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Signs are also frequently wrong, even in Germany. This can get so bad that there are multiple maximum speeds on the same road in the same direction, all dependi
by oynqr 5y ago
Signs are also frequently wrong, even in Germany. This can get so bad that there are multiple maximum speeds on the same road in the same direction, all depending on where you came from.
- foepys 5y agoNo, the speed limit is always the same, regardless where you came from. If there is no speed limit posted after a junction, the default speed limit for this kind of road (unlimited, 100km/h, 50km/h, or zone specific as posted before entering the zone, usually 30km/h) applies. But even a lot of Germans don't know this, I'm afraid.
- nmehner 5y ago> But even a lot of Germans don't know this, I'm afraid. Yes, because this is not the case. https://www.bussgeldkatalog.de/geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung-aufgehoben/ https://www.bussgeldkatalog.de/geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung-au...
- ciex 5y agoWhile this is true it's also not uncommon for signage to be faulty, i.e. not following official regulations, or invalid unfortunately. Most often at construction sites.
- oynqr 5y agoMy driving instructor also told me this. I learned the hard way with a pretty hefty ticket.