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--- • Driving: Germany vs. USA
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As a European having dore some US driving I know what to expect, but the lane system in the US is pure anarchy :)
Ahh , that guy is just always hilariously overdoing the "typical bad german accent" anda lso the "aggressive" cliche. I really like him 😄
Also .. he always reminds me of "Sahara" from Grobschnitt, a german "krautrock band" from the 70s :
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Everywhere in Europe, you are supposed to drive in the rightmost lane (or the leftmost in the UK or Ireland) unless overtaking, regardless of how many lanes the road has in one direction. Even if there are five lanes, you still should drive in the rightmost one.
He push the german, accent and attitude for fun of course :)
Even for a German ... this accent has to be exaggerated. It´s a comedy .. with a bit of truth.
My opinion about driving in Germany: Germans like to complain... about everything. But it's like in most countries: there are good and bad drivers.
Compared to other countries... we have strict rules and many follow them. I think that's why we have a lower death rate than one would expect given the "no speed limit" on the Autobahn.
That guy must have listened to "Sahara" from Grobschnitt a lot, at least i really liked that intro when i was younger :
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" .. the camels are breaking tiogether .. " so good 😄😄
Ahhhh... se SpeedComparer. I like him verrry much. A frrriendly calm perrrson wis an excellent prrronounciation.
12.8 road deaths per 100,000 in the US
3.8 per 100,000 in Germany
2.8 per 100,000 in the UK.
and 0.79 per 100 000 in Sweden.
@@knowledgeisgood9645 Where did you get that number? It's around 2.1-2.2 per 100k roughly the same as Norway.
You're also roughly 2.5 times more likely to die in traffic in the US vs Norway and Sweden when looking at distance driven.
Guy! This is not correct! US 12.8 , GERMANY 2.78 and Uk 2.9 . OKay??
@@jochenhopp64 According to Destatis its been around 3.1-3.3 since 2020 actually.
S8 repair bills tend to make you avoid collisions.
lol... Alle Audis...
I belive we have another consensus about trafic signals in Europe??
And that is that one stop at the trafic signal.. how is situated beside signs and lines on the road.
On multy lane roads one have one on each side.. on faster crosstown roads there is often another trafic light above the first for people to se far away.
One can turn right on red.. if there is an extra green light beside, with an arrow that points at the right.
And there is altso another thing, (especialy on crosstown roads) green wave.. if on keep the speed limit, its gonna be green at next trafic light!
Please react to Electric Callboy! 😊
I do like you guys but jeez, can Americans do anything right?😮
Close your eyes, you will hear one of the pigs from the Shrek movie.. 🤣
Oh god, you’re right 🤯
In Norway some 250 people were killed in traffic last year (-23)
Too many any Norwegian will say.
Where did you get that number? It is actually 110 dead in 2023 says SSB in their update posted 31. May 2024.
Ich nehm die Alde. Ohne Streit. 😁
Actually, driving to slow or make a takeover on the right, you will lose your license
Woow, he ALLOWED her again to start the video! 🤪
This is how it's like to drive in my country! 💝🇳🇱✌🏼
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