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In Germany it is generally the other way round, especially when children are involved. The driver of a car has to take care of pedestrians and cyclists. Even if
by allendoerfer 12y ago
In Germany it is generally the other way round, especially when children are involved. The driver of a car has to take care of pedestrians and cyclists. Even if a driver follows the rules perfectly fine, § 1.1 of the law (you have to take care of others) always beats the rest.
- CalRobert 12y agoInterestingly, Germany is also the most wonderful place I know for a drive. They're well-trained, considerate, and skilled.
- allendoerfer 12y agoYou get what you (let people) pay for. A drivers license costs ~1500€ here.