In An Hilarious Attempt, Some Russians Tried To Cross A Vehicles-Only Bridge Dressed As A BUS!

In case you are having a boring day, all you need to do is calm down and hover through the home pages of your social media accounts. Take my word, you will bump into a plethora of hilarious videos, providing you the exact bit of entertainment you were hunting for!

And as we speak, we are here with a similar one giving us a taste of how weird humans can be!

In an absolutely bizarre video doing rounds on social platforms, a group of Russians decided to dress up as a ‘human bus’, in order to cross a vehicles’ only bridge. The whimsical act was spotted on the 2km long Zolotoy Bridge in Vladivostok which opened in 2012.

Due to various safety reasons, the bridge was restricted to vehicles only just three years later.

However, the video taken by another driver on the bridge caught the group of boys taking the help of a yellow cardboard cutout of a bus, in a bid to cross the overpass. Unfortunately, the guys huddled under the cutout could not make it to the end of the bridge, as a security personnel can be seen approaching them in the middle of the video.

You can watch the video here:

While we cannot guarantee whether the people found guilty were punished or not, the act surely gave the Tweeple, a heavy dose of laughter. While some handed them full marks on creativity, the others turned the video into priceless memes!

This looked like a perfect plan.

One off the bucket list.

When in doubt, be a bus.

This is what I like about Russians!

Took me back to Flinestones!

Trust me, I have got this one sorted.

Keep calm guys, we are pulling it off well.

If reports are to be believed, people have previously raised there voices against the walking ban on the bridge. They believe that it is a hell lot easy to walk on the bridge than to be stuck in the traffic.

Wow. Humans, you never fail to surprise me. *slow claps*

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