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There is no speed limit on most German highways but there are tight speed restrictions in built-up areas, which are rigorously enforced. Motorists who flout the rules can face fines of up to 680 euros ($775) and driving bans of up to three months, Deutsche Welle reported.
This is not true. Only on rural autobahns is there not a speed limit. The speed limit on most side roads is 100 km/h (62 mph). However, the Polizei aren't crawling everywhere like here, so people tend to go as fast as they want.

But doing 60 in a 30 in the U.S. will probably get you a reckless driving, which in some states is a Class A misdemeanor.
 
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This is not true. Only on rural autobahns is there not a speed limit. The speed limit on most side roads is 100 km/h (62 mph). However, the Polizei aren't crawling everywhere like here, so people tend to go as fast as they want.

But doing 60 in a 30 in the U.S. will probably get you a reckless driving, which in some states is a Class A misdemeanor.
Yep. The police are all over the place here to maximize ticket revenue. I drove all along the coastline in Croatia and Montenegro last year and hardly ever saw a cop. The only place I’ve ever been to where there was a bigger concentration of cops was Havana, Cuba. And I wasn’t driving there.
 

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