NO SPEED LIMITS on the German Autobahn?! | Our first impressions as Americans! 🚗

No where else in Europe are you allowed to drive as fast as you can as on the German autobahn! We might have tested it out and put the pedal to the metal....and then again, maybe we didn't. ;)

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[UrbexVloger]

American: "I am going fairly fast - 125km/h”
German Mother driving Kid in the Kindergarten with 200kmh: " Mooveee!! " 😂

[Hoschie-wwio]

“I am going fairly fast - 125km/h”. Hahahahaha

[an-an]

A note - please NEVER pass on the right!
This can be extremely dangerous and there are only a few and complicated exceptions where it is allowed.

[Misterwest]

As a German it's crazy to see how people react at fairly slow speeds with 80mph (125kmh). I mean it's normal and somehow "relaxing" for me to go 140mph (225kmh) on the A2. I think we are very privileged to have these highways.

[Carlo_Zero]

The Autobahn is the safteyest roads in Germany. Never overtake on the right side exept you are in a traffic jam or you are on a separate turn lane.

[chrisfraunhofer]

5:37 Hey guys be careful not to overtake someone on the right lane. People in Germany are not expecting that so it can get quite dangerous for you.

[maximkretsch]

Does he feel comfortable sitting so close to the steering wheel? 😊

[stinanah]

the way he sits so close to the steering wheel like a grandma and gets kinda nervous at 144km/h really made me laugh.. also please don't overtake from the right *ever* it's really dangerous

[Masterplan]

Driving on the Autobahn is only dangerous when you're too slow :-) 80mph (130kmh) is the
recommended speed when there are no speed limits.

[seldakaya]

Germany‘s driving tests are the second toughest in the world, and I think you are just allowed to drive with your US American driver‘s license for half a year. I would take some lessons if I were you, I know Americans who were really sure to drive safely and well and then failed the test twice or three times...

And yes, as others already wrote: NEVER overtake a car on the right lane, especially not with your baby in the car... ❤️

[TheJohnnyh]

Funny how he has both hands on the steering wheel, leaning forward like first time in driving school. My common german fellas tend to drive 200kph with one hand, eating with the other and arguing with their wife and the kids same time.

[ErkiDM]

The way you hold the wheel tells me you shouldnt drive faster than 130kph on the autobahn😂😂😂😂😂

[hawkhunter]

Just make sure you are aware of speed limits on the autobahn. A lot of people think you can go as fast as you want everywhere, which is not the case.

[carstenstille]

The most important thing is the "Rechtsfahrgebot"! You have to drive on the right lane except you overtake someone!

[erwinmulder]

"I am going pretty fast, 125kph" .. that's not even the recommended speed of 130, lol.

[niklaskras]

"on your left" the mom driving 230km/h and beeing late for her sons soccer game :D i am kinda proud of our autobahn

[kingo]

Always overtake left and always move to the right if it's free to to drive there for 20seconds

[yves]

TIP: Perhaps as a result of the babyseat behind you, but....your drivingposition is really, really bad. Trust me: that affects your reaction possibilities in case of immediate reaction is needed. Your arms are nearly at a 90 degree angle! That's how old people :) Always have your arms nearly stretched at the steering wheel, sit right-up. You're WAY too close at the steering wheel, and with your legs also probably to close at the pedals (not stretched enough). Re-adjust your drivingposition, especially when you're driving fast. Looks like you're very tense at driving...

[michaelgebauer]

As already mentioned by several guys:
1) Never ever overtake on the right side (BTW: It will cost you a penalty of 100 Euro and a penalty point in Flensburg when recognized by the police)
2) Drive on the right side by default with the exception when overtaking another car
3) Look to the mirror when ever you switch to the left side and observe whether faster cars come along from behind
4) Keep a decent distance to cars in front of you (minimum 1/2 what your tachometer shows in meters in case of km/h or ~2/3 in yards in case of mp/h)
5) Always be aware that human beings tend to make failures and break rules

If these rules are obtained, the Autobahn is not an issue

... stay safe

[UliFandoms]

Why not take one or two driving lessons at a German Fahrschule (literally driving school) - maybe one on the theory (rules) and one just practicing driving on Autobahn and related roads?
It might just give y'all a deeper sense of safety, especially with your lovely baby girl on board. 🧡