2011 Summer Vacation/Ep. 2: Buffalo, USA, from Peace Bridge to I-390 Toll Plaza

After clearing US Customs (~2 min), the entire drive from the Peace Bridge to the I-90 E Toll Booths, heading east on I-90. For those living outside North America, that's Buffalo, NY, the second largest city in NYS.

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[18wheeler76]

you went right past my house,remember i watched your other vid where it cut off by the walden ave exit,and the mall,not this time thanks thats really cool.

[401RoadWarrior]

@18wheeler76 You see, now the ENTIRE drive from the Peace Bridge to the Toll Plaza, uncut, unedited, I received the "complaint" LOL from you so I acted accordingly, you owe me a Bud right now! LOL

You're a gonna see SPECTACULAR places part of an extremely beautiful country, thru the eyes of a canadian who LOVES America, lots of surprises, lots of unexpected sights and sounds, also lots of rural roads, yes, RURAL, that's what I call REAL America, 7K miles is a lot to cover, right? In 19 days...

[18wheeler76]

@401RoadWarrior awesome,all you had to do was exit right before the toll and we could have had a quick bud before you continued,but i have blue in my fridge,hahah.thats funny.and im an american that loves canada 10x more than usa.our country is outta control and turning into a very huge big brothe police state.i mean you see all the cameras on the t-way,well there at alot of intersections to.

[401RoadWarrior]

@18wheeler76 Ep 7 has been uploaded for 1 hr now, in private of course, I turn it into public as soon as YT is done with processing the video, usually it takes up to 3 hrs to process long 1080p HD videos, they ( I mean their own technology or whatever) have to do it 4 times, from the start to the end of the video: 240, 480, 720p and 1080p, very few ppl do 1080p videos, large files plus long time to get it up and running for everybody to see it. But in the end, these videos are the best IMHO.

[dondi2261]

Now I'm really homesick :(  great video. thanks.

[rhinolimits21]

to add multi-function mini-cameras to their toll gadgets. Today, transponders are in about 22 million cars around the U.S. Adding inward and outward facing cameras to the gadgets would create surveillance capabilities far beyond anything government agencies have tried until now.

[rhinolimits21]

It’s hard to imagine Americans would tolerate such a direct, Big-Brotherish intrusion. But they might not notice if the all-seeing cameras were tucked inside another kind of government tracking technology that millions of Americans have already invited into their cars.

Kapsch TrafficCom AG, an Austrian company that just signed a 10-year contract to provide in-car transponders such as the E-Z Pass to 22 electronic highway toll collection systems around the U.S., recently filed

[northstar68]

Wow, you were right about being better quality. You can't even see the dashboard or hood at all. Good job.