Poland: A4 Krzyżowa - Zgorzelec

[@GreatAussieDrives]

Some very impressive freeway infrastructure!

[@yまっちゃん-n6c]

日本から登録をして、いつも動画を見ています。奇麗なヨーロッパの風景を見て感動しています。日本は街が整理整頓しているとは思えません。運転マナーも良いですね、日本では追い越し車線を独占して道を譲らない車が多いです。やはりヨーロッパの文化は日本より高いです。要望ですが、通常速度でのアップは可能ですか？

[@patrykgarsztka24]

Please Zgorzelec Dresden 😊?

[@chevobelomorkanal]

Hah, i knew the song in the description wasnt right, it's Cry for you from Andy Timmons :P

[@KajakC]

Your fan as always!

[@Þórontyethube]

I have a question about your videos so how do get the highway signs in to your video do you use a program or something?

[@Matz32]

part of my Munich - Katowice route. Like most people returning to Germany, they stop at the last parking lot, which causes a lot of traffic - sometimes you have to wait an hour or more to refuel and pay. The rest have a break and buy food, but the driver doesn't :p Unfortunately, the passage between the asphalt and concrete is already in such a condition that there are bumps and a speed limit. There is more to do with entering Poland than leaving, if I remember correctly. And they don't do anything about it.

[@EuropeanRoads]

München - Katowice through here? That seems like a detour. On the other hand, there isn't a really direct route, either via Prague or Vienna.

[@Pyeknu]

Are all motorways in Poland tolled?

[@Pyeknu]

Reason I ask is that I've noticed the gantries over the roadway with what look like lane sensor units over the highway. They remind me of what's set up over Highway 407 in Ontario.

[@maciek9207]

@@Pyeknu Toll highways in Poland below 3.5 tons at the moment are: A2 Konin - Poznań, A2 Poznań - Rzepin (near border with Germany) and A4 Katowice - Kraków.

[@eifrvdc3tv3t79]

For trucks yes, for cars there is some highways which are free, but most are tolled. Also every expressway (S roads), which have almost highway standard, are free for cars

[@osasunaitor]

Poland must have very strict noise regulation laws, because motorways are often surrounded by those huge ugly noise barriers, even in sparsely populated areas. They make the driving experience dull and claustrophobic my opinion. But at least in PL they are clean, in my country (Spain) they always get vandalised with graffiti which makes them even uglier. Spanish motorways feel like driving through ghetto walls nowadays.

[@Kapitankoxsupek123]

Hey, there are not screens everywhere in Poland. Screens are placed near buildings or when the road runs very close to houses. In Poland, graffiti is prohibited because it is devastation.