GermanyByClick.com - Travel and Hotels Guide  
  Germany HomeGermany HotelsGermany WeatherGermany Maps
How to use this site | Terms & Conditions | About Us
Personal Folder
Personal Folder
View/Cancel Reservation

Transportation
By Car
If you are traveling by car, an ultra-modern and efficient freeway network awaits you. Over 700 restaurants, gas stations, motels and kiosks are open day and night to travelers driving across the approximately 11,000 km freeway network of the Federal Republic.

The following types of fuel are available in Germany:
Regular (91 octane)
Super Unleaded (95 octane)
Super Plus Unleaded
(98 octane)
Unleaded Diesel

Maximum Speeds:
For cars without trailers traveling outside city limits, a maximum speed of 100 km/hr applies. Within city limits, the speed is 50 km/hr. City limits are clearly marked by signs. On freeways, a speed of 130 km/hr is recommended. Cars with trailers (i.e. campers) may drive at a maximum of 80 km/hr on roads and freeways.

Important rules:
According to the law, seat belts must be worn by all passengers in the car. For children under 4 years of age, child seats are required, and children under 12 years of age must use child seat cushions. Motorcyclists must drive with a helmet. The blood alcohol limit is .05. Before beginning their journey, it is a good idea for tourists to purchase information about traveling by car in Germany from the automobile clubs.

  Germany Traveler Essentials
Useful Tips Currency
Cuisine Weather
Maps Gallery
Transportation    

   

Home | Hotels | Maps | Weather
Other Destinations: Amsterdam : Budapest : Canada : Czech : Prague : Cyprus : Germany : Berlin : Greece : Israel : Italy : Rome : London : Paris : Portugal : Spain : Madrid : Barcelona
Copyright © 2001 ByTech Communications LTD. All rights reserved. mail us
Travelbyclick Travel Guides