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> doing anything more than 200km by road is annoying and tiring. Unless you are on a German Autobahn: drive on, go left lane, floor the gas pedal, and you cros
by mschuster91 1y ago
> doing anything more than 200km by road is annoying and tiring.
Unless you are on a German Autobahn: drive on, go left lane, floor the gas pedal, and you cross that distance in an hour (or less).
- trinix912 1y agoApart from the traffic causing other (slower) drivers to enter the left lane. Not to mention that you have to be way more aware of everything around you if you're going 200. The cognitive load is bigger than parking on a train and taking a nap, perhaps even overnight so you're set to continue driving in the morning.
- gregoriol 1y agoDefinitely that! Going faster is more intense: more stimulation, more reactions, but also more noise, more vibrations, ... so for the same distance, even with less time, you'll end up tired the same or more.
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- GJim 1y agoClearly you have never driven on an autobahn. They suffer from as much congestion as any other major road; you aren't easily going to achieve, let alone maintain, that speed during 'ordinary' day-to-day traffic.
- mschuster91 1y ago> Clearly you have never driven on an autobahn. I have, top speed I used to do was around 250 km/h... and my longest stretch was a non-stop Munich-Vienna-Munich, 24 hours on the road. I'll admit though that I was dead after that one.