Wenn ich eine 120 km/h -Zone lasse und dieses Zeichen sehe, bedeutet dies, dass es keine Geschwindigkeitsbegrenzung gibt? Oder ist das unterschiedlich und beendet nur die 120 -Zone, aber ich sollte nur 130 km / h haben?
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Von Soft-Perspective2201
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From this sign on, there is no longer a speed limit of 120. Until speed is limited again by a new sign.
It means there is no speed limit. 130 is still the legal recommended speed and going beyond that may impact insurance coverage; but it is legal and very common to drive at speeds beyond 130 km/h
No speed limit after this one
There’s no speed limit on the Autobahn unless a sign says otherwise. After this sign you are not limited by speed theoretically
130km/h is the „Richtgeschwindigkeit“ means that its a recommendation.
If it’s crossed out like in your image it does indeed mean that there is no limit until the next sign.
floor it.
Thank you everyone!
Yeah, that sign lifts all speed limits, but in general 130 is the **recommended** but not binding speed limit. Broadly speaking you shouldn’t drive faster for once because in case of an accident your insurance will try to argue you might be partly at fault.
The sign you posted marks the end of a 120 km/h speed limit.
As there is no general speed limit on an Autobahn by default, having the speed limit lifted means that there is no speed limit anymore. You may drive as fast **as the traffic situation and the individual situation allows**. Note that it only lifts the prior 120 km/h speed limit. There is a seperate sign that would lift *all* limitations.
130 km/h is not a speed limit or even a minimum speed, it is the „Richtgeschwindigkeit“, the recommended speed you should orient yourself towards – again – only in perfect conditions.
Pedal to the metal
On the Autobahn, that sign means no speed limit. Please take care though and keep to the right whenever possible.
On highways (Landstraße, Bundesstraße) a similarly looking sign (e.g., with a 70) will mean speed limit is 100.
Basically the sign means that there are no speed restrictions. But it is recommended to drive 130km/h, but that doesn’t mean you must drive 130km/h
No Speedlimit, but be aware that if there is no speed limit, the Richtgeschwindigkeit (recommended speed) is 130. In the event of an accident, this can be decisive in determining who is at fault. If the situation is unclear, the person who was driving at the recommended speed is usually right. But that’s just as an aside, I’ve never experienced or heard of it coming into play
It means that the speed limit of 120km/h is lifted at this point. However, additional limits, e.g. „80km/h when road is wet“ or „no overtaking“, would still apply.
After the this sign, there are no speed limits until the next sign indicates one. However, be aware that many insurance companies only provide full coverage if you were not driving faster than 130 km/h at the time of an accident.
If the traffic situation is fine, you can safely drive up to 417 km/h. There is a training video on the web that shows the needed components.
Seriously: There is no speed limit after the shown sign, but the Richtgeschwindigkeit is 130 km/h.
But you are allowed to go faster, if the traffic allows it.
This means, the speed limit ends and there is no speed limit anymore but other signs like „no overtaking“ remain valid.
They main purpose of this sign is to end only the speed limit. The same sign without the number on it would lift all prohibitions, e.g. restrictions on overtaking.
No speed limit except the physical limit of speed of light
this sign means „end of the section prohibition regarding speed“ and what follows is that the **default speed limit for the road you’re on now applies again**
how do you know which type of road you’re on?
within city limits -> 50 km/h
overland road -> 100 km/h
autobahn -> richtgeschwindigkeit 130
Pedal to the metal!
This sign means that the special speed limit ends and the general speed limit applies. In inner cities its 50 km/h; on higways it’s 100 km/h, on the Autobahn none.
But keep in mind that as soon as you go faster than the reccomended speed, you can be found partialy liable in an accident.
According to FAR 91.117(a) and ICAO regulations, in this case, the maximum speed is limited to 463 km/h (or 250 KIAS) as long as you remain below 10,000 feet.
unless you’re in a car, then the limit is c
The official name of the sign is “unendlich”
– no speed limit after this sign
– drive as fast as you want as long as you’re always in full control of your vehicle and able to stop without crashing into the traffic jam that has built up behind the corner over there
– insurance can argue that it’s okay for them to pay less because you exceeded 130 when the situation didn’t allow you to do so safely (make of that what you will, for general guidance you can look at what the other drivers are doing)
when you see this sign, dont think, just press gas 😁
While there is no speed limit beyond this sign, the „Richtgeschwindigkeit“ (reference speed? Recommended speed?) is 130km/h.
You are allowed to drive faster, however if you get into an accident you will usually be assigned partial blame based on speed.
So if you were going 150 you may not receive any blame but if you were going in excess of 200 the other person would have to do some serious shit so you get off free.
Blame impacts who covers which damages and how insurance reacts.
No limit, go reach for the stars
Speed limit = c
The sign means no more 120 speed limit.
As comparison, the full white with 3 stripes means any restriction is lifted. This one just lifts speed specifically.
Means you go crazy after this sign and forget insurance