Driving in Germany: Traffic Rules & Road Signs for One-Way Streets and Prohibitions | Daveinitely

Driving in Germany: Traffic Rules & Road Signs for One-Way Streets and Prohibitions | Daveinitely - Hey there, fellow German learners and road sign enthusiasts! It's Dave from Daveinitely, and I'm thrilled to have you join me in today's German lesson. We're diving headfirst into the fascinating world of German road signs, where we'll demystify those essential symbols that guide you on the road.
In this video, we're focusing on five crucial German road signs, specifically ones that relate to one-way streets and prohibitions. Whether you're planning to hit the autobahn in Germany or just curious about how the traffic system works here, this lesson will provide you with valuable insights.
We'll break down these road signs one by one, explaining their meanings and helping you understand the rules they represent. It's like having your own personal guide to navigating German roads with confidence!
Learning about road signs is not only useful for safe driving but also essential for anyone preparing for a trip to Germany or interested in German culture. And if you're a language learner like me, combining language practice with practical knowledge is a win-win.
So, whether you're a beginner or looking to brush up on your German road sign knowledge, this video is tailored to suit your needs. We believe that learning should be fun and engaging, and we're here to make sure you have a great time while expanding your knowledge.
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Now, let's embark on this educational journey together and uncover the secrets behind these essential German road signs. Get ready to decode symbols and gain confidence on the road. Your adventure into the world of German road signs begins now!
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[@patienceessequi8477]

Thanks for the video. Very helpful Can you please do a video on querverkehr and Längsverkehr?

[@gahnugtraveling217]

Thanks thousand times

[@learninglicensequiz5275]

Hi, very Simple and Clear Explanation , Good Work, Gt Information.

[@MissC1ar1ssa]

Thank you, Dave! These street sign videos are very appreciated! I love to drive, and it's great to have this help learning the signs. :D

[@sashalat6197]

Thank you for your job! Very helpful!

[@scaniarig5149]

1:10 Die Bezeichnung "Durchfahrt verboten" ist in den 70er Jahren geändert worden in "Verbot für Fahrzeuge aller Art". Die alte Bezeichnung "Durchfahrt verboten" hat nämlich zu zahlreichen Rechtsstreitigkeiten geführt. Viele Autofahrer, selbst Gerichte, haben argumentiert, wenn man in diese Straße einbiegt und zwischendurch anhält, so fährt man ja nicht durch. Um dieses Argument aufzuheben, hat man die neue Bezeichnung eingeführt.

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Very educative

[@Ynysmydwr]

Verkehrsberuhigter Bereich. In the UK at least this is known as a "traffic-calmed area" or "traffic-calmed zone". More particularly it can, in residential areas with many children, be legally termed a "home zone" (a translation, more or less, of the Dutch "woonerf") but that's not a label you see very often.

[@danyarbaker]

Moin Dave , vielen dank für die vids ,ich mache mein führerschein und deine vids haben mir sehr geholfen . Viele Grüße aus Kiel .

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Geiles video, viel information!

[@mollysagina1248]

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[@clairegardner87]

Another useful video Dave! Are these minimum speed limit signs just on the Autobahn? Do drivers really go slowly in these areas?

[@macanacaz]

I guess the main purpose of these signs is to tell people, that they can't enter a certain road with a Vespa or other slowly driving vehicles. But still... good question that I can't answer.

[@Daveinitely]

+Matthias Gauerke That's correct. This applies to certain roads. Here are more information (in German) de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mindestgeschwindigkeit_(Stra%C3%9Fenverkehr) :)

[@musiteufel]

+Claire Gardner I've seen this sign only on the Autobahn and Kraftfahrstraßen (I think it's similar to a highway) so far. I've seen these signs at very steep parts of the Autobahn, where some small engined vehicles and trucks have their problems gaining speed. They help to organize the vehicles to their proper lanes so there is no traffic jam, e.g. 30km/h in the right lane (for e.g. trucks), 50km/h in the middle lane (for e.g. small engined cars or cars with trailer) and 80km/h in the left lane for everyone else who can drive faster than the other poor guys. ;)

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[@Ynysmydwr]

Sorry, it's me being 'pingelig' again, but Durchfahrt does not mean 'crossing' (Übergang / Überfahrt) but 'transit' or 'passage'. In short, this sign is equivalent to the UK's 'All vehicles [in both directions] prohibited" sign.

[@lavanyavuyyur8576]

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[@AnandhanNateshan]

I got my German driver's license a year ago and wore a glass for my nearsightedness. I did Lasik recently, some have suggested upgrading my license. It would be nice if someone could help me more about what I need to update.

[@axisboss1654]

Does the "Verkehrsberuhigter Bereich" appear in school zones?

[@Daveinitely]

+POOP! HEAD! Might be! It can appear in different areas within towns.

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