Questions & Answers about Fahr voraus; ich folge.
Because Fahr! is the informal singular imperative of fahren, used when speaking to one person as du.
- du fährst = you drive / you go
- Fahr! = Drive! / Go!
In German, the du imperative usually drops the subject du, so Fahr voraus really means You go on ahead.
Voraus means something like ahead, in front, or on ahead.
So Fahr voraus means:
- Go on ahead
- Drive ahead
- You go first, and I’ll come after
It often suggests that one person should move first and the other person will follow.