Every bigger intersection has a similar system in Munich. Works pretty well. But in Munich (and Germany as a whole), the road-hierarchy is "the weaker one is ri

Every bigger intersection has a similar system in Munich. Works pretty well. But in Munich (and Germany as a whole), the road-hierarchy is "the weaker one is right", thus car drivers must be very careful not to run over pedestrians and bicycles. When you take driving lessons in Germany, an essential part of it is how to handle traffic around you. There are many intersections you need to watch out for pedestrians and bicycles, when turning left, and the hard part is, sometimes bicycles drive faster than cars! But when you have a lot of bicycles, this also gives room for new ideas like mobile repair services: http://www.startnext.de/en/harryandmarv http://www.startnext.de/en/harryandmarv