My experience cycling as an international student in Germany 🇩🇪. Curious what it‘s like? 🚲
🖋️ Sabari
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Hi guys, I’m Sabri and today we’re going to talk about cycling in Germany. So, what do you need? A bike of course, a bell, a bike lock. Remember the keys and lights. Some key differences with my Singaporean and German university is that in my German university, I have the tools to repair a bike and I have a air pump. And if you have an electric bike or electric scooter, you can actually charge them here. Last but not least, if you need some spare parts, we have vending machine. Something funny I noticed is that in Germany, helmets are not compulsory, but optional. Some things to note, if you see this sign, it means that cycling is forbidden. So, don’t cycle. Hey, no. Oh, what? Don’t drink and drive. By the way, you can cycle on the roads as long dedicated bike paths, but please check with your local Pass minister. If you see this sign with a horizontal line, it means that both pedestrians and cyclists can use the same lane. Thanks for watching. Stay safe and have fun cycling in Germany.