Living in Germany: Driving Part One

Hola Mis Bonitas Y Guapos!

So this is a short version of some rules and information about driving in Germany (alot of this footage is in the car on an outing that Joe and I took).
There will be additional formal (informative) videos of the rules of driving and such. I just really wanted to get a video done in this series.

Hope you find it interesting!

Enjoy
XOXOXO

**PS**
It's super late here when I started the upload. So I will be annotating things later. So check back if you want then!!

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[kamalotkam]

The traffic circles are actually rather new to us germans. We started adopting those from our european neighbours, like france, where they are much more common, over the last two decades or so. So it can happen that german drivers, especially of older ages, start to behave a little unassertive after entering those circles. They, as germans, just miss the so-loved restictions provided by traffic lights. :D

[socalswthrt1107]

@kamalotkam good to know :) thank you for sharing

[Isa4smile]

my dad has the dame car in black

[socalswthrt1107]

@Isa4smile ha ha nice!!! ;)

[tumtim11]

0:47 das sind die EU sterne, nicht die deutschlandflagge ;)

[NuGanjaTron]

Only rule for driving in Germany is: be an irresponsible, wreckless, aggressive asshole just like the Germans themselves.

[dabsmakemeparanoid]

German roads are dangerous ??? haha No Way german roads are awesome americans can only go straight ... we love corners !

[dabsmakemeparanoid]

War ja klar das der lappen aus OHZ kommt hahaha

[Dimpflbruder]

where do you live...that is in the middle of german nowhere

[Rareheroe]

@rudyeilabouni German stupidity (that embaras me since I'm German myself). A "flag" can also mean a symbol. Something can be "flagged", which means it has some kind of mark or symbol that identifies that thing. In this case she was referring to the "D" as the country code of Germany, which differs from other commonly used codes for Germany.

[Moriarty1982]

@Daadener A that's easy to explain, we're overtaken all other countries but pssssst. ;)

[crazyivan1]

@DerEine0101 wenn ich nen land vorstellen würde würd ich auch einfach nur die größten kuhdörfer zeigen =D

[IamtheAlienator]

The Eifel region is not typical for the German landscape. Most of Germany is not that montaineous. In the summer many people (especially bikers) from all over Western and Northern Germany are driving to the Eifel region to experience those "S-curves" you were showing us. It's considered fun and a nice sunday afternoon trip!

[colinstu]

Where's the part two?

[rudyeilabouni]

American Ignorance. The flag at the license plate is the flag of the European Union not Germany. The flag of Germany is a tricolour consisting of three equal horizontal bands displaying the national colours of Germany: black, red, and gold.

I think the "D" under that flag refers to "Deutschland" which is Germany.

It is an offence if you don't identify a nation's flag, especially the one that you live in.