Auf der Autobahn wissen wir also alle, dass wir bei diesem Schild den rechten Fuß absetzen müssen. Mein Freund und ich (wir sind Schweden) haben jedoch auf einigen Nebenstraßen, auf denen normalerweise 70 Schilder stehen, ein paar dieser No Limit-Schilder entdeckt. Bedeutet das wirklich dasselbe wie auf der Autobahn, also No Limit??
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Von moa_lindstrom
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No additional limit. So it’s 100kmh outside and 50kmh inside city limits.
Additionally, this sign revokes *all* limits, so overtaking or any other road limits are also lifted.
No, it means that former restrictions from other road signs (temporary max speed 70 for example) are lifted. On a highway the default is no speed restriction, but on a standard landstraße the max speed is already 100 by law, so even if former restrictions are lifted you still can’t go above 100 on those streets.
It isn’t a no limits sign, but more a „back to default“ sign. It ends all other round signs that came before, so also e.g. restrictions on overtaking.
It lifts all limits imposed by signs, normal limits still apply.
Important that there are also versions of this showing either a number in black or a traffic sign symbol in black. That means only the specific restriction is lifted.
Example:
You on a road with 70 km/h and „no overtaking“. Then you cross this sign, then it now a 100km/h road and you allowed to overtake again.
If it is a 70 crossed out like this, the „no overtaking“ is still in place and vice versa.
This specific sign means two things:
1. You are now free to overtake.
2. The *default national speed limit* applies.
The default national speed limit varies according to vehicle and road type. Assuming you are driving an ordinary car without a trailer, the default national speed limits are:
* on autobahns, divided highways and roads with at least two lanes in each direction: no mandatory limit, but a recommended speed of 130 km/h;
* on all other roads outside of built-up areas: 100 km/h;
* within built-up areas: 50 km/h (however, you will never see this sign in built-up areas: the default speed limit will, if it is signed, always be explicitly signed as 50 km/h).
This information is given on [these signs posted at international borders](https://assets.adac.de/image/upload/c_scale,f_auto,q_auto,t_2:1-default,w_1500/v1/ADAC-eV/KOR/Bilder/RM/richtgeschwindigkeit-neu-2101_raia5h).
You can Drive Fast as F**k. But pay Attention: Dont madder how fast you Drive… Somebody ist faster than You
The sign of freedom!
Increase your awareness and go ham on your car, as long as you feel like you’re under control. But always be aware that there are others on the road that also want to go ham, and might have a faster car. ALWAYS know what is behind you, whilst also watching for people changing in your lane without indicators (i.e. if they are quickly approach a slower car, they might do a lane change abruptly, etc.). It’s a prediction game. You have one life, no resets. Choose wisely.
Thanks for your answers! Appreciate the help 🙂
F E U E R F R E I !!!
[Translation for OP](https://i.pinimg.com/736x/c8/f6/fa/c8f6faf370d1c2a9a8e64eec3280955f.jpg)
No speed limits are only on tracks marked by [sign No. 330.1](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/07/Zeichen_330.1_-_Autobahn%2C_StVO_2013.svg/2048px-Zeichen_330.1_-_Autobahn%2C_StVO_2013.svg.png) which is visible each time you enter the highway. The highway ends once you reach [sign No. 330.2](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/62/Zeichen_330.2_-_Ende_der_Autobahn%2C_StVO_2013.svg/1200px-Zeichen_330.2_-_Ende_der_Autobahn%2C_StVO_2013.svg.png), meaning that you return to normal conditions (max. 100km/h outside of towns, max. 50km/h inside of town, unless ruled otherwise – [sign No. 282](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d3/Zeichen_282_-_Ende_s%C3%A4mtlicher_Streckenverbote%2C_StVO_1970.svg/2048px-Zeichen_282_-_Ende_s%C3%A4mtlicher_Streckenverbote%2C_StVO_1970.svg.png) does not cancel those).
If you did not reach sign No. 330.1 prior to reaching sign No. 282 (without reaching sign No. 330.2 of course), then you are not on a highway, hence speed is limited.
[Sign No. 393](https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQUBSp7-ACbXWM8Hq2qkSgbQ0bvhzknVA3Mfw&s) displays the standard speed limits for each environment (which is effectively unless overruled by other signs. Sign No. 282 only affects other signs, not the standard limits.). On highways you‘re supposed to drive ~130km/h (minimum required is 60km/h), but you can go beyond unless there‘re signs that tell you otherwise.
The sign means all restrictions previously mentioned are lifted and limitations return to the standard legal restrictions (read 100 km/h).
If for example there was a „no overtaking“ (Überholverbot) sign after the gray and white sign you are allowed to overtake slower traffic, unless there is a continuous line on the road.