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    Sono un turista e ho capito tutti i segnali stradali tedeschi che ho visto, tranne questo. Cosa dovrebbe significare questo?!

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    1. glowinthedarkstick on

      Let lane merges/changes to occur basically. Usually that sign is when two lanes converge and you’re supposed to zipper together. This appears to be a location where lots of cars need to swap lanes and this basically says to allow it and to alternate. 

    6. Scared-Question9800 on

      I don’t have an answer, but surely looks weird and I’ve never seen them around.

    7. prickinthewall on

      This one is new to me too, but it means you should let others change lanes on the next 300m.

    8. TheSacredChao on

      No official sign with relevance by law.

      They are asking the driver to let others change lanes

    9. GamnlingSabre on

      The meaning is known but the execution is impossible Germany. So don’t bother with it.

    10. neuhaus_facereading on

      This sign is German traffic poetry. 😄

      It basically means “Merge in turn” – or more literally, “Let others merge.”

      The curvy arrows show that three lanes will become one, and all drivers should take turns merging, like a zipper (the Germans even call this the “zipper principle” or Reißverschlussverfahren).

      The small sign underneath adds: “for the next 300 meters.”

      So: No racing, no cutting in – just polite alternating. Welcome to driving in Germany! 😉

    12. ForlorneHorse on

      Just like driving on an American highway. Merge from all sides.

    13. Mammoth-Parfait-9371 on

      This is a guide to correctly decorating your Tannenbaum with string lights. Start from the bottom, progress upwards and around at an angle.

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