World Most Dangerous Bridge In Japan. It Leaves Drivers With Panic Attacks

Roller coaster fanatics will absolutely love taking a drive on this bridge. The Eshima Ohashi Bridge in Japan, which connects the cities of Matsue and Sakaiminato, spans more than one mile and only has two tony lanes.

Not only do drivers have to deal with the steep angles of the bridge, but they also have to keep their cars a safe distance away from oncoming traffic.

Now footage of the drive is getting attention- and once you take a peek for yourself, you’ll understand why!

In addition to the frighteningly narrow lanes, there’s also a place for fearless pedestrians to stroll. This is one of the busiest bridges (as well as the largest rigid-frame bridge) in Japan and things are even more dangerous when pedestrians are present. The Eshima Ohashi Bridge has a gradual gradient of 6.1% and 5.1% on each of the sides.

If you’re brave enough to watch this footage, press «play» on the video below. Only the toughest souls in the world dare to venture on the Eshima Ohashi Bridge!