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Germany is the paradise for all passionate drivers. It has excellent motorways (called Autobahn) that include many sections without speed limits. And best of all, motorways are free to use for cars. Another great thing is that Germans drive correctly. They almost always obey traffic rules. Some might not obey speed limits on motorways, but will get a fine for sure, as Autobahn Police is very active. They are using unmarked but very powerful cars. If you obey all traffic rules, it is very unlikely you will meet any police.

Germany has an excellent public transport network. Both trains and planes cover the country very well and are very reliable. The plane is used more by business people, since the train is also fast, it is cheaper and it is often more convenient, taking you directly from one city to another.

Trains are the main means of transport for those that don't have a car. The trains are extremely reliable and fast. Travel times by rail are often lower than travel times by car. The railway gets to almost the whole country, making trains a good option even when you travel to smaller towns.

As prices for gas and Diesel are increasing on an almost weekly basis, sparing a few cents on each liter can lead to significant savings in the long run. We are going to show you how to compare prices for gas and Diesel in Germany, in order to find the cheapest fuel nearby your location.

Germany has one of the most expensive fuel in Europe. By reducing the price you pay for a full tank with 5 cents per liter, you can save about €2 per tank. It's not much, but it's a beer more. Not for you, of course, since you are the driver :)