Thank you for your comment 😁👍 I hope it isn't the climate change we hear about, hopefully more a coincidence... Driving up here has been horrible in between.. Not that I don't like a good challenge, because I really do, but there has hardly been any time for breathing, and enjoying the scenery this season..
That is very beautiful scenery I’m not a truck driver but I love watching trucks in different countries wish I can live in Norway and travel with the truck driver I’m watching amazing scenery amazing weather love winter thanks for showing
many thanks Slipses for bringing us in the cabin with you, beautiful landscapes and good music ... always the number one for travel in northern europe. Good road my friend !!! 👍👍👍
Just found your video,The best lorry driving video I have come across regarding the camera angles and content. I, like a lot of viewers I assume, are retired drivers. And its good to have a real "through the windscreen" film. thank you, and safe journeys.
Great to have you make me stop the video and scan the European Road Map for the places that you are at, or going to. Makes me want to be back on the road again....even at 75yrs of age :( Drive safe, [see] you in part two. Grahame.
Hahaha 😂 that is awesome Grahame, a couple of hours ago, I talked to my wife, and I asked her if, I should have made a map for the video? , and her reply was prompt, she said : no, your viewers will enjoy being a little interactive with your video 😁👍 I guess I should listen to her more 😉😂😂 Either way, I am happy you enjoyed the trip 😉👍 I promise to work hard on getting part two done 😉
I'm amazed at how quiet your truck is. I used to drive an International 9700 years ago (325 hp, 9 speed, 16m trailer), and it was much louder inside. I drove mostly in to and out of Quebec in Canada. I remember many nights of heavy snow, -40°C, putting on tire chains (we called it "hanging iron).
Thank you very much Ron 😁👍 I am fine thank you, just getting slightly tired, I look forward to the spring now to be honest... The weather has been downright tiresome this season..
Great video Slipses , iv'e just came across your channel ill start watching some of your older videos , love your roads id say it is beautiful in summer and spring
Great video, looking forward to the trip home. Recognized some of the places from watching European Roads and Teslabjørn's videos. I have even driven my virtual Scania truck (garaged in Aalburg) through some areas (like E6) in Norway on the European Truck Simulator game. Unfortunately they only did the very southern part of Norway but a enthusiasts group called ProMods added the road and some cities from Oslo to Trondheim. Apparently the person who was working on Norway got sick and wasn't able to return to it, at least the story I heard. With Sweden and Finland they went all the way north, maybe someday Norway will be completed. The other thing is that the game is only set in summer although since you can't get out of your truck to put on chains that's probably a good thing.
Hey Slipses, that’s a lovely video man. The weather was hostile in places and just shows the skill that is required to keep the wheels pointing downwards😆. Nice to see another vid from you, it’s been a while. Look forward to part 2. Regards to you and your family.👍🏻🚚🇬🇧❄️😎
I’ve had the chance to go through this road from Morocco by Spain France and Germany I really loved it !!now I’m willing to get the licence to drive in Canada wish me good luck fellas !! Good luck bro and take care
Nice one again Slipses, that's why your at the top of "must see videos" !, l also appreciate the effective background music, which does not "over power" the video. (I think your formatting is perfect)
Hi, Slipses Stunning video ! Remind me plenty of souvenirs... I have been to Trondheim (from Fr.) with a Scania 141 "bill och slåp" in the eighties, when the winters were hard... Deep congrats ! and hat off... it's a hell of a job ! Salut, from Paris, Fr.
I am so sorry it took me so long to get a new video done, but I have lacked inspiration, and the weather, has been terrible, so when my work day is done, all I could think of, was something to eat, and then get some sleep..
I see. Remmeber when driving in heavy rain, I stopped and watching it through the windshield until I dozed off. In this video I could follow your trip closer by searching map you've noted. That's great.
I really enjoyed your ride . Felt like I was your co-driver just for 20 minutes. Hopefully you will always having journey like this. Pay my regards to your family. Loves from Tibet.
The one thing good about being a truckers is not being inside of a building for 8 hrs and dealing with annoying people. Sadly the problem today is high ⛽ and brokers who trying to pocket all the 💵💸. And this is happening to all you 🚛 around the world. B SAFE 🚛💨💨💨💨 🇺🇲 🇧🇻
I live in souther norway and we had no snow in the winter but up in Sirdalen was it alot of snow but i like when it is litle snow because then i am with the truck drivers from a company called for Westco miljø there i am as a helper to help the truck driver in the school time because i hate the school and the teacher said to me that i can work 3 hours on every friday and have 3 more hours of truck driving and see the butifull norway country side
Hi Leif 😊 I can only give you one piece of advice, try make the most of your school, because you will find being a truck driver, requires much more than just driving skills.. 😉 Maybe see you out there on the road one day 😊👍
Wauv..... den video fortjener dælme en thumbs up eller to ! * credits for hele produktionen med kameraføring og underlægsmusik * credits for location * credits for køretøjet * credits for at skrive et nydeligt engelsk I det hele taget bare : wauv!! Smukt arbejde! :-)
Kan ikke være mere enig med dig Hans. Det får mig til at overveje at sætte mig bag rattet igen efter 17 års fravær Så kommer jeg heldigvis i tanke om bagsiden af medaljen, og dropper det igen, men @slipses flot flot arbejde
Where i live, no one can drive when there's 5cm fo snow, all the truck stop by the side of the roads. Do you just drive slower, or do you have special tires, or are you more skilled ?
Hi Sillicates 😊 of course we drive a little slower on these narrow winding roads, much depending on the temperature, the colder, the faster we go, the worst temperatures are those just around 0 degrees C. The snow gets wet and more slippery. Driving in Norway, requires real winter tires on all axles, it is mandatory from Oct 15th to April 15th for the North.. If you get stopped for inspection, you won't be allowed to continue your trip, before all tires has been changed, and approved and you will get a hefty fine on top. Another thing that helps us to keep going, is that we use 3 axle trucks, bogie or tandem drive, the 2 axle trucks used in Southern Europe, aren't suitable for driving in these conditions.
Slipses, did you ever upload your video of part 3 ,your trip down to Italy?, ( I've never been able to find it, gave up after a while), but I'm curious If I have missed it , Your still the best with the variety of camera angles with views, plus well balanced background music.
Fantastic video ..Beautiful Norway...i was there last year and traveled from Oslo to Bergen by train across the snowy mountains . what a lovely trip it was,, i wish i was back there now today, i so want to travel up to the north of norway ,,Can you please tell me if there is any long distance buses from Oslo up north ?? i'm watching your video from my sick bed . i think i have Cv 19 but im waiting on a test later when they have enough kits.. your video has cheered me up lots,, look forward to watching the rest of your trips ,,stay safe driver,, best wishes Alan, 🍀🍀🍀🚛🚚👍👍
Hi Alan, hope you are doing fine and feeling better. I travelled several times by car through norway. In my youth I did interrail through scandinavia as well but that was a long time ago. I looked on the internet and found these links. Trainconnections: www.happyrail.com/en/rail-map-norway but there seems to be also good bus connections. www.lonelyplanet.com/norway/transport/getting-around/bus and nordnorge.com/en/northern-norway-by-bus/ . Think also about taking the boat that goes all the way up from Bergen to Kirkeness. www.visitnorway.com/plan-your-trip/getting-around/by-boat/hurtigruten/
This was excellent. I know all these places and roads and it was like being at home. I enjoyed watching a lot, thank you :-) Did you take the E3 or only the E6 ?
Thank you very much Ade 😊👍 I am glad you enjoyed the trip 😊 going north i usually go up via Riksvei 3 and then E6.. And on most trips I go via Sweden home, E4 or E45 depending on weather, and my temperament 😉😁
Maybe it is a dumb question but, how much the ferry cost from Danmark to Sweden? Wouldn't it be more cheaper to get to Sweden on the road via the bridge/tunnel between Copenhagen and Malmö?
It's not a dumb question, and the reason why we use the ferries from Gothenburg, is that it is quite a long detour if we continue to Malmö, and use the bridge ( which is also pretty costly to cross) Often we use the "ferry rule" for our nightly rest, and we can deliver in ie Padborg, by the border to Germany, about 12 hours earlier.. So we save time, money and diesel this way..
@@Slipse thank you a lot for your answer :) Oh i see, the ferry allows you to drive more in the end and to do more km on the road instead of doing big detours and loosing driving hours. Cheers from Southern France :).
Usually a round-trip is between 8 to 10 days, depending if the loads are finished in time, road closures due to bad weather etc. Some trips, I offload in Sweden, then take another trip before I go home.. Then ofc some extra days are added 😉
Flot tur du er på. Tager du også til Norge på sommerferie, nu hvor du elsker den natur ? Mht til folk der spørg om ruten, så kan man lave den på Google Maps, og så bare tage et skærm billede, og så vedhæfte den i videoen tænker jeg
Takker Mike 😁👍 nej desværre er der ikke rigtig tid til at rejse, når jeg endelig har ferie, der er hus og have, der også skal passes 😉 Men den dag kommer vel 😁 Jeg synes det er fint, at folk selv følger lidt med, i stedet for at få alt serveret på et fad 😉👍
@@Slipse Just I was asking about per km tariff rate for goods transport in Scandinavian country. I am not interested in what does your boss pay. In India 1700 rupees per ton
In Europe drivers are paid by how hours in day you drive or how km in month you drive so we dont now how our boss gets. In 90 Scandinavia county you get 3 euro per Km for one load. But today becourse all Scandinavian Countries are in Eu it lower becourse lot transport are made by chepaer East Europe companys from Latvia Estonia or Poland. So if you have 2 euro per Km it good load.
Johnny M , i don't think you have to stop at customs down in EU as he did entering Norway. Norway, iceland and Lichtenstein are not members and don't know what Euro is. I think the Finns regret that part.
Just a hint. Leave the music out from these videos. I watch a lot of POV driving channels and music really ruins these videos. We viewers like to listen to the engine work and all that. Otherwise good stuff.
I hear you, but to me music is part of driving, and besides, you'd be bored by listening to the audio books I listen to - in Danish 😉 and my phone conversations I like to keep private 😉 so I try make this combination.. Believe me, it is hard to suit everyones taste in videos 😉
I see. Some people stop other stuff they are doing just to give these videos natural sound effects. But I know it can be inconvenient. Kristo Boginski is a good example tho. Keep it up even if my opinion isn't something you want to pursue. Greetings from Finland.
Watching at this, I can only imagine how awful and sad is living in such a cold, rainy, snowy, dark, isolated country and how difficult is to drive on permanently iced roads for many months per year...
I agree with you on the driving part, it is a good challenge 😊 but I don't find it a sad place, on the contrary.. I love the north, life is just different, than ie. Southern Europe 😊
Slipses thanks for answering, I respect your position about the north but as an italian I can’t agree with it... Have a nice day and good luck for your job🙂
@@francescomerli2704 Io, da italiano invece stò prendendo seriamente in considerazione di trasferirmi a vita nel nord europa, vivere in italia è triste, non per il luogo ma per il popolo. In questi giorni poi non puoi negarlo
