In the philippines , driving is 10% knowledge 90% god be with you.

@omegamelody6947

6 жыл бұрын

hahahahhaa

@jonjonmendoza2629

5 жыл бұрын

rgalang74 hahaha lol

@adrielfamilyvlog7524

3 жыл бұрын

TIME IS RUNNING. REPENT YOUR SINS TO OUR GOD FATHER JESUS CHRIST AND HE WILL SAVE YOU AND HEAL YOU AND RESTORE YOU.

@restartedv69

Жыл бұрын

No because if your driving skills is 10% then there should be more accident so its the opposite

As local of Manila, a car enthusiast who enjoys driving (even in Manila traffic), and as a fan of Andrew's show, Canada's Worst Driver, I can say that MOST of the contestants in CWD will be considered a normal driver in Manila (example: Brittany from Seaason 14. She's like many drivers in Manila.) If I win the lottery, I would bring the CWD show in the Philippines and have Andrew host it. That'll be a blast. LOL!

@finnmurtons8727

3 жыл бұрын

PWD tas buong populasyon ng maynila nasa episode

Filipino driver's might look crazy but there's a method in the madness and it takes skill

@maayongaga729

6 жыл бұрын

Gregory Craig Yup...genius. Your eyes on the road while receiving and returning money back to your passenger.

@ostapbendervan7874

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah sure death rate?

It's a hell hole to drive in the Philippines especially if you're living in cities like Manila or Cebu. Most of them doesn't follow simple traffic rules plus you can't see them using turn lights in their cars.

@Nil_Sama

6 жыл бұрын

James Scott I agree personally I think Cebu is much worse... But when you get to the countryside it is very nice. 😊😊😊

@Nil_Sama

6 жыл бұрын

James Scott I agree personally I think Cebu is much worse... But when you get to the countryside it is very nice. 😊😊😊

@markfisher5628

3 жыл бұрын

Cebu is just as bad

@ostapbendervan7874

3 жыл бұрын

The whole area to the Vietnam

@markfisher5628

3 жыл бұрын

@@ostapbendervan7874 vietnam where crossing the road is considered suicide

if you survive driving in the philippines you'll survive driving elsewhere

@peterharwood1430

5 жыл бұрын

I was the only ever white police tricycle driver Caloocan zone 128. Hindi problema. Ingat

@dexterjoseph4384

5 жыл бұрын

Nope. If you survive driving in the Philippines, you'll bring your bad driving habits with you and you'll get fined or arrested elsewhere.

@Dongzzzzzz

5 жыл бұрын

@@dexterjoseph4384 if you are used to driving in the Philippines that means your reflexes are sharp and you are always paranoid and anticipating everything kinda like a future vision. The habits is depending on the person whether the driver is disciplined while surviving metro Manila or one of those people who make Metro Manila unsafe

@globomanni8407

3 жыл бұрын

It seems, that you never have been to India, isn't it? That's by far worse !

I love the Psychic part @30:00... "Will I get into a car accident while I'm here in Manila?" Yes you deserve it LOL

@maayongaga729

6 жыл бұрын

manipulators2007 😆😆😆

@aj339

6 жыл бұрын

Lol she didnt undetstand him so she just said yes and you deserve it ahe must taught that he said will i be luck and survive

@victorrembernardo3128

6 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😂Yes you deserve it,,

I'm an Aussie, a big fan of Canada's Worst Driver. I'm going to the Philippines for the first time at the end of this year & after watching this I feel absolutely horrified. No way I'm driving those unsafe vehicles!! How can you get your licence that easily by going around in an empty car lot, that's outrageous & insane! No wonder they don't have any road knowledge

Driving in Manila, easy. Even a girl can do it. Definitely driving the streets made her a better racer than most men.

Oh my!!!! Lol :) the most funny on this video is when he took the test for philippine driver's license. Answers are posted on the wall BIG hahahahahaha

@kornkernel2232

6 жыл бұрын

So true lol! That's exactly the big culprit too! Seriously why even bother taking a test when its basically giving you answers and the driving test is a complete joke and waste of time. No wonder why most are uneducated on traffic rules and etiquette. It's like giving away a driver's license.

damn i kept on laughing for about 5 minutes because of that tarot card reader and seeing your reaction

I am a Filipino who had been to India, and I would say traffic in Manila is a lot less crazy than in Mumbai or Pune.

@hunterjackman7217

Жыл бұрын

22 million residents in Mumbai, 14 in Manila. I wonder why.

If you're actually willing enough, the first thing you need to do in Manila traffic is to relax and cool your head. Lean back and actually enjoy the fact that you have a cushion in the bucket seat. The next thing to do is to simply follow the rules of the road that you were taught whichever place you came from because it's practically the same elsewhere due to the Vienna Convention on Road Signs and Signals. The Philippines follows the minimum standard set by the Convention so there aren't any unconventional or weird rules and markings that would confuse you, unlike Japan or the UK. The third thing to do is actually more sensible than you might think; it is to be alert and *drive fast*. Driving isnt a stationary activity. If you want to get from point A to point B in as little time as possible and limiting your exposure to crap driving as much as possible, then stick to the speed limit all the time and you will actually get to your destination with minimal conflict. One of my biggest problems with Filipinos driving is that they're aggressive AND slow, hogging the overtaking lane at 80kph and brake checking you if you flash them to move over when there's nobody in the right lanes. How utterly ironic and moronic. Keep in mind, just because you're driving fast doesn't mean you have to make you and your passengers nauseated. You also have to drive smooth. Be like Jackie Stewart; he even made a VHS about it. Learn how to drive smooth and fast, seriously. It'll save your life. Surviving Philippine traffic isn't about picking up your balls and acting tough like a jeepney driver, it's about actually staying safe and being alert. If you survive Philippine traffic, try doing so without harboring the bad habits here. That's why i can get into highway 401 and into Downtown Toronto within minutes and still be feeling fresh.

"WW2 destroyed our amazing PT system" It's been 70 years dude.

@finnmurtons8727

3 жыл бұрын

and the country's never recovered. I wish i was playin

@kuyapeylotexpeditionsph340

2 жыл бұрын

Haha

I can't believe it was actually that easy to get a license there holyshit lol. Here in Canada it's a whole 3 year process to get your full license. First year you take a knowledge test to acquire your learners or G1 ( you can only drive with someone that has a full license while you're a G1) and with that you have to have it for 1 year before you can finally take your road test and acquire a G2 license. At this point you're allowed to drive by yourself but only after driving for another year after that will you be allowed take the advanced road test to finally get your full license. But the process in Philippines is nuts !! I cannot believe the process was that fast and the actual driving test is in a closed area!! Here in Canada it's actually on the road. Crazy man.

@benjaminallan2756

6 жыл бұрын

Dont even get me started on the fact that it looks like they do not need to safety their vehicles before it's allowed on the road.. Here in Canada again our vehicles need to pass a rigorous safety and e-test to be certified fit for the road. You can't just buy a car and start driving it.

@cultofpersonaliity69

5 жыл бұрын

you should test your driving skills here lol

@lafingas555

5 жыл бұрын

3 years just to get a licence to drive an automatic car?

@melagustin3423

5 жыл бұрын

Many experienced drivers from the Philippines struggle with getting their G2. In the Philippines traffic rules are merely suggestions. As long as you can get your vehicle to run from point A to point B, doesn’t matter if you know the rules or not.

@paolobediones9255

5 жыл бұрын

Drivers here in philippines are talented but asshole. I admit I learned to drive in just one day but I studied all the road signage.

"Yes..." - Jorel Cornelio, Driving instructor

I love how you made this a funny documentary rather then an issue that we should be concern about. 😁

@kuyapeylotexpeditionsph340

2 жыл бұрын

Heavy traffic is an issue that should be discussed especially as Manila is a developing city.

a famous F1 british driver came once in Manila and witnessed the local driving he then concluded that Filipino drivers can qualify easily in the Formula One race...and I'm serious......

"I feel like a giant" "You are a giant" "Boy oh boy that's tight"

@moonswiftwater2211

6 жыл бұрын

Cafekun l

@aj339

6 жыл бұрын

PORN

Funny enough when I had my aunt visit me in Canada and I drove her around she was terrified sometimes b/c the traffic here moves so much faster. When I pointed out I wasn't likely to hit something, and it was unlikely someone would hit me, she pointed out that a collision in the Philippines is at least slow. With that mentality in mind I still refuse to drive on visits, even a slow collision can do a lot of damage.

@manuelergcruz

6 жыл бұрын

It's safe to drive fast when all the other vehicles with you on the road are obeying traffic rules.

You are a funny guy, I can't believed you managed to do that in the Philippines! I'm proud of you Jon.

Filipino drivers who are not following traffic rules,driving fast should lose their license

I think as of the start of 2019, the number of cars in the country multiplied drastically. The amount of cars you will see in this video doubled (or maybe quadrupled or worse) as of today especially in 2017 when there are more than 170,000 brand new vehicles (that doesn't include used 2nd hand vehicles) released from the showrooms because everyone can get a new car from low down payment prices. Now the city I live in gets longer travel times than before thanks to it

I'm a pro tricycle driver as well. and just like at 11:00 I drive a 1999 Kawasaki HD 125cc, only a better conditiond one.

That has just given me a excuse to get my license in the Philippines as a souvenir

If the traffic isn't bad enough this guy drives like a Canadian.

I drove in the Philippines once. Scariest 2 blocks of my life. I don't know how my family drives there. But then again, they're amazed on how fast people drive in the US.

@Johnnybegood627

6 жыл бұрын

Christian del Castillo, I learned how to drive in Manila and now I live here in NYC. The traffic situation in Manila and nyc is almost the same. We have pedicabs, horses, pedestrian crossing all over too. Taxi drivers here are just the same as jeepney drivers in Manila, unruly. Practice to drive here in Manhattan first before driving in Manila and I'm pretty sure you can make it.

Well done, a great film.

That intro made me give this video a thumbs up

This guy is amazing really plz come back to nairobi

if u can survive driving in manila, you can survive driving anywhere lol

Yep...just came back from there...and it was crazy in 3 weeks to go on the roads! But, I want to go back soon!!

Very interesting! I'd like to try it! Especially the jeepney! 😃

Never,ever drive in the Philippines, most drivers are unlicensed, uninsured and uneducated about traffic rules.

@infiltr80r

6 жыл бұрын

Tell someone about the right hand rule, you'll get a confused look. It's bigger has right of way here, so when I give way to a scooter in a car, I just cause confusion.

@splad126

6 жыл бұрын

what traffic rules?!

@chuckybrenaire6023

6 жыл бұрын

splad126 means Ignorance and stupidity!

@robertofrank5163

6 жыл бұрын

There is only one rule: There are no rules! My wife got a Student permit for 515 PHP. She can change it after 5 weeks already to a Non-prof. driver licence. Requirements: NONE! Just pay some fee for the driver licence.

@laramero

6 жыл бұрын

Mikey then don't go there ever again stupid ass.

The first time I drive my American uncle in the streets of Manila he almost got a heart attack coz he said in the states the roads are wide and the cars drive not close to each other

Im visit Manila many times,,,exelent program

I once lived in the Philippines but now I migrated to the United States and decided to take a driver's licence, watching this made me realized how dangerous it is driving in the Philippines...

@Daybr3ak1991

7 жыл бұрын

and white people say asians cant drive, drive in philippines and you know how hard it is for you to drive there. while filipinos drive easily in western countries

@Lucivius27

7 жыл бұрын

WOw you are really proud of how barbaric a lot of filipino drivers.

@MKARAIDEN

7 жыл бұрын

I went there as tourist i never drived there, but as a passenger in taxi, i was really scared !!! It's look to me dangerous and riskly, but for the driver this is just a everyday driving style. But i need to admit they really have good skill for driving stress control, during my whole stay i never seen a crash, bump or scratching an car, i was really surprised !

@infiltr80r

6 жыл бұрын

YggdraSsilL91, breaking every rule, making driving more stressful and killing more people on the road does not mean it's "skill". Death is final and it's better to stay alive and drive rather than be dead and done.

My grandpa said that since the 90s the traffic was already worse. Me, as a grade 9 student, getting to my school in Sampaloc Manila is a bullshit. I'm from Progreso, San Juan and every mondays and tuesdays, the traffic was freakingly bad that i don't want to go to school anymore.

30:00 "Will I get in to a car accident while I'm in Manila?" Taro card reader: "Of course. Yes ... Because you deserve it" LOL

@takitobutface6805

6 жыл бұрын

Melanie Juantala maybe hes hiding something like he did before and the lady knows it👼🏼

My favorite episode is at Lapaz Bolivia it reminds me of Baguio City and La Trinidad Benguet

imagine that you're not even embarking passengers and taking their fares it becomes more difficult

Nice thanks for trying, Thanks for your video

I use my B.C. Canada and/or Washington state driver's license in the Philippines because as a pothead, I can never pass the piss test required by the LTO 😂😂😂

awesome...

Having lived in the Philippines for 3 months, this video becomes the funniest shit ever seen.

@infiltr80r

6 жыл бұрын

Having lived in the Philippines for 3 years, it makes me sad.

@frainmark8368

6 жыл бұрын

Dreadly lived there 3 months hahaha

Just saw this video. The way he got his license was the same to what I went through when I got it in 2012, the same place, LTO east avenue main branch. From the same laboratory urine testing office(there are tons to choose from at the time), to the driving area, even his driving examiner was the same guy and I also rented that same car for the examination. The difference at that time was, after the written exam I went to a room were we watch some video.

@kuyapeylotexpeditionsph340

2 жыл бұрын

Haha

i think in developing contries its always like this, even in rich countries a lot of rude drivers, u should see how they drive in rome lol

I totally enjoyed this video. It's weird to foreigners totally normal to pinoys😃

Nice challenge sir. this is sad for my country but you did a good job. even me don't want to drive in my own country, I hate traffic. thanks for sharing your :D

He makes it sounds fun to drive here in manila. Lol

Driving test was like my truck licence test 😁

The first time I landed in Manila I had to wait 3 hours at airport for a taxi it was the worst traffic jam they had in a long time that was 4 years ago

Funniest and scariest documentary I've seen in my whole life!

bravo to the tarot card reader.

Very CooL

You have malaing itlog Man. I enjoyed watching your video. I lived there over eight years And every year or so I'd give driving in manila a try however found public transport much more relaxing.

love Manila just like Nairobi.

@38:00, priceless...his face looked like a little school boy on his/her first date.

If you want to drive here in the Philippines you must have the skills and patience because It will save you and other drivers from accident. Just sayin. I enjoy reading all the comments. Keep safe everyone.

I think you overlooked the part on the exams when you got your Phil. license that Tricycles are not allowed to travel on the"main" roads.

Survival? You 've got that right! Good luck! I'll be crazy if I'm there.

Waw, there are some unique vehicles at there

Of all the episode, Manila leg seems to be the best and the worst one. I enjoyed watching this. And if you guys wanted to be an F1 driver and best in the world, maybe I'll recommend to try drive first in Manila.I'd been to Manila twice and people in their are friendly and nice

@moome1649

6 жыл бұрын

k8kk ertuiwa Yeah they are nice not on the road.

I have been a passenger of a car here in the Philippines for three weeks and can say I'm glad I'm not driving

kers, kers, kers, everywhere!!

Mr. Younghusband. You are very brave... however.... next time try Mumbai.... it is marginally better than Manila... which is not saying much.

Everyone get the grand tour guys down there @theGrandtour

Job well done buddy!

Thursday late night shopping starts around 2 pm in the afternoon

Having been to Manila many times I can tell you I wouldnt have a car in Manila. I would probably have motorbike only. I used jeepney, train, FX, etc. If I lived out in the countryside I would have a jeep. Thats my opinion. They also have Uber and Grab too.

Canadas worst drivers ever should have taken their exam here

Too many people and too many cars in such a small country where there are 7000 people lives per square miles compare to only 79 people live per square miles in the U S. Think about it. There ain’t enough room. Stop producing people!!!

@spanishsausage4731

6 жыл бұрын

Alfredo Altares, Jr. As if you're not a Filipino, yes you may live somewhere else but this is reality. Don't be too narrow, don't compare a big country with an island packed with lots of people.

@kornkernel2232

6 жыл бұрын

The population isn't exactly the problem though, comparing to some other neighbouring Asian countries with similar population density, their traffic is nowhere near as close as to this, if ever. It is really the problem that is already shown in this episode. Public transportation is also very ineffective and fragmented that contributes a lot to this traffic problem not just in Metro Manila but the whole, only with lesser issues that can be addressed easier than Manila. The Philippines though indeed not fit to be a "carnation" because of small available landmass with a huge population. A unified and effective mass transportation system is really the solution for people to commute, and needs to eliminate old current "systems".

He is a kind hearted man.

That’s my experience of visiting Manila back in 2014 , full of complaints

LOL...He's hilarious! ''driving the biggest piece of scrap in his life''.............:D,,What's the hand signal for crapping in my pants?...lol!

Do you know that the jeepneys are military jeeps and trucks left behind by the united states military during japanese occupation and some even came from the japanese and the locals use them for public transport then for more passengers to fit they made them longer and put some roof to protect from the heat. FYI

My girlfriend is from Antipolo and she says it's very much like this, and watching this episode she said she's often scared to cross the street alone because of the driving habits there, at least in Manila.

@kuyapeylotexpeditionsph340

Жыл бұрын

Caution is needed always.

@juliusnepos6013

Ай бұрын

At least there is very strict traffic ordinances in the city near where I am (as well as a proper traffic light system and decongestion of roads)

This guy driving like scary bunny on his face 😂 holy shiiit 😅

awesome very funny guy..

I'd like how there are so many vehicles to loo at. More interesting than my country

yup.... Filipino here...so sad and at the same time angry about out traffic situation...but if you can drive here and get to your destination unscathed,then you can drive anywhere in the world....even Indy 500 or formula one racing...😂

So as India and Africa but all three countries definitely crazy. At 8:55 that’s crazy how they got so many option to take. I wonder how they all doing due to covet 19

Most of the weight off a tricycle is on the back wheels so the front wheel shakes 😂

Omg 😲 I had a nervous break down riding on the autobahn no freaking way I could handle this 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

Who takes 6 kids with them just to buy some groceries. Theyt are poor and it cost so much to transport that many kids around.

@yap09

6 жыл бұрын

if they're poor it might not be safe for them to leave the kids alone at home

@maayongaga729

6 жыл бұрын

Daniel Alt Not everyone poor bro. Kids like to go shopping too.

driving in the P.I. makes me have road rage, because as an american pinoy i feel i know the rules of the road.

ooohhh yesss it's so true!!! so much cars, bicycles, motorcycles, peoples and more.... the unique city where i don't drive ! and the Jeepni is the better bus in the world

he looks a little bit like Mel Gibson

You have to fasten ur heart coz there is no seatbelts😆😆😆😆😆😆

Manila is divided into two cities, the old, Latin, formed in 1940's part of Manila. Which is the dirty Manila seen here. And the modern, 21st century Asian Manila, which has the biggest malls in Asia etc... I live in Manila, and I would never dare venture out of the Asian sector into the Jungle that is Manila proper, Binondo, and Tondo.

a bit different in pyongyang north korea

This host is funny, good personality

@kuyapeylotexpeditionsph340

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah

It's very risky to drive in these type of places. Everyday you will never as who or what are you going to run in to.

Some mistakes of this video 1. There are 16 CITIES AND 1 MUNICIPALITY, not 16 municipality. And the thing where you manage traffic, the traffic enforcers are from the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority, the agency control some aspect of life and policies of Metropolitan Manila like traffic, sewers and littering

Chaos Pur

omg i cant imagine thats my own country ...

jeepneys actually can make long drives.

It's much worse these days, especially on a friday payday and its raining with street floods. Much more traffic jams if you add a long weekend to this equation. I just learned how to drive (manual). 1st time i drove alone (just today) i sweat really hard even though ac is on because the car is dying on me in the middle of a busy street. Whew. I now wish i should have gotten an automatic.

Driving instructor: YESSS

they need a mixture of public transportation and improved road infrastructure to cut down on congestion.

@perlasandoval7883

3 жыл бұрын

The private transportation like private cars shall taxed to increase its price and discourage anyone from buying a car while the infrastructure is being renovated

@iheartlreoy8134

3 жыл бұрын

@@perlasandoval7883 so then the congestion can all move onto the public transit, how did anybody’s life improve ??

I'm from Philippines