If the speed limit in Germany is 80km/h, how fast can you drive in the leftmost lane? I see that the cars in the leftmost lane are all driving very fast ?

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Generally not more than 10%

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I really don't understand why you keep occupying the fast lane? First of all, there is no expressway in Germany that has no speed limit throughout the section. Therefore, it is impossible to drive at 130-150 if so, you can only say that you have violated the rules. Secondly, after overtaking, give way to the leftmost lane is the most basic rule ? Germany Q&A

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Could you please tell me whether there is a speed limit in Germany? I see signs indicating a limit of 80 or 120, but the cars on the road are all moving very fast ? Germany Q&A

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Never drove over 200, feeling a little lost. If I don't limit my speed to around 120 on the highway, should I drive in the leftmost lane? What about driving with large trucks ? Germany Q&A

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Germany is fast, but the driving quality of its people is generally high. Austria has many mountains, and the speed limit on the roads is very low, generally 100, and the theoretical maximum on the highway is 130, but I have never encountered it. However, the driving quality of people in Austria is a little worse. I have encountered several sudden rushes out of intersections, and there is definitely no one who will do this in Germany ? Germany Q&A

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Do you know this? In Germany when driving, if there is no traffic sign, the principle is that the right has priority over the left. What does this mean? When driving on the straight lane, do I need to give way to the right turn vehicle on the right ? Germany Q&A

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Yeah, I was driving with my heart in my throat, afraid of holding up the cars behind me, and not daring to insert myself between two big cars. It was really not easy. Also, may I ask you: in the city, the speed limit is 30, and there are no cars in front of me. I'm also not daring to exceed the speed limit, driving like a plodding ox, pressing on the cars behind me. I always feel guilty about it ? Germany Q&A

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I wonder if it's okay if I drive 50 km/h in the city and 60-70 km/h everywhere else? Will I still get fined for driving slowly? Because I really don't drive fast, driving at 70 km/h on the elevated road is already my limit, and I haven't been on the highway yet. ? Germany Q&A

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Excuse me, how do you drive at a roundabout in Germany? If the entrance is a red circle, you don't need to turn on your right turn signal. Cars inside the roundabout have the right of way, which means that you should let the car coming from your left go first. After the car on your left has gone, can you go? Also, do you need to turn on your right turn signal when the exit is green? Even if I am going straight out? Is that how it's understood ? Germany Q&A

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Can I ask you all what kind of car do people usually rent in Germany? I felt that the manual car was not powerful enough when I drove from Salzburg to King Lake today. I wonder if it will be very difficult to drive on the German highway ? Germany Q&A

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That's enough with the RentCarGo international driving license certification! There's no need to go through the hassle of getting a consulate translation. It's not just about the money, it's about not having the time or energy to do it. RentCarGo says it's okay, and the rental car company says it's okay, so what's the big deal? I've rented cars in Europe many times and have never had a problem with the police checking my license. So I'm not going to waste my time doing this. If there is a problem, I'll definitely hold RentCarGo accountable. Can they handle it ? Germany Q&A

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Not only do they say you don't need to buy a high-speed ticket, but they've been running around for days and haven't been caught. People always say things like, "Oh, it's no problem to drive all the way with a little white book." I don't know where they get their mysterious confidence and logic from, it's really funny and annoying. This is definitely not a responsible attitude towards travel. It's like saying, "You didn't get caught driving after drinking, so you can always drive after drinking in the future?" ? Germany Q&A

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