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Exactly correct, if it's a illuminated green light on attached next to a red light, you still take the priority as you follow the green lit up signal instead of the red circle one.

I am very glad it helped :)

Thank you!

It depends, for example if a truck is driving in front of you with 80 km/h, there is no speed limit, and you have the chance to overtake, then you should of course overtake and use the 130 km/h standard speed.

@HowtoDriveGermany Thanks so much for your response. I am honestly learning a lot from your videos. And Is there no videos of what to do first the moment you start with your practical, Like get in the car and adjust your mirror and your seat 💺 and put on seat belt. Can you tell me more and what to do before starting car please. Or 1st I have to start car or?

@@The_Animat0r Yes first you adjust mirrors, seat and wear the seatbelt, after that it depends if the questions begin right away or examiner will first ask you to start your car to demonstrate lights etc, you can't go wrong here don't worry, just listen to the examiner and respond accordingly and you'll be good to go, just stay relaxed and easy.

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You can drive faster than 60 km/h on the acceleration lane, it also depends on how many cars are already on the Autobahn and what's the speed limit on the Autobahn etc.

@HowtoDriveGermany Thank you so so much honestly. Friday is my 1st practical day and I see your videos since last week . So I am leaning now

@@The_Animat0r Wish you best of luck for your exam!

The video is out today, you can check it out on my channel. :)

You can ask this to the Führerscheinstelle/driving school, this is a technical situation where the official authorities will be able to guide you if that's what you can do or not!

You can just learn the keywords about driving in German, like shown in my video and your driving teacher will also guide you on this, you can also ask the examiner to repeat the question slowly when you don't understand something, you will be able to answer for sure then.

@HowtoDriveGermany Thank you so much I'll definitely do this and surely come up with a testimony. 1st time seeing your videos and I like them all

@@The_Animat0r Thank you so much it means a lot!

Yes, in an automatic car driving exam you might also be required to do an emergency braking.

I am glad it helped!

The video is already on his Channel check it there and really helpful. I never knew about that people being questioned but after started following him is when I knew.

Why then you dont do?

Roundabouts are a good option, any grocery store parking lot and or a gas station is also totally fine.

@@HowtoDriveGermany that’s only when the examiner asks to do a ‘umkehren’ At near roundabout. What if he asks in a 30 zone? Can i do a left-left-right?

@@aizen_gotei13 In a 30 zone then best bet would be to do Umkehren at any junction, but be careful to properly look around because there you need to take care of right before left rule.

Good question, you just have to drive very careful in that case, you'll see cobblestones or pedestrian walk way and easily get the feel that on the other side is not an actual street but rather a private house, private commercial parking etc... Driving a bit slow and careful when you realise that right before left is about to come up is always a good idea.

@@HowtoDriveGermany thank you for your prompt response.

Right before left rules are also on landscape streets.

Wish you the best in your practical exam. 😉

@@HowtoDriveGermany thx 🙏

He actually didn't break any red light because there was a "green arrow" next to the red light, which acts like a give way sign regardless if the light is red or not. The rest is correct.

@@HowtoDriveGermany Yes, you read my comment before I corrected it, after listening on further !

Possibly yes!

Hey, interesting to know how it works in the UK. 🇬🇧

Exactly 💯

Probably that zebra crossings are just an optional thing in almost all other countries and if it was optional the people would be technically jaywalking

But I don't really know what he meant here

Hey, yes that's correct, even when you exit the roundabout straight ahead, you have to indicate while exiting and never when entering.

@@HowtoDriveGermany thanks

Hey, in Germany traffic rules can be a bit more complex, that's why it's not just about giving way but how exactly to give way, where to stop, when to stop etc etc.

Thank you very much.