Richard S - Most non-EV drivers tend to gas up at one place & then drive their cars somewhere else (usually a block away).

IEC 60906-1 for the win!

@@richard--s Hehe he should watch Geography Now. Barbs said about Liechtenstein: "They use the Swiss Franc as their currency, the type J plug style outlet, and they drive on the right side of the road". And then he went on to say that he had big troubles with his type C adapter in Switzerland because of the hexagonal shape of the plugs 😁.

@@ursodermatt8809 Indeed one should check it. Even in Denmark they have a rather unique plug (type K?), and the Schuko won't fit there every time either.

@@ursodermatt8809 Yeah UK, Ireland, Malta and Cyprus use the type G plug. I remember as a kid my mom mistakenly took a type A American plug adapter with us to Cyprus. Needless to say it wasn't too useful 🤣

They're the same as the plugs used in much of Brazil.

@@richard--s Ah, I missed the first one, good point!

I'm sure the UK would disagree.

And if you need anything whilst you’re here just let me know and I’ll be happy to help!

Lauterbraunnen is one of the most beautiful places I have ever been too. Drove there twice now from uk. Can't wait to go again in my Model 3 once its delivered.

But is limited to 10 A, Type E/F (French style / SCHUKO) can handle up to 16 A (temporary) or 10 A permanently, however I must admit Swiss type J sockets are much more space saving and very safe :)

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@@bjornnyland exact same speed i travel in model 3 in switzerland. your safe :) watch out going from Bern to Kriegstetten. Near Solothurn there is a new radar which will do a photo if u go faster then 2 over speedlimit. just warning you

not for foreigners

@@pietvelkens219 The rules and fines are the same for everyone. If you leave before they catch you and your home country does not have some kind of extradition treaty with Switzerland, you might get away with it. But you can't go back to Switzerland or Liechtenstein for the next few years. Here's an example of a German driver that was speeding in Switzerland: www.aargauerzeitung.ch/ausland/der-deutsche-gotthard-raser-sitzt-im-knast-warum-das-verfahren-vier-jahre-dauerte-132708695

Well you have to pay 40 CHF for the yearly toll sticker better use it as much as you can 😛

I wish everybody would use IEC 60906-1, which is an improved version of the Swiss plug and supposedly the global standard (unfortunately only used in Brazil and South Africa).

Everybody should use Type 2 😁😁😁

Hostel price in Oslo for sure, and shared only.

Trouver des croissants fait maison est de plus en plus rare malheureusement car ce n'est plus rentable. Même les "vraie" boulangerie pâtisserie vendent du croissant industriel comme on en trouve en grande surface.

@@michaelvaniseghem6478 en fait c'est même les grandes surfaces qui prennent le contrepied pour attirer les clients, ils ont des vrais boulangers car ils savent que c'est un bon produit d'appel.

Yes

From my experience it's even slightly cheaper than Copenhagen. At least in restaurants I got a much better quality of food for roughly the same price.

+Alain Parent Didn't I say I was on a holiday?

@@bjornnyland lol, yes yes you did.

The chocolate banana thing was super loaded with calories and very sweet. You didn't spot that one in the video?

@@bjornnyland did not. Keep up the videos mister. Really like them

suppafly68 Strasbourg 👍

+Stefan Schulthess You have to read the thumbnail next time.

@@bjornnyland I've read it. But you said you stay only two nights here fortunately. So it seemed it's only because of the plugs 😉. But I'm looking forward to the next video anyway.

Vélizy, in the south-west of Paris area

Beer is cheaper in Switzerland, that's for sure.

I think alcoholicas are cheaper in switzerland... depends how much you need for a nice vacation! ;-)

Wifey's channel is called: Ammery kzfaq.info/love/WW5Msp3vsZS9pRQSgjVBNQ

Finally found 'John Doe', yayy !

PolybosStudio you can give me some advise on road trip in Suisse. ;)

@@darioperrone3487 You have to do have to some of the mountain passes like Gotthard, Oberalp, Susten or Nuffenen (Easy to combine, as they are close by). Tesla are great for this kind of the road. Avoid the Gotthard road tunnel during summer (more or less constant jam). There are some places in Eastern Switzerland without any foreign tourist like Glarus. Also the Jura mountains are quite tourists free, and very nice. To save money: Take the biggest meal at lunch. Many restaurant offer lunch offers, where you can get a full meal for 15-20 CHF, specially on the country side. If you venture there, you should know some french or german, as people might not speak english. I will make some videos to my trip there next months. (Subscribe to my channel)

I'm not in Bratwurstland... yet.