regarding the location: I would bet good money that this is not Germany but rather Austria or Switzerland. both of them are fully in the alps, whereas Germany only has a very slim strip at the southern most border. The more central mountain ranges are medium sized, a bit like Buleridge. In Fact, most things Germany is known for are specifically bavarian or from southern Germany: Alps, Lederhosen, 1L beer mugs and so on. Germany really does not have much of the Apls. Maybe its worth a video?
@dinger4014 минут бұрын
Sweden changed to driving on the right in 1967, Iceland 1968, Czechoslovakia in 1938, Newfoundland was the last part of Canada to switch in 1947. Samoa switch from right to left in 2008
@giurav912321 минут бұрын
Actually in Switzerland wie use more similar signs in nummers like amerikans then europeans… so we write it like this: 1‘000.00 CHF
@annafrolova789124 минут бұрын
Then it comes to Democrats & Republicans in the US, how not to remember the old Russian saying: Игра была равна - боролись два говна! Which means: it was a fair game, both sides were utter shit!
@user-gx3mw7rx4n24 минут бұрын
He's waffling on and on
@manugoacolou36 минут бұрын
one last thing, if police officer ask you ID and permit, you have to give him even if there is no reason.
@TheWolvesCurse36 минут бұрын
US soldier stationed in Germany, who asked me: "how come most people drive import cars here? it's all VW, BMW, Mercedes and Audi." me, as well as several of his comrades tried to explain to him, what the word "import" means, and that a Mercedes was domestic vehicle in germany, and a Chevrolet would be an import. he didn't seem to grasp the concept.
@CodeNascher_52 минут бұрын
all fines should be based on % of income. else, it's just like buying a cheap exemption from the law/rules if you're better off
@Brauiz90Сағат бұрын
"No right on red in Europe" is a lie - there are some crossings where you're allowed to turn on red - it's shown by a small sign (a black metal square with a green arrow) for example in Germany or Austria
@FeuerruepelLPСағат бұрын
Props to my dutch friends. ✌
@mdleila2622Сағат бұрын
14:19, you are not allowed to pass on a road that u can't see the coming cars. Usually, they will wait until you get to a more straight road where u can see coming cars🙂
@michaelbirch23802 сағат бұрын
Too much talking in class, Ryan!
@fernandozapari70493 сағат бұрын
The best😮
@shri25493 сағат бұрын
USA ❌ US🫏 ✅
@slayer50973 сағат бұрын
Ronnie won a lot this season but not ranking events, but he won the most money.
@Osiris2613 сағат бұрын
i visited USA was in North Carolina for 1 month...i was threatened more that month than my 37 years in eu... a guy litterally came up to me and said.. i could stab you right here if i wanted to.. confused i asked him why he wont... and he said.. im black i would go to jail.. and i was like???? dont you think white people go to jail for stuff like that ? another guy was just harassing me and everyone around him.. some random hero american came to my aid. and told the guy he should leave me alone.. confused i just watched like wtf is going on here... it was a circus. that guy that helped me ran into a taxi and the guy that harashed people was chasing him... when i saw he got away from the man. i decided to sneak away aswell.... it was not all bad.. but it still baffled me that 37 years and never experienced anything like that..
@slayer50973 сағат бұрын
It's one four seven. Not one forty seven.... And u pronounced everything wrong lol.
@vogel22804 сағат бұрын
roundabouts...there's is two types even in the USA. Yield to enter and yield for incoming. Yield to enter is by far the most common in Europe. Yield to enter always get completely stuck during rush hour and make no sense at all. In some US states they are the default.
@o0L4nc3r0o4 сағат бұрын
About the speed limit signs, that's one thing I dislike here in Europe. There's a lot of places that don't have these signs, and where it's confusing. Nowadays, the GPS (or Google Maps or Waze) will show you the speed limit, but if these aren't available, you might accidentally be speeding, or going too slow. :\
@KC3Lay4 сағат бұрын
I blame the American school system. You can't know something unless you learn it.
@jamesc2644 сағат бұрын
Snooker table pockets about half the size of pool table pockets...all on a 12 foot by 6 foot table
@mack1dd5 сағат бұрын
Alexander Graham Bell was a British born Canadian inventor.
@jamesc2645 сағат бұрын
Snooker pronounced with an oo sound (ooh sound)
@margaretmorrison79605 сағат бұрын
This was painful to watch. So very sad that these people are the future.
@skyebates2465 сағат бұрын
The SAS are more comparable to SEAL team 6 or dealt.
@skyebates2465 сағат бұрын
It's the special air service
@francoo.m.5 сағат бұрын
Ryan, in Italy you can pay either with every kind of cards or cash 🤗
@alanpotter86806 сағат бұрын
12:17 $45 is nothing..... and for an entire year. Here in Greece (and Italy), you'd need $50-100 just to cross the country from top to bottom.
@alanpotter86806 сағат бұрын
I've driven a lot on German highways, 99% of the cars don't go over 120-130ish (which is the standard (un)official limit for most European countries) .. Just some showoffs with daddy's car do more. If you need to drive very long distances and need the speed, then you're using the wrong vehicle. The airport is THAT way.
@kpadkowski6 сағат бұрын
I am going to rectify this a little bit. You can use a credit or a debit card pretty much everywhere in the EU these days, and mostly contactless. For instance, Wizzair and Ryanair accept payments with Visa, Mastercard and American Express, so you should be fine with any of those. Since COVID it really had become rare to use cash. And yes, there is right on red, in most EU countries indicated by an additional signal arrow beside the main traffic light. And finally, no, you don't get cows in the middle of the road, unless your are in a very rural area that is clearly indicated by the signs. Do come to Europe, it is fun!
@continental_drift7 сағат бұрын
Stickers for Tolls? how absurd is that! why don't they have Toll Tags/Transponders for Tolls? Your account just gets debited for the toll, much more convenient than having to stop and put money into a toll booth.
@xYonowaaru3 сағат бұрын
Sounds like something "privacy" most likely gonna be the answer to. Also never change a running system.
@4455thor7 сағат бұрын
As far as I remember Denmark was driving on the left side of the road until 1648. And in Sweden they changed in the Fall of 1967, as far as I remember.
@lithitbzh7 сағат бұрын
what the hell is red on red????!
@xYonowaaru3 сағат бұрын
Turn on red.
@kevin_mitchell7 сағат бұрын
1:36 Driiving on the right side of the road, yes you're with the majority on this one. Unfortunately, the majority is wrong this time 🤣
@MIGBMWLOVER7 сағат бұрын
you definetely should react to walters world videos for tourists do's and don't in EU countries and cities.
@ianprince16987 сағат бұрын
in the UK many of the toll roads charge you on your number plate and will post a telephone no to call to pay or they send you a bill+ cost of collection
@alkenstein7 сағат бұрын
That was an entertaining watch, so many errors in what you said but understandable since you said you don't know the game! You weren't trolling us by any chance?
@sskj61937 сағат бұрын
14:12 Please, if you're driving under the speed limit, and cars are queing up behind you, do pull over and let them pass. It's incredibly frustrating to be stuck behind someone driving under the speed limit, and it's not always easy to find a spot to pass. Some people will still TRY to pass, miscalculate, and cause an accident. It won't be your fault, but you will be a contributing factor, and you will be first on a crash scene (and you might even end up in the accident yourself). People do get killed because people drive slow and don't pull over!
@lunakuhne47747 сағат бұрын
for switzerland i can say: two way roads dont always have a middle line, especially not in the moutains or countryside. you are allowed to surpass another car tho. same goes for dashed lines. on roads or road sections with solid lines (or double solid lines) its strictly forbidden. usually in dangerous sections of roads. :)
@lumithelapphund69907 сағат бұрын
Americans are not stupid, they have some of the best scientists and inventors. A lot of them are just ignorant and thinks the world revolves around them
@PLF...8 сағат бұрын
Tolls in Europe, can easily go to like 40$ for things like big bridges. There is one in france that's 60.
@PLF...8 сағат бұрын
Signatures with credit cards is not a thing outside the US. Just like the odd fact that the US still uses checks lol.
@PjuskSA8 сағат бұрын
most places tap water is free in Norway, most of our tap water tastes like Voss, good quality of water
@PLF...8 сағат бұрын
Right on red is not only for pedestrians, it's also for things like bikes and scooters. Right on red in most countries would be havoc - also you're not in that much of a hurry. Chill out. Red is red.
@RickTheClipper8 сағат бұрын
One month of Insulin is 20 Dollars in Germany and the insurance takes 15 Dollars, so out-of-pocket is 5 Dollars and if You are poor it is 0
@PLF...8 сағат бұрын
It's not "A roads" lol, it's a symbol of a highway with a bridge going across it
@mercuriete8 сағат бұрын
No right on red but most of traffic lights show yellow/orange to the right when red to the front. It depends on the intersection you are crossing.
@zuptreay75408 сағат бұрын
Hey Ryan, if you want to drive in another country, it is always your responsibility to find out about the local traffic rules beforehand. If I as a European are driving in the US, I also can't apologize to the police because the signs and rules there aren't the same as those at home.
@DannyDierickx8 сағат бұрын
About the traffic cameras, one thing he forgot to mention is that in some places it's not just at that one spot, but they check you on a longer distance. So there's 2 cameras, 1 at the start of that road and one at the end. So you can't just slow down to the correct speed at the 1st camera and then speed up again. They'll calculate your average speed between those 2 cameras : distance traveled vs time passed.
@linabmoniz8 сағат бұрын
If you have an American driving license, rent an automatic car. They do not have a license for manual cars. If you come to Southern Europe, don't worry about the cows, wild boars are more common.
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regarding the location: I would bet good money that this is not Germany but rather Austria or Switzerland. both of them are fully in the alps, whereas Germany only has a very slim strip at the southern most border. The more central mountain ranges are medium sized, a bit like Buleridge. In Fact, most things Germany is known for are specifically bavarian or from southern Germany: Alps, Lederhosen, 1L beer mugs and so on. Germany really does not have much of the Apls. Maybe its worth a video?
Sweden changed to driving on the right in 1967, Iceland 1968, Czechoslovakia in 1938, Newfoundland was the last part of Canada to switch in 1947. Samoa switch from right to left in 2008
Actually in Switzerland wie use more similar signs in nummers like amerikans then europeans… so we write it like this: 1‘000.00 CHF
Then it comes to Democrats & Republicans in the US, how not to remember the old Russian saying: Игра была равна - боролись два говна! Which means: it was a fair game, both sides were utter shit!
He's waffling on and on
one last thing, if police officer ask you ID and permit, you have to give him even if there is no reason.
US soldier stationed in Germany, who asked me: "how come most people drive import cars here? it's all VW, BMW, Mercedes and Audi." me, as well as several of his comrades tried to explain to him, what the word "import" means, and that a Mercedes was domestic vehicle in germany, and a Chevrolet would be an import. he didn't seem to grasp the concept.
all fines should be based on % of income. else, it's just like buying a cheap exemption from the law/rules if you're better off
"No right on red in Europe" is a lie - there are some crossings where you're allowed to turn on red - it's shown by a small sign (a black metal square with a green arrow) for example in Germany or Austria
Props to my dutch friends. ✌
14:19, you are not allowed to pass on a road that u can't see the coming cars. Usually, they will wait until you get to a more straight road where u can see coming cars🙂
Too much talking in class, Ryan!
The best😮
USA ❌ US🫏 ✅
Ronnie won a lot this season but not ranking events, but he won the most money.
i visited USA was in North Carolina for 1 month...i was threatened more that month than my 37 years in eu... a guy litterally came up to me and said.. i could stab you right here if i wanted to.. confused i asked him why he wont... and he said.. im black i would go to jail.. and i was like???? dont you think white people go to jail for stuff like that ? another guy was just harassing me and everyone around him.. some random hero american came to my aid. and told the guy he should leave me alone.. confused i just watched like wtf is going on here... it was a circus. that guy that helped me ran into a taxi and the guy that harashed people was chasing him... when i saw he got away from the man. i decided to sneak away aswell.... it was not all bad.. but it still baffled me that 37 years and never experienced anything like that..
It's one four seven. Not one forty seven.... And u pronounced everything wrong lol.
roundabouts...there's is two types even in the USA. Yield to enter and yield for incoming. Yield to enter is by far the most common in Europe. Yield to enter always get completely stuck during rush hour and make no sense at all. In some US states they are the default.
About the speed limit signs, that's one thing I dislike here in Europe. There's a lot of places that don't have these signs, and where it's confusing. Nowadays, the GPS (or Google Maps or Waze) will show you the speed limit, but if these aren't available, you might accidentally be speeding, or going too slow. :\
I blame the American school system. You can't know something unless you learn it.
Snooker table pockets about half the size of pool table pockets...all on a 12 foot by 6 foot table
Alexander Graham Bell was a British born Canadian inventor.
Snooker pronounced with an oo sound (ooh sound)
This was painful to watch. So very sad that these people are the future.
The SAS are more comparable to SEAL team 6 or dealt.
It's the special air service
Ryan, in Italy you can pay either with every kind of cards or cash 🤗
12:17 $45 is nothing..... and for an entire year. Here in Greece (and Italy), you'd need $50-100 just to cross the country from top to bottom.
I've driven a lot on German highways, 99% of the cars don't go over 120-130ish (which is the standard (un)official limit for most European countries) .. Just some showoffs with daddy's car do more. If you need to drive very long distances and need the speed, then you're using the wrong vehicle. The airport is THAT way.
I am going to rectify this a little bit. You can use a credit or a debit card pretty much everywhere in the EU these days, and mostly contactless. For instance, Wizzair and Ryanair accept payments with Visa, Mastercard and American Express, so you should be fine with any of those. Since COVID it really had become rare to use cash. And yes, there is right on red, in most EU countries indicated by an additional signal arrow beside the main traffic light. And finally, no, you don't get cows in the middle of the road, unless your are in a very rural area that is clearly indicated by the signs. Do come to Europe, it is fun!
Stickers for Tolls? how absurd is that! why don't they have Toll Tags/Transponders for Tolls? Your account just gets debited for the toll, much more convenient than having to stop and put money into a toll booth.
Sounds like something "privacy" most likely gonna be the answer to. Also never change a running system.
As far as I remember Denmark was driving on the left side of the road until 1648. And in Sweden they changed in the Fall of 1967, as far as I remember.
what the hell is red on red????!
Turn on red.
1:36 Driiving on the right side of the road, yes you're with the majority on this one. Unfortunately, the majority is wrong this time 🤣
you definetely should react to walters world videos for tourists do's and don't in EU countries and cities.
in the UK many of the toll roads charge you on your number plate and will post a telephone no to call to pay or they send you a bill+ cost of collection
That was an entertaining watch, so many errors in what you said but understandable since you said you don't know the game! You weren't trolling us by any chance?
14:12 Please, if you're driving under the speed limit, and cars are queing up behind you, do pull over and let them pass. It's incredibly frustrating to be stuck behind someone driving under the speed limit, and it's not always easy to find a spot to pass. Some people will still TRY to pass, miscalculate, and cause an accident. It won't be your fault, but you will be a contributing factor, and you will be first on a crash scene (and you might even end up in the accident yourself). People do get killed because people drive slow and don't pull over!
for switzerland i can say: two way roads dont always have a middle line, especially not in the moutains or countryside. you are allowed to surpass another car tho. same goes for dashed lines. on roads or road sections with solid lines (or double solid lines) its strictly forbidden. usually in dangerous sections of roads. :)
Americans are not stupid, they have some of the best scientists and inventors. A lot of them are just ignorant and thinks the world revolves around them
Tolls in Europe, can easily go to like 40$ for things like big bridges. There is one in france that's 60.
Signatures with credit cards is not a thing outside the US. Just like the odd fact that the US still uses checks lol.
most places tap water is free in Norway, most of our tap water tastes like Voss, good quality of water
Right on red is not only for pedestrians, it's also for things like bikes and scooters. Right on red in most countries would be havoc - also you're not in that much of a hurry. Chill out. Red is red.
One month of Insulin is 20 Dollars in Germany and the insurance takes 15 Dollars, so out-of-pocket is 5 Dollars and if You are poor it is 0
It's not "A roads" lol, it's a symbol of a highway with a bridge going across it
No right on red but most of traffic lights show yellow/orange to the right when red to the front. It depends on the intersection you are crossing.
Hey Ryan, if you want to drive in another country, it is always your responsibility to find out about the local traffic rules beforehand. If I as a European are driving in the US, I also can't apologize to the police because the signs and rules there aren't the same as those at home.
About the traffic cameras, one thing he forgot to mention is that in some places it's not just at that one spot, but they check you on a longer distance. So there's 2 cameras, 1 at the start of that road and one at the end. So you can't just slow down to the correct speed at the 1st camera and then speed up again. They'll calculate your average speed between those 2 cameras : distance traveled vs time passed.
If you have an American driving license, rent an automatic car. They do not have a license for manual cars. If you come to Southern Europe, don't worry about the cows, wild boars are more common.