Extreme Trucks #26 - QUADS! MASSIVE four quad trailer road trains in ACTION outback Australia 

The skill of the drivers to navigate these massive trucks safely is amazing. Good on them for constantly bringing the necessities of life to those in the outback.

My dad would've loved to see this. A lifelong trucker, he used to drive doubles on the New York State Thruway before he passed in '88. Thank you for the video.

Well, all I can say is..... if I get behind one of them 1) I won't be overtaking 2) stay 4 x cars behind 3) Have to admire the skills of these men. 😊

bravo Australia transport from Greece VOLVO truck driver .

Thank you for share this Australia outback video

Up 'ere in Canada, we don't/can't run road trains. Doubles at best, in varying combinations depending on where you are. We have had A-trains, C-trains, and right now B-trains are quite common (for fuel tankers). Out in Western Canada, they've had "Rocky Mountain doubles" for years, one 48 or 53 up front, with a 28ft on the tail. Recently, the Eastern provinces have been allowing "LCV's" (long-combination vehicles) of 2- 53' trailers, using a pintle hook and converter dolly to tow the second unit. These are subject to quite strict limits, and can NOT deviate from set routes even when the big road is closed. If you had enough power and enough private property, I suppose the sky would be the limit, but just not on the public streets and roads. However, with our length restrictions, the weight of the cargo you can haul on major roads can be quite ridiculous, depending on your axle count and configuration. The term "quad" in North America would be interpreted as axle count under a unit. While tandems are obviously most popular, tri-axles, quads, and quints, (even more sometimes) are not unheard of. Most old-hands would call them "three-leggers" or "four-leggers". Carrying more weight isn't just a matter of buying wagons with more axles, though. More weight, or any sort of abnormality in your equipment simply equates to more money raped out of your hide by the Ministry of Transport. You pay before you play.

Great video these truckies know how to drive

3x ABB-Quads, 2x BAA-Quads

Technically none of these are actually quad road trains, there are combinations of ab ab , ba ab, but a quad road train is a full semi ( b trailer) dolly then another B and continues for 4 b trailers

Thank you for featuring some nice quads!

I gotta know; why the converter dolly/A-Train setups? Why not use B-Trains?

hello from México

I AM about to move to north hope will be driving one of the Quad, and thanks for the VId

Good one

In Riau Indonesia 5 Volvo f16:(250-350tons of loggings )

Máquinas simplesmente incríveis!De Ituiutaba _MG,Brasil,as 14:33,em 22/08/20

These Drivers do not get paid enough for the risks they run.

Такие автопоезда очень актуальны для россии с её огромными расстояниями и потребностью к перевозкам! Но, нет ни дорог, ни терминаловт нет квалифицированных водителей, нет обучения водителей. Всеобщее воровство, коррупция, невежество чиновников, не соблюдение законов...

Мага дагы качан ушундай уззун 35 метирлик кыялдакыдай фура келет екен аа Мерс Актрос деген тезиреек еле Насип болсо екен мага дагы ИНШААЛАХ ИНШААЛАХ ИНШААЛАХ ИНШААЛАХ ИНШААЛАХ ИНШААЛАХ ИНШААЛАХ

Hedon sekali sodaraku

Hi. I from Poland 🇵🇱 and sorry a my english😔. In Australia is much track driver from my country?? 🙂

What engines do they use?

油罐車👍

Muito legal o vídeo !

Imagine trying to reverse this up a narrow road

Another cool vid. l'm guessin' you're up north on holidays at the moment?

What are the payloads these tractors are hauling?