Teslabjørn teaching Maya how to drive in Norway

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[JustQzen]

Just like you said Bjørn. Use turn signal before you turn. But more importantly which a lot of people miss... Please use turn signal before you start slowing down for your turn. It will help others understand why you are slowing down. I have seen impatient people try and overtake because someone starts slowing down and mid overtake the first car puts on turn signal and starts turning. Yes I know the second car shouldn't have been overtaking in the first place but still, it's a nice gesture showing your intent.

[basedw]

Bjørn, when going left you're not yielding the oncoming traffic by the right hand rule, but rather you're yielding them because you're crossing their path :)

[depravedpunks]

Nice video, I watching it repeatedly I failed during my practical driving here in Norway, and driver license here in Norway too much expensive😳

[martingorbush]

The best way to learn is to try oneself. Give it to Maya. ;)

[matteoponzetto]

Can you make another video where you count how many EVs there are on the rowads in Norway? The last one it's almost 2 years old

[seba]

11:50 This is so wise advice! From Bjorn lecture, we can see a lot of experience.

[youxkio]

Hope to see Maya driving in Norway very soon. I believe roundabouts will be the hardest but still less challenging for her. Good job explaining like a boss, Bjørn.

[davidmccarthy]

The US has been adding more roundabouts the last decade and it was confusing for many. Still is! But it has been an improvement at intersections with high crash rates.

[vitorafterglowferreira]

In Portugal, if you enter a 2 lane roundabout and do not exit first exit, you must go on the left lane until before your exit. All done with the appropriate left and write blink signs.

[basilbrush]

Big roundabout difference (as you mentioned) between right and left hand driving countries is which way you look and yield.
Australia you look and yield to the right, but Norway you have to get used to looking and yielding to the left.
Same as crossing the road when walking, look left first as you step off curbs, in Australia you look left first.
Muscle memory is the hardest thing to break, it takes extra concentration and attention especially at roundabouts.
Keep right when not overtaking on highway rule in Norway, verse keep left in Australia. #Leftlanehugger

[rzvqvb]

BMW drivers are amazed by this simple trick! 😜

[kerrybowden]

Very useful ahead of my work trip to our Norwegian base and my first time driving there. Thank you.

[Robison-tpzf]

I liked it, its informative. Thanks alot MAN

[sivakp]

Your driving videos are very helpful to learn driving for beginners. Thank you very much. Please upload more videos in lier and drammen oppkjøring route driving videos. Thanks

[kead]

For roundabouts, I didn't realize for straight exits one has to be on the right side. I always thought right side was for right turns and the rest on the left lane. We also use left indication signal to inform we are staying in the roundabout

[Buju]

haha nice video with Bjorn Driving School :D ... Actually in Austria, you are only supposed to use the turn signal to the right when you exit the roundabout. You are not supposed to use turn signals before or during the roundabout. Only use the right turn signal shortly before you are exiting the roundabout.

[pjfinsydney]

Sounds a bit like Bjørn has gone into Dad mode…

[hartfischer]

Driving in England on the wrong side of the road, was quite annoying, requiring constant focus and concentration. And shifting with the wrong hand was also uncomfortable. At least the pedals were the correct way. Worse again, once I got to France, I had gotten somewhat used to driving the wrong way, and I had to think a split second to make sure to get around the round about in the correct direction. The whole world should just drive the way God intended, on the right side :) ( just kidding fellow British Tesla fans, just poking fun at left hand driving, from a Rebel in USA :) Greetings from Las Vegas, Nevada.

[jonaskramer]

Thank you Björn. Very informative. Some things I didn't know yet. Now there is nothing in the way for planning vacation in Norway.

[markeaton]

As an Australian I think "the left side is the right side and the right side is the wrong side" 😇