haha.

@lorenzogaloppini6140 2 года назад

Me too!

@nobobyelse1789 2 года назад

😂😅 same here. Its amazing to see the past in color. Doesnt seem so long ago now that Im older

@mr.bnatural3700 2 года назад

I was told that there wasn't any color before 1939. Science discovered color spectrum and set off a color bomb so the whole world would have color. Best example of pre-color to post-color is the filming of Wizard of Oz. Starts out in Black and white then suddenly COLOR! Nobody talks about it anymore because it is old news.

@JoshuaMuse 2 года назад

I am glad to know I wasn't the only delusional kid.

@stevemino142 2 года назад

You have an amazing channel...glad I found it there is a lot of effort to recreate this footage of the past very good work

@ivanecho 2 года назад

At 10 minutes mark, can't be certain, however it appears police in a patrol vehicle became interested in the vehicle capturing the footage.

@Kunsoo1024 2 года назад

It does - kind of creeped me out actually

@NELSONSANDY2003 2 года назад

I was born in San francisco, but, raised across the bay in Berkeley. I remember when the bay bridge had an upper and lower deck as a kid. My parents met and married in San Francisco in the early fifty's. My parents would have loved to see this footage in color .

@gryhze 7 месяцев назад

I remember the light fixtures on the SFOBB span. The lamp head had an Art Deco design, dual overhead shade with an amber bulb - a very warm color. The red aerial beacons atop each tower had rotating heads. The upper deck has probably gone through 4 technical changes through the years - the incandescent, mercury vapor, sodium vapor and now LED. The lower deck had for the majority of time, crude 8 foot fluorescent tube lighting fixtures, likely added when the Key System was removed.

@seandelap6268 2 года назад

Amazing footage from an amazing channel.

@NASS_0 2 года назад

thank you

@f82man 2 года назад

Another fantastic Video, Thanks Nass.

@michalbock7648 2 года назад

It is really incredible to see real traffic in 1940s. All these people are dead, their children are now retired. It is just another proof that time flies. We should be grateful for our time here on the earth. We never know when we die, but we will die. It is just matter of time. Come home safely, kiss your parents, kiss your partner, play with your children, feed your pets and act like a real man or woman.

@sonnycorleone2602 2 года назад

Nass, Like many I very much enjoy your vintage uploads ! At 1:21 with the cop car chasing the cameraman in the truck. It feels like the Humphrey Bogart Movie "Dark Passage" in 1947. When he breaks out of San Quintin prison and he is Hiding in back of lauren Bacall's station wagon, who is trying to help him clear his innocent name and find his wife's killer.. Haha. Thank's for the upload. 😀

@mr.bnatural3700 2 года назад

Man, that was the coolest movie. You could really see what S.F. was like back in 1947. And is was a good movie too!

@sonnycorleone2602 2 года назад

@@mr.bnatural3700 Hi Yes, I liked it too. I am a Humphrey Bogart fan and I like his wife Lauren Bacall too. Agnes Moorehead was good as the bad lady. I always thought if Margret Hamilton was not the wicked witch in the movie "The wizard of Oz" Agnes Moorehead would of been good as the wicked witch. LOL. Thanks for your reply. All the best.😁

@Darkk6969 2 года назад

With so many cameras mounted on the same car would be like Google's mapping car of our time. lol

@thehapagirl92 2 года назад

Btw that is the Bay Bridge in Oakland and NOT the Golden Gate Bridge. As someone who is a California native I know the difference and I’ve been there

@NASS_0 2 года назад

thank you

@gaborgredely1848 2 года назад

No Golden gate.

@thehapagirl92 2 года назад

@@gaborgredely1848 No it isn’t the Golden Gate. Do your research. Have you been? I have.

@BixbyConsequence 2 года назад

@@gaborgredely1848 There are many differences, maybe the easiest to spot is the towers shown don't have rectangular sections like the Golden Gate, but rather the X-shaped trusses.

@michaelmartin4552 2 года назад

Easiest way to tell for somebody not used to the area. If there is a tunnel right near one end, it is the Bay Bridge. The Robin Williams Tunnel is about a mile north of the Golden Gate and up a hill. Also, the GG only has 2 towers, one at each end. The OBB has 4 towers, with two in the middle. Finally, there has always been a pedestrian walkway on both sides of the GG. But there were never pedestrian walkways on the upper deck of the OBB (I heave heard conflicting reports there were on the lower deck early on).

@Rosenbar731 2 года назад

The guy crossing the bridge had both a front and rear camera. You can tell by the sequence of cars he passed.

@marstondavis 2 года назад

Sign for Par-T-Pak Cola. My mom used to do ironing with a Par-T-Pak cola bottle with a sprinkler head stopper in it. Also a sign for KSFO Radio. KSFO is still going strong as of today. Also a sign for Shasta soft drinks. They now make Shasta about 1/2 mile from my house in Hayward, Ca.

@DbeeM 2 года назад

Now those were the days ! When you could drive both directions on the upper deck of the bay bridge without traffic congestion . While the trolly cars worked the lower deck. Unthinkable now.

@visionseeker68 2 года назад

And more great time travel video from NASS! Love it.

@timothysdog6130 2 года назад

This is like actually driving through 1940s San Francisco. Thank you so much

@pyrotechnick420 2 года назад

The guy driving was definitely speeding on the bridge with a cop behind him lol

@michaelmartin4552 2 года назад

hHat may well have been a studio cop car, and that was what he was trying to film.

@Rescue162 2 года назад

Interesting indeed. Believe it or not, the San Francisco 49'ers were around in the late 1940s, as a member of the AAFC (All-American Football Conference). They even had winning seasons in those years (12-2 in 1948). They just couldn't get past the Cleveland Browns.

@clintonflynn815 2 года назад

Speaking of browns, you wouldn't believe all the feces in SF these days.

@antuliort 2 года назад

Este canal nos trae archivos espectaculares. Gracias por descubrir el maravilloso pasado de estos lugares emblemáticos!

@susanhumphrey6427 Год назад

Everything looked so new & uncrowded. And the cars were huge!

@IronheadGarage 2 года назад

Great video brings back a lot of great memories. I was Born in 75 and grow up in the bay area Hayward to be exact. In the late 80s my dad was a truck driver I would go with him a lot in the big truck. We would haul containers back and forth from Oakland to Sanfransico docks a few times a day. It was so much fun for me going with him and getting to go across the bay bridge and being able to get so close to the big giant container ships at the docks. I think I can still smell the salt water lol. But in 89 the ground started to shake it was a earth quack and that old bay bridge broke that day. So glad we where not on that bridge that day a few unlucky people where. After that year me and my family moved to Washington State. I never got to go on the ole bridge again miss that place.. Thanks for sharing I really enjoyed it.....

@sfbluedevil8588 Месяц назад

Thank you for this video. I had been driving on this bridge over 57 years

@f.w.2054 2 года назад

Another job well done nass! You're becoming my favorite site

@ESPEEandERIE 2 года назад

When you share this the heading identifies it as the Golden Gate Bridge but it is indeed the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge.

@XXtheJUMPoffXX 2 года назад

Back then no one doing donuts or setting off fireworks on the bridge

@BixbyConsequence 2 года назад

Been here 26 years and I've never seen either one of those things on the bridge. Great story though.

@nimam1171 2 года назад

Unbelievable ! 1940s ? Wow how avant-garde and technically perfect 💞

@liddlekiddle1962 2 года назад

Great video! Been going across the Bay Bridge since 1970! Who's in the car that comes into view at 1:35? I don't see a driver!

@dondressel452 2 года назад

Incredible footage Thank you so much Do you have any footage of Marin county in the 40’s as well

@thierrymassicot3667 2 года назад

Ces vidéos sont incroyables! hallucinant..Mille bravo et mercis à l'équipe.

@steves7896 2 года назад

5:26 Model A era truck, just out and about doing it's thing, like nuthin doin.

@RudeCustoms 3 месяца назад

It is so interesting to see no skyscrapers right before the Fremont Street exit. Also, I wonder what that Guard Shack was for that was at the Fremont Street Exit.

@osmobileusa5958 2 года назад

nass muchas gracias por estos videos tan espectaculares de los años 1940

@deadwood1574 2 года назад

Very cool stock footage, awesome restoration job!

@asteverino8569 2 года назад

Thanks for the new views of crossing the old Bay Bridge. Great!

@spankyharland9845 2 года назад

it is like sending your smart phone back in time to the 40's to capture an event....so cool, so clear and crisp....

@DeeDee21479 2 года назад

This is an amazing video👍🏼😊

@keminoff 2 года назад

DVR in the back of the car! Amazing!

@ricj7517 2 года назад

I was fascinated with all the billboards

@Wesker226 Год назад

I like how the speed limit is also painted on the road, I wonder when they quit doing that?

@Felchenstien 2 года назад

It would be interesting to know what movies these background plates were used in.

@kennysherrill6542 2 года назад

Haven't been down those roads in years, just the cars and trucks are different. 👍👍👍👍👍❤🇺🇸

@noellawrence9092 2 года назад

As a lifelong San Francisco/Oakland resident, I would not have described this video as one depicting driving in San Francisco. It is 95% driving back and forth on the Bay Bridge. Sigh. I was hoping for more.

@nobobyelse1789 2 года назад

Well appreciate what you did get to see. Not too many of these films. I think it was cool to see 40s era bay area in color

@ronaldmiller2740 2 года назад

NOW THESE ARE REAL CARS!!! AND THE 60-70S.. YOU HAD A POLICE CAR SPEEDING UP ON YOU ,,.. HA!!! GREAT VIDEO..

@mr.bnatural3700 2 года назад

It's too bad those cars wore out so fast.

@OSTARAEB4 2 года назад

Some Kaiser's, Frazer's and Studabaker's in this production.

@Yahootie 2 года назад

WoooHooo! My ❤️San Francisco! Thank you! Two way traffic on the upper deck and folks cruising around a breakdown like it was nuthin with no back up. Wow. Who’s working on that time machine I requested? I’m gettin antsy.

@Waya420 2 года назад

woooooow this straight up looks like now but everyone has old cars! what a trip. you can see how much they changed the roads in like just a decade too. like now there are lines and the driving seems to be more regulated. thats wild.

@claudebourbigot4042 2 года назад

Thank you! Already excellent. If i may, i think that that time, the roaring of engines were much more noisy. It was difficult to have a conversation. I recall when i was in a citroen 2cv and believe it was even higher. i am wondering if possible to get car actual soundtrack from car collection clubs.

@ronaldzent6321 10 месяцев назад

Neat looking Black car @6:29. Nice grill.

@bartonlee3594 2 года назад

Two-way traffic on the Bay Bridge then. Trains occupied the lower deck.

@oswaldmosley6179 2 года назад

For the people who live there today, is it similar at all? Somewhat? half way? Close? Not at all? Great video as always.

@Yahootie 2 года назад

Similar yes, but with a lot of empty lots/spaces then that are now all buildings…and of course, the lack of bumper to bumper traffic back then was heavenly…AND you actually knew your neighbors!

@RaymondHng 2 года назад

It is similar except the top deck is westbound traffic while the lower deck is eastbound traffic.

@Non-Artificial-Intelligence 2 года назад

I really enjoy these remastered old films! Will you be doing more of New York City and the five boroughs?

@oakleyxmetal9040 2 года назад

This is the Bay Bridge, not Golden Gate.

@NASS_0 2 года назад

thank you

@alta9dena 2 года назад

The Bay Bridge twin suspension spans have towers with distinctive X shaped cross members. Also there is no tunnel directly adjacent to the Golden Gate suspension span.

@oakleyxmetal9040 2 года назад

Great video!

@michaelstern4674 2 года назад

I enjoy these vidios of the good ole days when I grew up TY

@ronaldmiller2740 2 года назад

SAD ALL THESE CARS ARE GONE AND THESE PEOPLE ARE DEAD, THE CITY HAS CHANGED..

@Kunsoo1024 2 года назад

Kids in the cars may still be alive. A 20 year old driving any of those cars would be just over 100. Not likely alive, but possibly.

@ProfessorTime 2 года назад

This is the Bay Bridge - - NOT the Golden Gate Bridge.

@NASS_0 2 года назад

thank you

@zoltangal6818 2 года назад

The original film, the film factory raw footage shot with several cameras at the same time, editing stills?

@dgatan 2 года назад

Btw it is so strange to see the Fremont st exit look like this in this much clarity. Makes it feel like a completely different place but today lol

@JustFunandGames 2 года назад

It's interesting that everyone drove old cars back then...

@williamdutton1993 2 года назад

The Keys Train operated on the lower deck.

@windsorkid7069 2 года назад

This the Qakland bay bridge not the beautiful Golden Gate bridge. I live near San Francisco and I've crossed over both bridges hundreds of times.

@josephhewes3923 2 года назад

This is the same car, going across the bridge, with multiple cameras shooting at the same time.

@spiff8862 2 года назад

....and to think that approx 37 years later, I would be driving that same bridge with 4 lanes heading into the city on the upper deck (coming in from Walnut Creek) in my 1983 Mitsubishi Cordia on my way to work at AT&T located at 430 Bush St.

@LondonUnderground186 2 года назад

2:29 The KSFO sign 😍

@jazjaz2364 2 года назад

wonderful footage

@thestevedoughtyshow27 2 года назад

Driving on the bridge back then was a blood bath, head on and side swipes were common. Where they got off the bridge put you onto I480 after 1957. I wish they had gone to the end of the bridge on 5th street and then we could have seen the round about.

@mr.bnatural3700 2 года назад

With All the STOP signs being Yellow back then.......... How did people know to stop?

@Yahootie 2 года назад

They knew how to read. That’s my guess.

@michaelmartin4552 2 года назад

They were yellow until 1954. And that is all you knew at the time.

@mr.bnatural3700 2 года назад

@@michaelmartin4552 Thinking about it, I remember white, black, yellow, blue, green, red and brown stop signs. All signs had reflectors because reflective paint wasn't used yet. Kids and teens would steal the reflector and put them on their bikes and jalopys.

@cynthiafeagin6956 2 года назад

Fascinating like you are riding in the car with the filmmaker

@AdnanAdnan-gg7hg 2 года назад

Beautiful thanks Nass

@droppin_sik_beets 2 года назад

You can tell that one guy was texting while driving.

@carjen121 2 года назад

Oh my goodness couldn’t believe when I saw the San Francisco Golden Bridge. No traffic wow💕👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

@michaelmartin4552 2 года назад

This is the Oakland Bay Bridge. The coloring is incorrect, it should be silver and not red as it is at times.

@ILOVEBACONBOY2018 2 года назад

No cell phones allowed kids!

@kosmostrator1 2 года назад

The 4th crossing segment at 08:00, from Yerba Buena to San Francisco, shows the best vista view of Treasure Island from the Bay Bridge. If this film had been taken just about 8 years earlier, there would have been a fantastic view of the 1939-40 Golden Gate International Exposition, the great world's fair! And if seen at night, the views would have been incredible!!

@srercrcr 2 года назад

I can't help but recall when a section of the Bay Bridge collapsed and a driver plunged to his death. 1980's?

@Fro_ozo 2 года назад

I saw these old picture of San Francisco in the official subreddit for I think San Francisco or California but they were in color and the minimal amount of cars and people shocked me. I’ve had to travel threw San Francisco Numerous times to get over the bay bridge and Golden Gate Bridge , seeing the minimal amount of people and cars on the streets in this video just feels unnerving cause I’m so used to seeing atleast 100+ cars one way and 100+ cars in the opposite direction.

@dharmapersona2084 2 года назад

Epic Bridge 🌉

@juanmontoya6622 Год назад

Spock: "Captain, NASS archives points to a great Civilization in this area."Kirk: "Spock, really? I just stepped on a Mojón, and there are five needles stuck on your shoes." Spock: "😖"