[MA] A3+A301 Berrechid - Marrakech

[@osasunaitor]

I thought that Morocco used the French traffic sign system, I like to see that they have their own (although heavily influenced by the French anyway). Also those signs in Berber are a lovely surprise!!

[@أوشن-ف3ج]

Im moroccan i have never been there for 12 years ..i also surprised with amazigh languages sign on the high way

[@danachappell3861]

Now we are getting into the real parts of Morocco. The cities are fine, and very interesting, but you really don't know the country itself until you go out into the countryside and see how people live and survive in such a "warm" country. Yes, my summers are their winters.. lol. The cities to me are the frosting, while the countryside is the meat and potatoes part. Hoping you had a blast in Marrakech and got to see a lot of the sights there. It is a fascinating and mysterious country.

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

Thanks for your comment! Marrakech can indeed be incredibly hot in summer. However in the winter, especially at night, temperatures are cool and very pleasant.

[@rifenossimple4344]

Even yhe countyside is very varied in morocco in the south and south east you will find more of desswerst like country side whilr in the rif there is a very meditreanean countryside

[@aymanla471]

@Otawi only in mountains and its no minus 20 the coldest they can get is minus 10 in very high mountains ...you cant compare this to canada ..in canada cities in the coast will reach those temperatures in mountains it will be minus 70

[@dakhla3254]

Very good. I have taken this road so many times but starting from Agadir to Casablanca.

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

I wish I can drive the whole road to Agadir some day, the coast there looks beautiful and I want to do windsurf there!

[@dakhla3254]

@@RoadsofEuropeverreme yes Agadit is a nice city. From Marrakech to Agadir the high way is almost empty. But 80 km before arrival there are long slopes up and down which is a bit dangerous.

[@Matz32]

120 is a pretty cool limitation and I think it's enough to drive properly and you don't have to worry about speed cameras, although if they already warn about them, they could stand behind and not in front of a warning sign:

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

No warnings at all here :)

[@adamelhawari166]

Això que dius de Marrakesh és 100% cert, jo recordo haver-hi anat un estiu i les temperatures assolien +50°. Encara bo que gairebé no hi ha humitat a la zona. Per mi el millor clima del Marroc el trobes a Tànger, a l'estiu és força més agradable que Barcelona, per exemple. No recordava tantes obres al Marroc, es pitjor que Alemània, i això es dir hahaha.

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

Gràcies pel comentari!

[@aliwahbi1573]

Places in Morocco be like, summer +50, the winter -20 lol

[@roadcammorocco6343]

Entre el peaje al este de Berrechid donde coges el ticket, y el intercambio de Agadir puedes ir tranquilo, nunca hay radares. Suelen estar en cualquier punto entre el intercambio y el peaje de Marrakech. Es el mismo truco que el de la A2 entre la última salida de Tiflet y el peaje... Nunca han estado bajo ese puente, veo que han avanzado lo máximo posible para cazar a los que llegan corriendo y ralentizan después del intercambio jajaja...

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

Es lo que pensaba yo, parece que les interesa multar en el mismo sitio, seguramente porque no tienen radares fotográficos. Gracias por comentar!

[@roadcammorocco6343]

@@RoadsofEuropeverreme Si que tienen radares fotográficos. Cuando ves un coche siempre cazan con un radar fotográfico instalado en el parabrisas o en cualquiera de las ventanillas. Estos coches tambien pueden ser coches camuflados (Volkswagen Caddy, Peugeot 208, Dacia Dokker, Hyundai Accent, Kia Picanto, Renault Clio, Peugeot 301) y raras veces esconden entre los arbustos un radar similar al Velolaser en España...

[@RoadsOfAsiaBen]

I noticed something when I was looking back at this video. What was that with the "Haga clic en Analizar para comenzar." commentary right in the middle of the screen at 1:00 and briefly at 1:15? Did you forget to double-check before you upload it?

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

Wow, you sure have a keen eye. Yes I forgot to double-check, this is a message Adobe Premiere shows when you have applied video stabilization but not run it yet.

[@pedrorubiotejero_aka_prt]

25:01 Un 8. Ha sido un estreno repentino, sin aviso de la hora de estreno

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

Así es, normalmente subo el vídeo un par de días antes y lo programo para que se haga público el lunes siguiente a las 12h, pero esta vez lo subí a las 12:10 así que decidí probar esta función de estreno inmediato. No me acaba de convencer porque hace esperar 2 minutos al espectador con una cuenta atrás que no tiene mucho sentido una vez el vídeo ya es público.

[@yasin-yd9nu]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Spido68_the_spectator]

What are the songs you used?

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

Hi, here's the track list: Bruno E. - 1973 Max McFerren - Leaky William Rosati - Lonely Troutman II Norma Rockwell - Shawl Paul Max McFerren - So Lit

[@Spido68_the_spectator]

@@RoadsofEuropeverreme Thank you :)

[@dontgetlost4078]

1:00 What? What does that mean? 1:15

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

Whoopsie-doopsie. Someone messed up with Adobe Premiere and forgot to remove the band that indicates these frames are not stabilised ☺

[@elbadaliyassine8331]

Je ne comprendrai jamais les gendarmes à côté des péages 🤦‍♂️

[@amineelabbassi3448]

The gendarme has stopped you because you were speeding, they dont stop anyone in this peage unless they r speeding but I think when he saw you were a foreigner they let you go without even mentioning the matter they do that a lot 😂😂

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

Hi, no I wasn't! I know Moroccan gendarmes are very strict so I stuck to the speed limits on the whole trip.

[@amineelabbassi3448]

@@RoadsofEuropeverreme the speed limit before this peage is 100 not 120 and so many people make this mistake, Here is a tip to how to deal with gendamerie on highway, They always place the speed radar in between the last exit before the peage and the peage if you pay attention you will see a guy holding a camera under a bridge or on the side of the road he then send his colleagues in the peage the picture to catch u so if you just hold the speed limit between last exit and peage u r safe

[@RoadsofEuropeverreme]

That was what I thought, I saw them doing that on A2 before the Sidi Allal El Bahraoui toll gate, and also on A301 before the Marrakech-Palmeraie toll gate. I also saw many speed traps on dual-carriageway roads before roundabouts.