Slovakia: D1 Prešov

Motorway D1 around Prešov, Slovakia

[kopipskanoobka]

Greetings, I travelled there twice in the last 3 days, always enjoying time on this highway! ❤🔥👍

[RooiGevaar]

Love Slovensko, a magnificent country ❤🇸🇰

[LisiacikSK]

please more videos from slovakia ...thanks🙂

[roadsofslovakia]

Fun fact: The build of Prešov bypass took so long that the local music band Heľenine Oči (Helen's Eyes in English) made a song Obchádzka (Bypass in English) where they mock local authorities for being so slow with all decisions related to that bypass. There is also a plan to build a northern part of Prešov bypass but, as we in Slovakia expect, it won't be finished any time soon. :)

[royjpatterson]

Here in North America all our highways including freeways have a yellow line either in the centre of the highway or a solid yellow line marking the left centre paved shoulder median on a freeway. While all other lines are white including the right paved shoulder marker.

Destination Check Signs have the nearest city marked first (atop) and the furthest city marked last (bottom).

All North American highways including freeways are denoted by a numbered shield marker.

All maximum and speed limit signs are rectangular with black markings and a solid white background.

Unless the freeway is within city limits the freeway is separated by a 60FT to 100FT wide grass median sloping down toward the middle of the median.

Freeways such as in Toronto are 24 lanes wide and are subdivided into 12 inner express lanes with less interchanges. While the 12 outer lanes are the collector lanes and have more interchanges.

Freeway interchange Bridge Stacking is very common when two freeways intersect. Sometimes it's gets up to five levels of freeway bridges atop of each other.

Most Maximum Speed Limits on Freeways in North America range from 90km/h to 130km/h or 55mph to 80mph.

All exits on freeways in North America are marked by distance from kilometer or mile 0 to the last marker number. For example the A401 in Ontario starts at kilometer 0 in Windsor at the American/Canadian border and ends at kilometer 840 at the Province of Quebec border and continues as A20 through Quebec.

[bluesquarefr]

what software do you use to make videos