The best thing is that the male instructor is talking is Silesian dialect which compared to standard Polish is like listening to a Scottish person compared to standard English, this makes this situation 10 times funnier
6:06 they went through a red light bc they got green arrow under the red light on the left side, meaning she could conditionally turn left. A green arrow sent by the S-2 traffic light together with a red signal means conditional permission to enter beyond the traffic light. A necessary condition is to stop at the traffic light. When entering the traffic light, the driver is obliged to give way to pedestrians and vehicles traveling on a perpendicular road in accordance with the green signal.
@@kubenq actually there are plenty of them in busier cities, where the trafic is huge , but there is a small number of trafic lanes you can occupy by the cars. They usually put conditional turns on left and right sides, unfortunately some people are still impatient and they think they will " make it in time" or that the rules of using that law is below them and not wanting to stand in a traffic they end up like in the video.
Regarding the seatbelt - in Poland in general you need to wear the seatbelt, however there are some exceptions and driving instructors don't need to wear one (just like police officers or taxi/cab drivers).
there was a green arrow pointing left so she was able to drive but the car in the accident wasn't aloud to drive and turn left they were on the lane to go straight ahead and red light
This male instructor is from Silesia and speaks with hard silesian accent (and by the way this guy has a sence of humour). It's like an English man listenning to a Scottish with hard accent which makes this even more hilarious 😅
"Jeroonie, takie fajne auto" / "Oh no, such a nice car" xD oh you are missing a lot of fun stuff, but subtitles wouldn't give you all of it. That guy from red light crash has cool Silesia accent. I think he is still driving instructor in Katowice.
Other cars don't react much because the drivers know that this is a learning car, and is prone to some very stupid mistakes. We just give such a car a wide berth. Also, I see this show for the first time. Edit: That reminds me of my instructor, he was an older man, very chill and funny, with very dry humor, and he too would drink while I drove.
15:29 - " Are you thinking about jelly fights (quite popular women's jelly fights)? ... and were they? On Sutarday ." 😂... .... 15:48 - " On Sunday , There was a Miss Firm Buttocks pageant " 🤣.
3:52 This part went viral in Polish internet, theres a lot of Polish idioms that are hard to translate to english but it's so hilarious also she says "no way, you are going home"
1. That’s a very old video, it’s the show from the early 2000 and late 1990. 2. In Poland we have something called „strzałka warunkowa” this arrow on the left of the lights. It’s mostly when you’re turning right (never saw one turning left) but I guess it could happen on one way streets. 3. Driving instructors in Poland are exempt from wearing their seatbelt because it limits their movement and therefore their reaction time
The red light at 6:15. Look carefully, there is a green arrow in conjunction with the red light. This means STOP, yield to all traffic and you can go if clear.
in the 6:10 the situation with turning left on red light.There is little green arrow that allows you to go when the crossroad is free/empty of other cars. Since many years we have now only right turns green liitle arrows.
6:02 if you look at the traffic light on the left, the green arrow is lit, this is the so-called conditional entry, as long as your right side is free and after stopping
holy thats show is soo soo old but i think and i might be mistaken but it was like restreamed and then they revive that show again in the early and/or mid 2010's and for me is the funniest guy in that particular show is the guy who appeared in 5:24 fisrt because hes funny and he speaks in silesian dialect most of the time. for example Kaj (Kay) means in regular polish Gdzie- where
14:20 there are people who do not need to wear seatbelt in Poland. For example driving instructors (maybe it changed now, but when the show was aired, they did not had to)
They just cannot wear seatbelts... why? Because if the seatbelt get stucked after pushing the break or if the seatbelt is pulled to fast, the instructor will not have a chance to grab the steering wheel when it's needed. Pzdr
4:20 you can see green arrow streetlight next to where normal green light would be - this means, AFTER making sure the road is FREE, you are allowed to turn LEFT. As far as I know, this doesn't exist anymore (hell, hard to guess why considering the video); but turning RIGHT version - is still there. The arrow pops up after red light, you gonna need to wait a little. After green arrow, green light comes up anyway quite soonish.
The only cars with right to go on red light are the priviledged one, like police, ambulance or firefighters. BUT if under the tree-colour lights is a small light with blinging green arrow into right, you can turn right on main red light after sure that no car comes from the left.
I can still remember the moment when my driving teacher told me "and now we are leaving the training yard and we are heading to town". I thought then "oh my God. I'm screwed. I'm not ready, I'm going to kill somebody for sure or bump on sth at least". Watching this video I think I wasn't so bad 😅
The language of Joanna, Young blonde girl in this film is Silesian Language, it is different than Polish. I`m living in Silesia, this is a part of Poland.
It is (or at least it was and I think still is) for the driving instructor to not wear the seat belt. This is to allow him/her quick reaction in emergency situation like for example grabbing the wheel. Those cars are all equipped with a second break and I think clutch pedal too at the passenger seat for the instructor but obviously not the second staring wheel.
Blond Asia ona zasłynęła tym, że walczyła z innymi dziewczynami w kisielu (yelly). ) Instruktor jest właścicielem autentycznej szkoły jazdy na Śląsku (nie wiem czy jeszcze, bo to stary film) i grał w komediowym serialu "Święta wojna", którego akcja rozgrywa się także na Śląsku.
They dont wear seat belts so in case you make a stupid mistake they can jump in and sawe the situation On my first driving lesson (we were driving in town) I didnt look in the mirror when merging and the instructor jumped up grabed the whele and corected so i woudnt risk hitting the orher car
there's important point to make, this is goddamn old video from TV show from almost 25 years ago. Poland barely got done with communism and was on ~10th year of capitalism. It's a nice glimpse like a time capsule at the reality of those times. Poland went through a vast tranformation, and simply got richer during this timespan. It's like watching UK videos from 70's or 80's - it can be safely said, the change was twice as quick compared to West. Taking the quality of life we enjoy nowadays, we tend to forget it wasn't so peachy like that in the past.
Alright, I did it. I translated the entire video to English in this comment so that you may know what is happedning in each scene. That's pure mess, little to say but here you are: Scene 1 - Not against the traffic! Not the wrong way! - *gasp* - Come on Benek, you’re driving against the traffic! - Fuuuuc… _ Don’t you se how he flashed at you? Reverse, reverse, we’ve no time! Steer to the left. It’s not funny!... Oh my Jesus, Oh my Jesus! How are you driving, man? Scene 2 - Stop, you’re gonna run over this lady. STOP! Good Lord! Basia! - But she was so far from me… - Was she really? *stalls* - Kyrie eleison! (Lord, have mercy) Get away from here! Stop, we have the red light. BASIA! - What have I done… - The signs! Watch out, brake! You’ll run over this lady! *brakes* - BASIA! Scene 3 - Jesus Christ, Holy Mother of God! - Turn right. - Aaargh! Małgosia! Save me! *chuckles* Help me, if it weren’t for you, I’d be… *drives onto a pavement* - What about this pedestrian? _ Jesus, I don’t know what’s going on, I just don’t. Scene 4 - We’re turning right. - Jesus Christ, is it now? - Yep, why not? Such a nice narrow street. - O Jesus… *turns left into “no entry” road* - KASIA! KASIA! - Jesus Christ! - Is this what ‘right’ means to you? Scene 5 *talking some meaningless stuff, then brakes before the zebra crossing* - Here you are. - But why… - You’re welcome. - But why… - I’m driving slowly not to cause any mess… *drives onto zebra crossing* - Again through the crossing? You’re driving through people! - Holy Mother of God! - What are you looking for? Scene 6 - First gear… - Right, now I fell it! What’s with the priority here? *drives into “no entry” road* Watch out, kids! I don’t want to run you over! - Hey you! My lady! - What happened? - What’s this sign? - No entry… - And you’re still accelerating? Are you really? Is driving the wrong way to little for you? Scene 7 (roundabout) - Why do you need the turn signal for? There’s no need. Go… *turns left on the roundabout* - Holy Mother! HOLY MOTHER! - What’s the matter, Małgosia? - No way, you’re going home! For real! GRAY SMOKE! (Polish phrase said in situations so messed up you actually have no clue what to say) WHAT HAVE YOU JUST DONE?! Scene 8 - That’s right, now shift to second… Now go, go on. On black asphalt, right? *turns left ending up on a wrong lane* - And what now? What just happened? - And what now? What? - Exactly, they drove the wrong… - THAY? Can’t you see this guy even rubbed his head? Come on, Marysia, such a mess! Why are you driving on this guy’s lane? What are you doing? What are you thinking about? - I’m getting off, it makes no sense… Scene 9 - How cool are you driving! *almost drives into a building and brakes rapidly* - What have we done? - We? Nothing. Scene 10 - here begins the best part with the instructor speaking in dialect - Go where that bus went. *drives against the traffic* MARYSIA, WHERE ARE YOU GOING? Through the roundabout! And there’s the “give way” sign, so STOP NOW, STOP NOW! Wait. Wait… And now let go of the clutch… But accelerate! Off the clutch, off the clutch, off, off… *drives the wrong way again* BUT WHERE?! AROUND? Marysia, it’s a roundabout! Marysia! Go, go, gas, gas!
@@pawejabonka5095 😅No to świat czeka tylko już na tłumaczenie obrad komisji dowolnej śledczej i piosenek zenka martyniuka. Kwestia aż ktoś wrzuci odpowiedni filmik po angielsku... nie że ten, bo jesteś zapewne dobrym człowiekiem, ale ludzie... trochę asertywności. 🙂
@@netuserist a co ma asertywność do tego? Nudziłem się siedząc na L4 i to jeszcze z gorączką, więc co stało na przeszkodzie żeby zrobić coś tak absurdalnego?
6:07 car on right side went on red light, they were going left because there was a green arrow, you can take a turn then if there is no pedestrians or incoming cars 14:27 instructor no need to have seatbelts, they may come in the way when he may have to take fast action or intervention when driver will make a mess like you see many times in this video :D
The instructor cripples the Polish language more or less like you cripple English (he is Silesian/former German), that's why he got a role in this production, because even when he's angry, his accent still makes him funny
In the past, in Poland, an instructor could not wear a seat belt while driving with a student, you are watching very old episodes from 2000-2002  Prześlij opinię Inni wyszukiwali również
There is one funny part you are totally unable to get. Those people use special kind of polish. A thick silesian one. It makes whole much more funnier. Imagine such show in UK where all using thick scottish accent (very thick). And using most local, funniest idioms they can get. Ps: in most cases TH-cam has a option of autotranslation and subtitles on computers. But with that video it might not work. And even if it would, some idioms are hard to translate (and they are hilarious even for "ordinary" Poles). Anyway, you are missing 70% of fun.
Well...we still have something like that. Thats tv show called "Nauka Jazdy" You show us old video but still funny :) 6:14 - In poland sometimes you can turn left on red when you see green arrow. But that normal driver......idk why he pass red light...
Poland red means stop but lot of drivers thinks that if no one there, they can go. Also the instructor don't have to wear seatbelt just like pregnat woman or cops. In case of need to catch for a wheel or something
Why so many people crossing the street show no reaction - driving instructor has control of the clutch and brake, plus we in Poland just feel like getting ran over sometimes.
As mazovian pole I am definitly sure that is not polish language in a title... in polish is: "Szkoła Jazdy" not "Autoscola" I am not sure but I think that is silesian language. Edit: I am quite sure that is silesian beacuse second instructor speaks silesian language.
The best thing is that the male instructor is talking is Silesian dialect which compared to standard Polish is like listening to a Scottish person compared to standard English, this makes this situation 10 times funnier
Right!? I couldn't stop laughing 🤣'Kaj ty jedziesz?' looool
@@blaszizzz "To je jedynka o pieruniu"
My uncle Grzegorz Stasiak ❤
He speaks silesian dialect just to make this staged garbage more "funny" and it's cheap af.
akurat Szkoci to bardziej jak u nas Kaszubi.
6:06 they went through a red light bc they got green arrow under the red light on the left side, meaning she could conditionally turn left.
A green arrow sent by the S-2 traffic light together with a red signal means conditional permission to enter beyond the traffic light. A necessary condition is to stop at the traffic light. When entering the traffic light, the driver is obliged to give way to pedestrians and vehicles traveling on a perpendicular road in accordance with the green signal.
I have never seen a green conditional left turn arrow in Poland I guess there are very few of them :P
@@kubenq actually there are plenty of them in busier cities, where the trafic is huge , but there is a small number of trafic lanes you can occupy by the cars. They usually put conditional turns on left and right sides, unfortunately some people are still impatient and they think they will " make it in time" or that the rules of using that law is below them and not wanting to stand in a traffic they end up like in the video.
It's a pity there were no English subtitles because the dialogues were extremely funny😅
"w lewo na rondzie" XD
@@Zebrix10 w lewo na rondzie :D to przejdzie do historii, kiedy blondynka prowadzi
@@JoeDoe-cr1jl tak XD
@@Zebrix10 "extremely funny"?! Yeah, sure. "Last time I laughed so hard was when I was climbing the stairs". 🤦♂
The title is in Czech BTW
Regarding the seatbelt - in Poland in general you need to wear the seatbelt, however there are some exceptions and driving instructors don't need to wear one (just like police officers or taxi/cab drivers).
Pregnant women,some disabled people.
and you can have permission to not to wear one
5:40 this guy spoke silesian dialect of polish and just trust me for most Poles it sounds super funny
Very funny.. and your reaction 🤣
Exactly we need no words😂.
there was a green arrow pointing left so she was able to drive but the car in the accident wasn't aloud to drive and turn left they were on the lane to go straight ahead and red light
That was about 20 years ago 👍
Maybe more
This male instructor is from Silesia and speaks with hard silesian accent (and by the way this guy has a sence of humour). It's like an English man listenning to a Scottish with hard accent which makes this even more hilarious 😅
"Jeroonie, takie fajne auto" / "Oh no, such a nice car" xD oh you are missing a lot of fun stuff, but subtitles wouldn't give you all of it. That guy from red light crash has cool Silesia accent. I think he is still driving instructor in Katowice.
My stepdad and mom were driving instructors in Poland before we moved to the UK...those people are just on another level 🤣
Other cars don't react much because the drivers know that this is a learning car, and is prone to some very stupid mistakes. We just give such a car a wide berth.
Also, I see this show for the first time.
Edit:
That reminds me of my instructor, he was an older man, very chill and funny, with very dry humor, and he too would drink while I drove.
Polska to zajebisty kraj i nic tego nie zmieni 😅 pozdrawiam z Polski 🇵🇱
15:29 - " Are you thinking about jelly fights (quite popular women's jelly fights)? ... and were they? On Sutarday ." 😂...
.... 15:48 - " On Sunday , There was a Miss Firm Buttocks pageant " 🤣.
09:10 Don't think of your woogie boogie, some madmen, guys with balls or without. 😂
już długo tak się nie uśmiałem!
Dziękuję za przypomnienie.
2:26 she said "turn right", and later "Is this right for you?"
6:00 If the light is red but there is a green arrow at the bottom, you can turn as long as the area is clear.
mate, you have no idea how much you are missing coz of no subtitles. This dude is absolutley hilarious
Also in 9:15 the instructor said " don't think about crazy guys or guys with balls or without balls
3:52 This part went viral in Polish internet, theres a lot of Polish idioms that are hard to translate to english but it's so hilarious also she says "no way, you are going home"
1. That’s a very old video, it’s the show from the early 2000 and late 1990.
2. In Poland we have something called „strzałka warunkowa” this arrow on the left of the lights. It’s mostly when you’re turning right (never saw one turning left) but I guess it could happen on one way streets.
3. Driving instructors in Poland are exempt from wearing their seatbelt because it limits their movement and therefore their reaction time
The red light at 6:15. Look carefully, there is a green arrow in conjunction with the red light. This means STOP, yield to all traffic and you can go if clear.
This was my favorite show in the early 00's 😄
🙆♂
Nie mogłem przestać oglądać. XD Pozdrawiam!
Old polish abstract animation, worth to see JAK DZIAŁA JAMNICZEK (1971)
ye, you are missing lots of fun since you dont get what they are saying xD
yeah, absolutely
14:17 the instructor in Poland doesn't have to wear seat belt, it's actually one of few exemptions to that rule, cause normally it is illegal...
I recommend G.F. Darwin, they have a lot of funny movies and have English subtitles. My favorite Wielkie Konflikty - odc. 21 "Hiob vs Szatan"
11:04 "I'm really wiser on daily baisis" :: )
in the 6:10 the situation with turning left on red light.There is little green arrow that allows you to go when the crossroad is free/empty of other cars. Since many years we have now only right turns green liitle arrows.
Hahahah. Dobre.Greetings from Airdrie,Scotland.
6:02 if you look at the traffic light on the left, the green arrow is lit, this is the so-called conditional entry, as long as your right side is free and after stopping
holy thats show is soo soo old but i think and i might be mistaken but it was like restreamed and then they revive that show again in the early and/or mid 2010's and for me is the funniest guy in that particular show is the guy who appeared in 5:24 fisrt because hes funny and he speaks in silesian dialect most of the time. for example Kaj (Kay) means in regular polish Gdzie- where
6:08 they had a green arrow, you can drive if the opposite road is empty :)
14:20 there are people who do not need to wear seatbelt in Poland. For example driving instructors (maybe it changed now, but when the show was aired, they did not had to)
taxi drivers too :)
They just cannot wear seatbelts... why? Because if the seatbelt get stucked after pushing the break or if the seatbelt is pulled to fast, the instructor will not have a chance to grab the steering wheel when it's needed. Pzdr
4:20 you can see green arrow streetlight next to where normal green light would be - this means, AFTER making sure the road is FREE, you are allowed to turn LEFT. As far as I know, this doesn't exist anymore (hell, hard to guess why considering the video); but turning RIGHT version - is still there. The arrow pops up after red light, you gonna need to wait a little. After green arrow, green light comes up anyway quite soonish.
In Silesian Voivodeship it is normal driving, not only for learners 😉
6:00 there is green conditional turn arrow that allows you to turn after stoping vehicle.
The only cars with right to go on red light are the priviledged one, like police, ambulance or firefighters. BUT if under the tree-colour lights is a small light with blinging green arrow into right, you can turn right on main red light after sure that no car comes from the left.
I can still remember the moment when my driving teacher told me "and now we are leaving the training yard and we are heading to town". I thought then "oh my God. I'm screwed. I'm not ready, I'm going to kill somebody for sure or bump on sth at least". Watching this video I think I wasn't so bad 😅
haha, don't worry, they are just unique in the world and don't worry, the instructor always has a second set of pedals
The language of Joanna, Young blonde girl in this film is Silesian Language, it is different than Polish. I`m living in Silesia, this is a part of Poland.
My first car was also a Punto II, but silver.
This driving teacher woman is an actor..... So she have a lot of patience :D and this guy tooo
To prawdziwi instruktorzy ;-)
In Poland, driving instructors cannot wear seat belts to be able to react if necessary
Love how in the last scene he give out to the person honking at her saying “can’t he see ur blonde”😂
It is (or at least it was and I think still is) for the driving instructor to not wear the seat belt. This is to allow him/her quick reaction in emergency situation like for example grabbing the wheel. Those cars are all equipped with a second break and I think clutch pedal too at the passenger seat for the instructor but obviously not the second staring wheel.
So funny, especially understanding the language
This instructor is also an actor, comedian, presenter and satirist.
You can turn on the red light, if there is a extra green arrow, but you must stop like on stop sign before you pass it. You need subtitles for this
Blond Asia ona zasłynęła tym, że walczyła z innymi dziewczynami w kisielu (yelly). )
Instruktor jest właścicielem autentycznej szkoły jazdy na Śląsku (nie wiem czy jeszcze, bo to stary film) i grał w komediowym serialu "Święta wojna", którego akcja rozgrywa się także na Śląsku.
Some of the humor is just polish reality and it is almoast impossible to translate 😂
My uncle Grzegorz Stasiak(instructor)
wow! jes łun s pjekor?
Niy z Rudy śląskiej
This men is talking in silesian accent I guess or even silesian language
6:08 you have green arrow to go left but only when it's clear
Gives me vibes of teaching my sister how to drive... xD
They dont wear seat belts so in case you make a stupid mistake they can jump in and sawe the situation
On my first driving lesson (we were driving in town) I didnt look in the mirror when merging and the instructor jumped up grabed the whele and corected so i woudnt risk hitting the orher car
5:57 In Poland you have something like a green arrow to the left of the red light, then you can go left.
6:01 when the green arrow is turned on next to the red light you can drive but you have to let people with green light go first
there's important point to make, this is goddamn old video from TV show from almost 25 years ago. Poland barely got done with communism and was on ~10th year of capitalism. It's a nice glimpse like a time capsule at the reality of those times. Poland went through a vast tranformation, and simply got richer during this timespan. It's like watching UK videos from 70's or 80's - it can be safely said, the change was twice as quick compared to West. Taking the quality of life we enjoy nowadays, we tend to forget it wasn't so peachy like that in the past.
we also had similar shows in Germany ...
Alright, I did it. I translated the entire video to English in this comment so that you may know what is happedning in each scene. That's pure mess, little to say but here you are:
Scene 1
- Not against the traffic! Not the wrong way!
- *gasp*
- Come on Benek, you’re driving against the traffic!
- Fuuuuc…
_ Don’t you se how he flashed at you? Reverse, reverse, we’ve no time! Steer to the left. It’s not funny!... Oh my Jesus, Oh my Jesus! How are you driving, man?
Scene 2
- Stop, you’re gonna run over this lady. STOP! Good Lord! Basia!
- But she was so far from me…
- Was she really?
*stalls*
- Kyrie eleison! (Lord, have mercy) Get away from here! Stop, we have the red light. BASIA!
- What have I done…
- The signs! Watch out, brake! You’ll run over this lady!
*brakes*
- BASIA!
Scene 3
- Jesus Christ, Holy Mother of God!
- Turn right.
- Aaargh! Małgosia! Save me! *chuckles* Help me, if it weren’t for you, I’d be…
*drives onto a pavement*
- What about this pedestrian?
_ Jesus, I don’t know what’s going on, I just don’t.
Scene 4
- We’re turning right.
- Jesus Christ, is it now?
- Yep, why not? Such a nice narrow street.
- O Jesus… *turns left into “no entry” road*
- KASIA! KASIA!
- Jesus Christ!
- Is this what ‘right’ means to you?
Scene 5
*talking some meaningless stuff, then brakes before the zebra crossing*
- Here you are.
- But why…
- You’re welcome.
- But why…
- I’m driving slowly not to cause any mess…
*drives onto zebra crossing*
- Again through the crossing? You’re driving through people!
- Holy Mother of God!
- What are you looking for?
Scene 6
- First gear…
- Right, now I fell it! What’s with the priority here? *drives into “no entry” road* Watch out, kids! I don’t want to run you over!
- Hey you! My lady!
- What happened?
- What’s this sign?
- No entry…
- And you’re still accelerating? Are you really? Is driving the wrong way to little for you?
Scene 7 (roundabout)
- Why do you need the turn signal for? There’s no need. Go…
*turns left on the roundabout*
- Holy Mother! HOLY MOTHER!
- What’s the matter, Małgosia?
- No way, you’re going home! For real! GRAY SMOKE! (Polish phrase said in situations so messed up you actually have no clue what to say) WHAT HAVE YOU JUST DONE?!
Scene 8
- That’s right, now shift to second… Now go, go on. On black asphalt, right?
*turns left ending up on a wrong lane*
- And what now? What just happened?
- And what now? What?
- Exactly, they drove the wrong…
- THAY? Can’t you see this guy even rubbed his head? Come on, Marysia, such a mess! Why are you driving on this guy’s lane? What are you doing? What are you thinking about?
- I’m getting off, it makes no sense…
Scene 9
- How cool are you driving!
*almost drives into a building and brakes rapidly*
- What have we done?
- We? Nothing.
Scene 10 - here begins the best part with the instructor speaking in dialect
- Go where that bus went. *drives against the traffic* MARYSIA, WHERE ARE YOU GOING? Through the roundabout! And there’s the “give way” sign, so STOP NOW, STOP NOW! Wait. Wait… And now let go of the clutch… But accelerate! Off the clutch, off the clutch, off, off… *drives the wrong way again* BUT WHERE?! AROUND? Marysia, it’s a roundabout! Marysia! Go, go, gas, gas!
Sorry for any mistakes, I was writing this in fever
@@pawejabonka5095 😅No to świat czeka tylko już na tłumaczenie obrad komisji dowolnej śledczej i piosenek zenka martyniuka. Kwestia aż ktoś wrzuci odpowiedni filmik po angielsku... nie że ten, bo jesteś zapewne dobrym człowiekiem, ale ludzie... trochę asertywności. 🙂
@@netuserist a co ma asertywność do tego? Nudziłem się siedząc na L4 i to jeszcze z gorączką, więc co stało na przeszkodzie żeby zrobić coś tak absurdalnego?
poland is the beautiful country
This whole tv program was about people learning, and when someone learns, it's obvious that they don't know how to drive.
I passed my driving test today and watching these makes me as stressed as everyone involved-
This is an old movie from the 90's
This is old one i think this one is from late 90' s.
6:07 car on right side went on red light, they were going left because there was a green arrow, you can take a turn then if there is no pedestrians or incoming cars
14:27 instructor no need to have seatbelts, they may come in the way when he may have to take fast action or intervention when driver will make a mess like you see many times in this video :D
The instructor cripples the Polish language more or less like you cripple English (he is Silesian/former German), that's why he got a role in this production, because even when he's angry, his accent still makes him funny
In the past, in Poland, an instructor could not wear a seat belt while driving with a student, you are watching very old episodes from 2000-2002

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Without subtitles is bad choice.
There is one funny part you are totally unable to get. Those people use special kind of polish. A thick silesian one. It makes whole much more funnier. Imagine such show in UK where all using thick scottish accent (very thick). And using most local, funniest idioms they can get.
Ps: in most cases TH-cam has a option of autotranslation and subtitles on computers. But with that video it might not work. And even if it would, some idioms are hard to translate (and they are hilarious even for "ordinary" Poles). Anyway, you are missing 70% of fun.
there is also "najgorszy polski kierowca" whoch was actually a competiton for the worst drivers xD
Tak XD
It's legal for instructors to not to wear seat belt.
Well...we still have something like that. Thats tv show called "Nauka Jazdy" You show us old video but still funny :)
6:14 - In poland sometimes you can turn left on red when you see green arrow. But that normal driver......idk why he pass red light...
These are the best moments from the TV show. The students were specially selected. The situations could have been staged
Poland red means stop but lot of drivers thinks that if no one there, they can go. Also the instructor don't have to wear seatbelt just like pregnat woman or cops. In case of need to catch for a wheel or something
In Poland driving instructors don't have to use seatbelts.
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The title is in Czech but in the film they speak Polish.
Why so many people crossing the street show no reaction - driving instructor has control of the clutch and brake, plus we in Poland just feel like getting ran over sometimes.
Try ,,Stop Hamstwu na drodze"
Dzieki
Polish fast and furious 😂
This show is at least 20 years old :D and please, consider this is TV ;D they take 5 cuts from 1000 to make a show that is "aligning with script" :D
And all those fake tire sounds...
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14:28 He does not require to wear a seatbelt - instructors or policeman on final tes doesn't have to wear one.
As mazovian pole I am definitly sure that is not polish language in a title... in polish is: "Szkoła Jazdy" not "Autoscola" I am not sure but I think that is silesian language.
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I am quite sure that is silesian beacuse second instructor speaks silesian language.
Tytuł jest po czesku. Po Śląsku gada ten facet, instruktor jazdy
@@eveshqat5544 ok
its old, its as old as this Punto
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14:21driving teachers are exempt from wearing seat belt.
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I don't understand why they allowed those people to drive on roads if they haven't fully master the controll over the car on a training plaza first.
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