Great guide! Definitely came across a lot of this on my road trip around Switzerland, especially being surprised by the car train! Been following you after coming across your Norway video. Keep up the great work.
Cool video, thanks for that. Just a quick note: The cycle lanes in the middle of the carriageway only exist on multi-lane roads in cities and are there so that cyclists can also turn. If there were only a cycle lane on the right-hand side, which must be used, turning left would be impossible or awkward and dangerous. The cycle lanes are always on the right-hand side of the respective lane and are not intended to annoy car drivers. 😉
Yes to use the Swiss motorways / highways you must buy the annual vignette 40 CHF. if you use local slow streets under 80km/h then no need for vignette.
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Great tips ! As I now live in Switzerland, all make sense.
Happy to get the tick of approval from a local :-) Thanks for watching!
Great guide! Definitely came across a lot of this on my road trip around Switzerland, especially being surprised by the car train! Been following you after coming across your Norway video. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for watching. Glad you liked the video :-) The train can be a bit intimidating in a rental car but you get used to it quickly….
Cool video, thanks for that. Just a quick note: The cycle lanes in the middle of the carriageway only exist on multi-lane roads in cities and are there so that cyclists can also turn. If there were only a cycle lane on the right-hand side, which must be used, turning left would be impossible or awkward and dangerous. The cycle lanes are always on the right-hand side of the respective lane and are not intended to annoy car drivers. 😉
Ahh that makes sense!! Thank you for sharing, hopefully it helps anyone who watches :-)
Do we need to by pass for motorways to drive on it??
The rental company took care of everything so I am not sure if you need anything specific if driving in from another country
Yes to use the Swiss motorways / highways you must buy the annual vignette 40 CHF. if you use local slow streets under 80km/h then no need for vignette.