Aye.
Germans must have changed significantly since I was there in the mid-70âs. At that time, it was impossible to get Germans to line up (âqueue upâ, in brit-speak) at all, and their behavior on the road was a modified form of this. I remember seeing a Politzei helicopter herding a group of German cars that decided to take a detour around a road accident (and almost running over an officer doing it). I didnât see them on the water, however, so that may have been different.
When the wall came down a whole lot of East Germans who had been driving trabants were suddenly unleashed on the roads driving second hand Mercedes and BMWs. The results were predictable.
My experience was that the Trabants on the Autobahn were just about as dangerous. 75 kmh when the Mercedes and BMWs were doing at least twice that.
Cheers,
Earl
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