Who needs a bridge? The Siberian driver who ZIP-LINED his car across a raging river
- No bridge in sight so group of adventurous Russians hoist car onto wires to get across racing waters
- Vehicle hung by just four chords but made it to the other side in one piece
When faced with a dead end, some motorists apparently just don't know when they are beaten.
Instead of turning around and looking for another way across a raging river with no bridge nearby, a group of adventurous Russians decided they would save time and fly across in their car.
They hoisted the vehicle onto zip-line wires above the waters of the Siberian river.
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Ready for lift-off: The white estate car is gently lowered over the edge of a raging river on a zip-wire after a group of Russians found there was no bridge to cross
Look no road: The vehicle goes further out across the river held up only by wires
So far so good: The car is half way across the swollen river appearing to fly on the zip-line
It hung by just four cords attached to its wheels as it moved inch by inch along the wires with the river about 10 metres below racing past.
The white estate car hung in the air for a few minutes before sliding along to the other side of the waters.
Finally, it reached the shore, but there was no film of how it was brought down from the zip-line
The video of the feat is spreading across the internet with some doubters claiming it's just a clever tricked up stunt.
Still dry: The car approaches the other side of the shore, apparently intact and on course to fly over the river
Made it in one piece: The car arrives at the other side of the river moments after being launched from the other shore
Safe: The car rocks gently on the other side of the river after flying over the raging waters