You CAN Go 300 km/h on the Autobahn… Just Not Here!

Want to legally drive 300 km/h on Germany’s A1 Autobahn?
Yes—you can push your bike to the limit… but only on certain stretches! In this short video, I’ll show you 6 permanent speed-restricted zones on the A1 Autobahn that every fast driver should know before hitting the road.

Avoid sudden surprises, speed cameras, and unexpected 100–120 km/h limits.
Whether you're planning a road trip through Germany or just dreaming of the Autobahn experience, this is what you need to know.

🏁 Highlights:
Top 6 A1 Autobahn speed traps
Where you can and can’t go full throttle
Real locations you can enter in Google Maps

Keywords:
A1 Autobahn, Autobahn speed limit, Germany speed traps, driving in Germany, 300 km/h Autobahn, unrestricted highway, German Autobahn rules, Autobahn restrictions, fast driving Germany

Attributions:

[AdminFrank]

A3 has a lot of downhill sections where you can test if your car has a speed limiter… best place to test my 1989 Mazda 323

[yasingunaydiin]

The 31 highway has no limit and its a straight line but its hilly. I got on a hill and below in front there were a few cars and a camper, almost hit the camper going 150 ish.

[paulwaelder]

Around Köln/Colgne it is mostly 70 km/h

[Königskind]

On the A8 between Pforzheim and Dreieck Leonberg is about 25 km without speed limit. Last time I took that route I went full throttle with my 20 year old Subaru Forester and pushed it to a top speed of 190 km/h

[mattsold]

Followed.Maybe a series on nordschliefe as well?