Driving In Germany
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Speed Limits in Germany:
- Speed limits in German cities are 50 kmh (31 mph).
- On highways, you are not allowed to drive faster than 100 kmh( 62 mph), unless otherwise marked.
- There is no speed limit on the Autobahn - except where posted, for example in construction zones; watch out for these signs, you can get a hefty ticket for speeding.
The German Autobahn:
- On the Autobahn, you can drive as fast as you feel is safe; the German authorities recommend a "suggested" speed of 130 kmh (80mph).
- You can only pass another car in the left lane. The right lane is for slower vehicles, and overtaking cars in the right lane is illegal.
- Before you pull into the left lane to pass another car, make sure to check the rear view mirror carefully - some cars travel as fast as 200 kmh and approach very suddenly.
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