ja man

but if it comes to maintenance, it's terrible. patches of construction work for 2-7km length. So it takes yeares for a 100km distance.. and when it's finished they can restart from the beginning. France does this more efficient: "travaux de nuit" around paris where they just close motorways fully e.g. from midnight to 4AM on weekends, but then have it finished by a weekend. Or reduce the lanes, but then on length of 30+km, having hundreds of workers out at the same time, in order to complete the work within a few weeks for the full distance.

@@christian-io7qq i mean, I used to live in Germany as a kid and now German Autobahns lost their magic because of loads of road works and traffic jams but I love German Autobahns as a Polish person who lives in a place from where they have to drive around 100km to reach the nearest motorway

100 Percent correct

@@rarbiart Had one, nice car 😊

seriously.. how did you know???

@@madixirekt2945 I had one, you get used to the sound they make 😊

Wow 😁that's pretty cool

thanks for the compliments. but to be honest, this was not "fast driving", this was more "relaxed mode".

@@rarbiart LOL

you can have vision signals all you want the white noise of the tires still does 50% of the job at making you feel tired

Don't mind about those exits. We light the while country up light a Christmas Exposition. Without kidding, Belgium's visible from space....

@@saladspinner3200 I do mind. They are not necessary. They ruin the environment and do NOTHING for safety - in fact, they make it worse. You can see all exits and intersections in Croatia from space as well. They give off more light that many nearby towns! And the traffic during the night is extremely low.

it should be CC-BY-SA. but i can promise not so sue (nor to Content-ID strike) anybody. I just do not put CC0, since that bears the risk of somebody else claiming it and then striking me.

I had been using just a decent dash cam (viofo...) and the car has an at least tolerable suspension

first is speed in km per hour (just divide by 1.6 to have the mph), second is latitude, third is longitude, you may feed those (without the E and the N) to google maps "search box" if you like to see where it is.

@@rarbiart ah, thank you and for such a swift response 👍

this a Volkswagen Passat B7 (2013) with the scandal ridden EA189 block (here: 130kW). I should have stayed below 210km/h due to winter tires (speed index H). So the sections like 58:04 where i went a bit faster than 130mph should normally not have happened.... BTW: the ambient noise is even lower, it's just the dash cam's microphpne ear to the windscreen. But this goes for my previous GM too: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLFnit2gqdfanps.html

Thanks for the fast and informative reply !

You don't really need lights if everything is retro reflective.

yes i do, license is as stated CC-SA-BY

a new 100 km/h limit for no obvious reason.

haha understandable. i like that the video ends in dusseldorf! did you start in eschborn by any chance?

It's actually pretty safe. At this time of day there are almost no cars you could crash into, if your far light is turned on you can see the curvature of the road quite clearly and far because of the reflective paint used on the linings.

Haha I like this music when I go in trip in summer in night in the highway to 180 km in 2000km distance !You like me xD

look for the signs "round, with red border, white background, black numbers". you will spot 100 and 120 (or 130) depending on the state, or unlimited. Or 80 due to bad road conditions, or construction work, sometimes even 60km/h due to "difficult junction inside construction area". And if you see, that i am doing most time "about 20 above": getting caught for speeding up to 20 "too much" it's just a loss of some currency units. if it's 21+ you will collect some bad scoring which accumulates (and hardly fades away). And later will invalidate your driving licence as a long term result. speeding 26+ will make your license to be suspended for at least a month. And since the winter tires which were still mounted in april were of speed-index H, their limit was 210km/h (130mph)

@@rarbiart thank you for your quick reply. I couldn't make out the signs to be honest though I'm watching on a small screen, but the laws you have regarding speeding are interesting. We have a points system in the UK and fixed penalty notices. Once you accumulate 12 points your licence is suspended, the time varies. The fixed penalty is £100.

the visiblity is a problem of wide camera angle. Even on a big screens the signs are just for a fraction of a second in the spot "big enough to read" and "not too narrow to be motion blurreed while passing."

218km

@@rarbiart Nice, that's why I like to come to Germany by car