Little Danish dip - Crossing the Fehmarn channel and tipping 

Loved the trip; keep em coming

This video was of great interest to me as we’ve just come back from a road trip to Rugen Island in north east Germany. We used virtually the same route as you for the outward journey but the road between Eindhoven and Venlo was closed so we had to divert via Arnhem to reach Osnabruck for our first overnight stop. Came back via Bremen and Amsterdam.

Great video as always. You and the breeze are the only two guys on RU-vid that are truckers that i watch. 👍👍

Brilliant vlog again 👍👍

Best dialogue by far re uk truckers . Very dry with a hint of sarcasm - love it .

Just discovered your channel and really enjoyed it. I have now subscribed.

Absolutely superb video as always, Best trucking videos on You Tube by a million miles, Looking forward to watching the rest of your trip to Denmark, Take care & Best wishes

Yes, the Femern tunnel will be a toll road, the booths will be on the danish side as Denmark is footing the bill for it, Germany is only paying for upgrades of roads and rail on land on their side.

Great video. Lovely part of the world Scandinavian. Safe travels 👍☘️👍

Brilliant video, Thanks for taking us along! I really appreciate all the tips and advice you give, Truly is invaluable for someone who hopefully will be doing my Hgv lessons soon so thank you. Really enjoy your videos, Take care and have a lovely weekend

Nice Trip Exactly Parking Please Keep Then Coming And Stay Safe Out There

Great vlog as usual mate looking forward to seeing the next one safe journey

Great vlog as usual . Used the glove on the floor measurement by the front wheel a few times when parking close. Older driver showed me when I was a newby

Thanks for another superb video 👍😊

Superb work

Brilliant video as always 🙏

Good evening from New Zealand 🇳🇿

Cool beans! Was about to suggest, when you couldn't drive in Germany, that you go west over the bridge in Denmark in stead, but found out the distance from Padborg and Puttgarden to Hamburg is roughly the same, so nothing spared really. To the contrary you'd be burning more fuel and not catching a break on the boat, and then it's 20mins/½hour longer anyway. Guess it would only be for a change of scenery, or the boat laid up in high winds or something. Anyway, super vid. Safe travels to you.

Always enjoy your Vids and thanks for bringing us along, always wondered why there are no reversing cameras on HGV Trailers ? the tech is available and probably not too expensive, very little in relation to the overall value of the Unit, surely they would benefit for even the most experienced drivers reversing as you did now, reversing on to awkward bays, blind siding etc ?

Great video i do miss the bus video but this is still great and enjoyable Do you miss the bus jobs

When you drove on, you see why they ask about width, they plan for where to put you if you're oversized.

Them Dolly Drags are already here in the UK under a Government Trial by selected hauliers only about 3 I belive

Osnabrock twinned with derby

Great vid as always. Passing that huge truck and trailer, you must have thought you were back in oz. I had a lovely trip back from kalamata in greece today. Two coaches and a huge dump truck full of gravel. Winding up the narrow roads and villages in the mountains. 10/ 20 kph. Nice stuck in a queue of 20 plus cars. Roads definitely not made for modern trucks etc. Still they get through just. 2 did pull over at the top of the mountain road and let everyone pass. Not many places for them to pull over. Always interesting driving here. Looks very flat where you are driving. Nice straight roads for miles. Unheard of here in greece 😂😂

Yes, Germany allow 25 meters truck. But Germany is Germany, they don't allow higher weight, that's why you only see a few of them in Germany. In Scandinavia and Finland, op to 60 ton is allowed. Trials in Sweden with 30m and 90 ton is ongoing. I know Danish authorities are following these trials. Big savings on fuel and CO2 emission has been proved. In Denmark, we have 0 fatalities, with the big ones involved. The big trucks have been here permanently since 2011. Just to calm down sceptic people.

Guten Morgen

My apologies, seem to recall asking you this a few months ago, have you tride to get on F1 European work? . I think they double up on drivers so they can continue driving without the need to stop, guess it means sharing the truck though with another driver.

Perfect Saturday night. Tour de France and your vlog. By the way what’s your name please 👍🏻

unfortunately at times the background noise is so loud it is nearly impossible to hear what you are saying