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    Questo adesivo significa qualcosa in Germania? Come il nuovo driver o qualcosa del genere?

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    1. NicoSie1998 on

      Was it a German registration Plate?

      I see these A signs only in france.

      They mean „Apprenti“ which is french for „beginner“, so new french driver probably.

    3. universe_from_above on

      No, that one is only relevant in France. It shows that there is a young driver in the vehicle, which means that they’re restricted with different speed limits. 

    4. LePicar on

      Anfänger, a beginner, a noob, someone who you let drive bad and stay away as we were him or her many years ago. 🫶

      It was more common in the past, this car could be from Austria or other EU.

    5. LekoChronos on

      Propably. Its not a law or anything. Some people just like putting „Anfänger“, „A“ or different variations.

    6. Katnap-666 on

      It could stand for “Anfänger” which means Beginner. But honestly have never seen something like this on a car before.

    8. MLYeast on

      I could be missing something here, but an “A” typically means “Anfänger”, so in other words they just recently got their license and might make mistakes

      Another fun fact, if you see an A on a giant truck, then it means “Abfall”, and they are disposing something

    9. Helpful-Commercial85 on

      In Germany some people try to use to Show they are beginners but it is not suggested. I am not sure it is allowed. Normaly the A sign is for lorrys that do waste disposal.

    10. TheStoicSamurai on

      You see these alot in Saarland, which is near France. It means the driver is a beginner. It’s used to warn other people to be more cautious.

    12. Ok-Mastodon-3780 on

      Adulterer 👀 (just a joke, but look up “the Scarlet letter “if you don’t already know it )

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