Hello :) This is a travel program directing team broadcasting in Korea. We aim to give satisfaction to many travelers who are restricted from traveling abroad due to the COVID-19 situation with great videos. In preparing for the Switzerland episode this time, I have a request to show the Camping Holdrio. Only part of your video will be used, and it helps viewers to understand. Could you please allow us to use your KZbin channel’s video on our broadcast screen along with the source? I look forward to your positive consideration. Thank you!

I love it. Getting one. What do they cost in your country?

Liked seeing how you take the bike on SBB.

Brilliant, thanks!

It's interesting that you see the growth of English as an advantage. Is it not good to try and maintain local culture ?

Such a shame. English has killed off so many languages in the world.

Wow very interesting. I always wanted to know how a country with so. many languages could communicate. For example if a French man meets a German man then what language do they speak? thanks

very helpful thanks

naggaganyan din kami nung maliit pa kami. improvised..

Greaaaat!! Must-see viewing for every Swiss visitor! (Too bad about the gaffe at 2:08, but don't sweat the small stuff!) Now do a couple of country roads and passes (eg Albis Pass, Buchenegg near Zürich, or Sattelegg (middle-sized pass further away), or Klausen (major pass). Show how the centreline markings are often missing and the seam in the asphalt is NOT a good lane indicator. Show how there are no shoulders, but low curbs. Show the frequent lack of guardrails and the frequent presence of stone pillars instead. Show how blind a blind curve can be, and how many of 'em there are, and how a road can change direction as it tops a crest. Show how narrow the roads are, and how the oh-so-exact Swiss drivers can crowd or cross the centreline (where present). Show how a Postbus fills up a lane -- and a bit more. Or truck. Or tractor with 7-foot tires and two trailers. Driving in Switzerland: wonderful, but keeps you on your toes!!

Something you forgot to say is that if you are on a red light and there is an emergency vehicle behind you, it is legal to cross the road slowly and carefully to open the way for the firefighters etc. If there is a red light speed camera and you get a ticket you can call the police and tell them that it was an emergency, so they will check your information and dismiss your ticket. Theres an other thing you've forgot. If there's traffic jam you have to build a "Rettungsgasse" to make a way for emergency vehicles. That means that all vehicles on the very left lane go to the left side of their lane and all other lanes go as much as possible to the right.

Quite simply, if you can't or don't want to abide by the laws ... Der, Die, Das, Diverse! should just let it be and everything will be fine. Here there are rules and laws that you have to adhere to ..... or, you just have states, like in regions, called something by the sympathetic gentleman ... And here there are people who for Happiness are still interested in peace and order ......

I drive from herblingen to near schaffhausen almost every day its very weird to see it in this random video lol

very informative. i love the place. .

amazing

Your kids are very cute. Another wonderful informative video. Can you upload a video on recycling and waste disposal? Would appreciate that . Just curious to see if I’m not missing anything 🤣

Jesus is Lord

So cool !! Thank you so much 😎

2:09 is wrong, it means that you are now able to overtake hence the grey it means "aufgehoben/lifted" if it would be a red circle on the outside and one car black the other red then it s a "don't do it sign" same with the speed limit if there is a "80" and 1km later the "80 in a grey circle crossed with one light grey line" it is not 80 no more instead it s (on the autobahn for example) 120km/h.

Great video

this was awesome, thanks so much for making this.

For a Slovenian these seem like normal driving rules. In a lot of EU countries in general people follow these rules. From our perspective it seems that some countries simply don't follow rules and are sloppy about them in the first place and not that ours are extra strict. Interesting how perspectives are different depending on how you look at it.

This is actually a cool idea for videos. Good thinking and well prepared video - congrats!

there must be something wrong. I didn't see any speed radar? :OO :D

Sorry, Minute 2.09, shouldn't it be end of the overtaking?

As a vegetarian ( I don’t think I can go vegan 🤣), this definitely got my interest. I’m that person that’s always hovering around the “vegan meats “ and plant based cheese portion of the aisle at Migros. I do enjoy the taste of Migros’s vegetarian fish sticks and minced meat ( though it’s not healthy) . It just feels unnatural to me. I don’t think most of these engineered meats are healthier than real meat. I feel it’s just an alternative for vegetarians and vegans but it doesn’t make it healthier.

Never been on a bobsled. Looks fun.

Wow! 21% ! I didn’t expect that . Thank you for this video. Very informative 👏🏽. My life would for sure become a bit easier if they made English an official language. 😄 Growing up in India from 8th grade on, we had the option in my school to choose between French, German ( high )or Hindi as a second language . Since I already speak Hindi, I chose French. In hindsight , I wish I had chosen German then. Would’ve made my first few months in Switzerland a bit easier being able to read signs. Though I don’t remember much from my 3 years of French . 🤣

The roads in your city are so beautiful 你們城市的道路真美麗 My channel has road driving records in Taiwan cities 我的頻道有台灣城市的道路駕駛紀錄

“ Go Dada!” . Your little boy is so cute. And your daughter too. Looks very fun.

That's awesome😊

Is there access to go neighbour country through driving from Switzerland Nd what we need to do

Supremely helpful. Drove in Canada for 18 years (license expired while in Switzerland) so... had to start from scratch here. 20 hrs of driving school here, going for practical in 2 days. Despite my best efforts, I haven't felt this nervous/anxious, since going to my first high school dance. :( This video was really helpful. I'd love to see another - even a much longer version just covering every situation you encounter along the way. These 8 mins. were more helpful than 8 mins. in a car with any instructor (ok, being able to pause along the video helps, haha... can't do that in real life). Thank you again for doing this. Now I'll visit your channel in the hopes you did more like these. In any case, thank you - and cheers!

Really well done!

Thank you for such a great, quality video, well done!

Thank you so much ! Very helpful

I wish I can go there someday!

The explanations that keep popping up go away almost as soon as they come up before you've had a chance to read them!

Liking the editing.

Beautiful video! Thanks!!

2:08 the signs are completely opposite of what was explained. They indicate that the overtraining restriction no longer applies, which is also in accordance with the dotted road lines. In general, white, circle signs are used to negate the restriction imposed by the similar, but red circle signs..

From Ermatingen Express: Just one correction: swimming is not allowed in the harbour. In Ermatingen people swim somewhere else (more to the west at Stadgarten beach), or in the Badi a long walk away from the town.

sobrang ganda at peaceful naman jan...

4:30 great capture. Lovely family, Sugar. Stay blessed ❤️ ~ Avie

That's a good two-minute 360 clip!! Keep it up.. Praying for you.

Awesome