Conducir en Alemania

Alemania NO tiene limite de velocidad general en la Autobahn, pero se recomiendan 130 km/h. Zonas urbanas: 50 km/h. Fuera de zonas urbanas: 100 km/h.

Limite de alcohol en Alemania: 0,5 por mil para la mayoria. Tolerancia cero (0,0%) para menores de 21 anos y conductores con menos de 2 anos de carnet.

En Alemania: 18 anos para coches (Clase B), o 17 con conduccion acompanada. Ciclomotores desde 15 anos. Motos: A1 desde 16, A2 desde 18.

Alemania usa "Rechts vor Links" (derecha antes que izquierda) en cruces sin senal. Giros a la izquierda ceden al trafico contrario.

En rotondas alemanas: ceder el paso al trafico en la rotonda, circular en sentido antihorario, senalizar solo al salir.

In Germany, paid parking costs €1-3/hour in cities. A Parkscheibe (parking disc) is required in blue zones. Fines range from €20 for expired parking to €70+ for blocking emergency access. Always display your Parkschein or Parkscheibe visibly.

In Germany, seatbelts are mandatory for all occupants. Fine is €30 for adults, €60 if child is not secured (plus 1 point). Children under 150cm or 12 years must use child restraints.

Using a handheld phone while driving in Germany costs €100 fine and 1 point. If causing danger, fine increases to €150 + 2 points. Cyclists also face €55 fines.

German Autobahns have no general speed limit but a recommended speed of 130 km/h. However, many sections have limits. No toll for cars. Right lane is for driving, left lanes for overtaking only.

In Germany, call 112 for emergencies. Form a Rettungsgasse (rescue lane) in traffic jams. At accidents: secure scene, call help, provide first aid. First aid training is mandatory for license.