The 14 Most Dangerous Roads In The World

[13] The James W. Dalton Highway, Alaska, USA

Only 175 km (108.7 mi) of this 666-km (413.8 mi) highway are covered with bitumen, and one has to drive the rest of the way on gravel. There are only 3 settlements, 3 refueling stations, and only 1 medical center throughout the highway. The local
police force checks the presence of everything necessary for survival in the difficult Alaskan conditions for everyone who enters this route.

[14] “Train to the Clouds,” Argentina

During the 217-k (134.8 mi) railway journey, the train passes through 21 tunnels, 42 bridges and viaducts, 2 spirals, and 2 more zigzags. Its romantic name was given to the road thanks to the altitude on which some of its segments are located: sometimes it’s so high that the trains pass right through the clouds.