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Geography and equipment do not change your ability to react to events. I've driven 180-200 km/h on the German autobahns (in a car that could handle it) and I c
by joezydeco 8y ago
Geography and equipment do not change your ability to react to events.
I've driven 180-200 km/h on the German autobahns (in a car that could handle it) and I could tell I was driving at the edge or slightly beyond my vision and reaction time. It was freaking scary. I don't know if every driver out there could tell when they were hitting that limit. The golf cart analogy doesn't apply here IMO.
- zepearl 8y agoSimilar for me: ~160-180 km/h in Germany and ~130-140 km/h in Switzerland is my limit since always, if the highway is in good condition + weather is good + traffic is low + I'm not tired + etc... .
- papageek 8y agoAre you talking about curving roads? 220 km/h is no problem on straight flat stretches.
- philsnow 8y agothe autobahn is specifically designed not to have unbroken flat straight stretches because that disengages the drivers