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Then Australian highway is an entirely different thing than highways in europe and our discussion is meaningless. I stand corrected that German highways with u
by mantas 4y ago
Then Australian highway is an entirely different thing than highways in europe and our discussion is meaningless.
I stand corrected that German highways with unlimited speed are better driving experience than eastern european counterparts with a limit. Highways in european sense.
- defrost 4y agoWell, your side may have been meaningless but I've had a clear and solid understanding of both the German Autobahn and an Australian highway from the outset .. I'm glad you've caught up. To reiterate, the highways in the NT of Australia were completely unregulated for many years as an area with no state government and no federal road laws until relatively recently. People frequently drove at high speeds legally for many years and staged legal high speed long distance races on its roads. In recent decades roads there have been regulated with sections at times being unlimited. The primary issue with unlimited zones, IMHO, is people driving beyond their ability - in the sense of beyond their ability to react, to see ahead, to understand the nature of the road (ie. dips, curves, what it takes to actively straddle a hard road and soft shoulder and maintain control), beyond what the mechanics of their car might be capable of.