The suggested speed on the Autobahn is still 130 km/h. If you’re going significantly faster and cause an accident, your insurance will probably consider you at fault and only cover what they’re (edit: legally) obligated to.
I drive in Germany sometimes and the roads are too busy to be going very fast, my average never got much higher than 150 km/h even if you only count the fastest portions. To be fair I haven’t tried crossing the country starting on a Sunday at 3 AM, you can probably go as fast as is efficient to not waste time on extra refuelling because of the car’s drag.
No german city pictured because infinite -10% is still infinite
The suggested speed on the Autobahn is still 130 km/h. If you’re going significantly faster and cause an accident, your insurance will probably consider you at fault and only cover what they’re (edit: legally) obligated to.
Why would any insurance company pay more than they are obligated to?
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I read a while back that more and more of the Autobahn has a speed limit these days.
I drive in Germany sometimes and the roads are too busy to be going very fast, my average never got much higher than 150 km/h even if you only count the fastest portions. To be fair I haven’t tried crossing the country starting on a Sunday at 3 AM, you can probably go as fast as is efficient to not waste time on extra refuelling because of the car’s drag.
Much of the Autobahn does have limits though :)
Most of it is under construction and has like a 50Km/h limit.
Usually 80. Goes to 60 if lanes are too narrow
i mean there’s still a limit to how fast your car will physically go, can’t imagine many cars are happy pulling 200km/h