Brant breaks German rules: walking in the bike lane

Germans are dead serious when it comes to bike lanes 😬 #biking #bikes #comedy

[@timoshoemaker5844]

The Bikelane sign is a white bike on a blue background. The one you are showing is actually 'bikes prohibitted'. Which is weird, because it really does look like a bike lane.

[@ericderami]

It's a One-way. She points and looks to the ground and the marking is obvious with the arrow. It looks like they made a slight mistake with filming.

[@paulsj9245]

There is a "bike" sign and a direction arrow on the tarmac a 0:07. The "no bikes" sign points in the opposite direction - one way! Only legally blind people get excuses.

[@StickAndMove]

You better stay out of Amsterdam! 🤣🤣 😵💥🚴🏼‍♂️🚴🚴🏻‍♀️🚴🚴🏻‍♀️🚴🏼‍♂️

[@jimbopaw]

This woman is way too polite. The first time I wandered into a bike lane I was literally barked at and almost ran over by an irate cyclist. That was a fast and unforgettable lesson.

[@n.gineer8102]

Been there, done that. First time in Berlin, got out of a taxi near Siemensstadt with coworkers and while one was paying we stood unknowingly in the bike line. You don’t ever make that mistake twice.

[@projjwalray-6341]

Funny! Because I've seen too many bikers biking on the pedestrian lane.

[@larsaf3]

Being deliberately hit on the back out of the blue and yelled at by a bicyclist riding by actually happened to me in Germany once when I briefly stepped into the bike lane in order to take a look at a bus schedule posted between the pedestrian side and the bike lane.

[@dweuromaxx]

Sounds...accurate

[@suzannes5888]

Wow, in the US walkers always have the right-of-way on sidewalks and walking areas, in almost every city. If someone did what the girl in this video did she could get a citation and a fine. If someone got really hurt from her slamming someone on to the ground and causing them bodily harm, the consequences could be even worse.

[@drdocy]

accurate? It's super rude@@dweuromaxx

[@healthadvice3091]

I didn't know german wobble their heads like an indian when they talking English 😂

[@gozulumii4439]

i dont know how this is specifically a "german" rule; isn't it common sense to not walk in a bike lane...? i mean what if you wanted to get around and was expecting to be able to do so consistently

[@dweuromaxx]

Some places are definitely more lawless.. :)

[@jopiaspieder1184]

The same goes in America 🇺🇸 at the Brooklyn Bridge 🌉

[@tmsact]

Yeah. This is pretty common knowledge in a lot of countries.

[@romainsavioz5466]

Not even showing an actual confusing bike lane

[@dweuromaxx]

True. this is a level 1 bike lane

[@urbanjunglerider9229]

Yes,most of Americans doesnt know what bike lane is😂 And yes...dont go to Amsterdam!

[@artimanya]

In Europe bikers seem to not know how to use their brakes and/or steer clear around people as if they were Piloting a container ship or a Formula 1 car. Pedestrians are King ! Anybody in a vehicle of any sort does not have the right of way over any living creature. The fact is that any vehicle (including bicycles) that injures a pedestrian in any circumstance is subject to be prosecuted by the law . On a Bike Steering clear of mostly anything is truly very very easy to do . Such self entitlement going on as if their mothers gave them birth mounted on a Bicycle …

[@teckyify]

Yeah but the reverse is completely fine for Germans. I probably get 10 times a day almost hit by a bike.

[@Ryan-tq7oi]

Thank you for exposing this monster

[@mbords01]

Are bikers king/queen of the road?

[@kaycey7361]

Deutsche BicycleBahn

[@calicocool5436]

Vancouver canada is worse than this 😂

[@JuCarlos-ex8ip]

Lol 😂

[@fjuvo]

Sorry, but this is too cringy for me

[@michaeltheobald1976]

Twerp!

[@iraklitsurtsumia4391]

Hahaha lol 😆

[@giantbully1]

This is not exactly true, pedestrian (fussgänger) have right of way all the time, that's why Germans have to do a cycle proficiency in schools and German bikes have to have a 🔔

[@nesuleo1779]

Germans and English! Lol

[@paulsj9245]

Lame clickbait.

[@user-nh4xm7le1x]

Absolutely HORRIBLE acting

[@goldflo91]

Strange it's not shown more clearly, like the red color of the biking lane, as it's done in some French cities 🙄🤔 Aren't Germans supposed to be clear ?

[@dweuromaxx]

it's a common misconception

[@goldflo91]

@@dweuromaxx 😮 But Germans are the ones to clearly state "Don't do this" or "Don't do that", and some tourists complain about those rules, so why aren't they clear about bicycle lanes 🙄🤔 ? Isn't being clear part of efficiency, what Germans are (supposedly) known for ?

[@petros1372]

How DARE you breaking the law against the bikes!! Only the bikes have such a privilege!!

[@dweuromaxx]

😅😅😅

[@giorgilabadze1]

Naah bruh they aren't that nice

[@dweuromaxx]

😅