I don't know what is funnier, the awful pronunciation of the countries, or the fact that Yugoslavia is included on the list even tho it hasn't existed for 30 years now. Up to date as ever.

It's one of the safest country to drive in because the entire country is comprised of super massive speed bumps. They are so proud of their speed bumps they put them on post cards

@internationaldriverspermit

Ай бұрын

I agree!

The ambulance number is 144. According to the issue the police is activated automatically. 112 is the general emergency number in EU countries (switzerland as well). FYI, not stopping at an accident triggers a "failure to rescue", which is punishable

@travelcrib2k596

Жыл бұрын

Wait so if there's an accident do I just stop and pass carefully or pull over and stop

8:41 it's 144 not 114

great beautiful view my friend ,you get my support

@internationaldriverspermit

Ай бұрын

Love the comment. Appreciate it, cheers!

4:54 Which country is Yugoslavia anno 2021?

@arianitdemaj2531

3 жыл бұрын

Yugoslavia consists of croatia, montenegro, bosnia and herzegovina, kosovo, serbia and north macedoniai think

Swiss ambulance number is 144

@internationaldriverspermit

Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing mate!

Traffic Jams are frequent not because Switzerland is small, but because there are speed detectors (or Traps how I like to call them) in every freakin corner. Moreover, if you own a bike you can't traffic filter, otherwise they take your license away. It is the shittiest place to ride/drive in the entire world

The costs and pure annoyance in just getting your provisional license is mental. One of many things i hate with a fiery passion about Scumland

Heads up, minute 4:52 is not quite right because Yugloslavia does not exist anymore, the other Countries you highlighted used to be Yugo the followings are; Slovenia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Croatia. From former YU you only missed Kosova and Serbia.

@internationaldriverspermit

Ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing!!

8:37 Ambulance nuber is not 114 its 144

If your speed is way over 25km/h to hight you risk jail or a fine, which can be multiple thousand of Dollars! It also happened that the car got confiscated and sold by the governed! Example 180-200km/h in the Gotthard Tunnel (speed limit 80km/h) is not a good idea. The german guy who did that ended in jail for 1 year and his car got confiscated and sold. Of course he lost his driving permit for Switzerland for a long time.

First Aid kit is also mandatory in Switzerland!!

@jeremie_avec_ie

3 жыл бұрын

And they gave wrong emergency numbers

@FreFa-ch

3 жыл бұрын

No, it isnt. In Switzerland - by law - you only have to have a breakdown triangle, however its very advantageous to have a first aid kit and many swiss do have one . if you get one, make sure to replace it after its expiration date. In germany and many other countries however its mandatory to have a first aid kit, sometimes however you are exempt if you drive a private foreign car (e.g. swiss car).

@ph11p3540

2 жыл бұрын

And a set of battery operated road strobe lights or road flares.

@Daniel28021991

Жыл бұрын

No it's not but most cars have this because it's the law in most other countries in Europe.

4:55 Yugoslavia??

Good video but the ambulace number is 144.

@internationaldriverspermit

Ай бұрын

Thanks for the correction!

Have you ever driven in Switzerland? Which driving rule did you find most interesting? Share your experience below.

@pardesi_swiss

3 жыл бұрын

Speed camera everywhere!!!!!

Yugoslavia...? Just how old is the information you are working from? Any news about Czechoslovakia? LOL!

@rickzane6433

Жыл бұрын

I was in Siam recently and they still say Yugoslavia.

Voice over can be improved for better understanding by those who are not native English speaker.

@internationaldriverspermit

Ай бұрын

Thank you for the feedback! I appreciate it ;)

Yugoslavia.. are you kidding me?