Andrei, a 34-year-old software engineer from Cluj-Napoca, Romania, had been driving in his home country for twelve years. He could parallel park a minibus in a snowstorm. He once drove to Budapest and back without using GPS. So when he moved to Berlin for a job at a tech startup, he assumed the German driving license conversion would be a bureaucratic formality.
He was wrong.
Andrei’s hands were cold. The first question: “A child runs onto the road. A bus is behind you. A cyclist is on your left. What do you do?” chestionare auto germania