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Back again for another “cracking” episode of the myGermany Podcast! Well…perhaps “cracking” is a bit exaggerated. It is a pretty good one, though.
In this episode I give you 10 tips for driving safely on the famed and, in some cases, infamous, German Autobahn. Plus there’s a few interesting facts about driving in Germany in general:
- like how long can you drive with your national driver’ s license before you are compelled to get a German Fuerhschein,
- what to do when getting into an accident,
- what kind of vehicle documents are needed,
- etc.
I know that I said in the last episode that I was going to be putting out shorter episodes, like about 15 minutes. But somehow I’m still at about 25 minutes with this one. Didn’t realize that I had so much to say did ya?
At least 3 of those minutes are taken up by a really cool German New Wave (neue deutsche Welle, 80’s music) song called “Ich gib Gas, will Spa?” by Markus (roughly translated: “I floor it, ’cause I wanna have fun”). It’s about driving fast, and I though that it was fitting for this episode.
Last but not least, many thanks to:
Vanessa, for her comment on episode 11, Kristie for her comments (check out her blog here) and for milo for making such a groovy WordPress theme for me! ?:razz:
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Ich will Spass, Ich will Spass!
Awesome song!
–tomtom
:p
Ich will Spass, Ich will Spass!
Awesome tunes.
–tomtom
glad you liked it. did you ever get to hear much neu DEutsche Welle when you were here?
From the looks of Markus, the “new wave” look was truly universal..hehe..
He could have fit right anywhere from Ah-Ha! to Flock of Seagulls.