Would it be possible to drive from north america to europe?

You'd probably have better luck going the other way. But even then you'd still probably have to take a ferry from alaska to russia.

>>14849418
Could you drive north and go over the ice?

>>14849409
>Implying it was the right time of year and conditions were right?
If by that you mean if it was 17,000 to 21,000 years ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solutrean_hypothesis

There's a Russian who regularly drives from Russia to Canada with specially made vehicles

>>14849740
The Bering Strait is a lot narrower than what OP is thinking

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>>14849418
Or need a very specialised vehicle.

>>14849740
>There's a Russian who regularly drives from Russia to Canada with specially made vehicles
whats his name/site/channel?

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>>14851154
http://www.yemelya.ru/

>>14849754
But the bearing straight isnt ice fast, which is what OP seems to be thinking.

>>14849409
On a good ice year you might be able to drive from canada to russia over the pole. Top Gear drove to the north pole from canada and there are some islands in the Russian arctic that get ice locked.