If you drove to berlin, germany how long would it take at 65mph?

Question

by way of the northpole?

Answer 1

First, we don't have amphibious cars.

Second, nobody outside of the United States uses miles anymore. So don't ask any European distances in miles. Like everyone else, Germans use kilometers.

There's no autobahn speed limit, in theory. But in reality, much of Germany is urbanized, and there are limits in heavily populated areas. Usually 100-130 KPH.

Answer 2

I can't drive across the Atlantic Ocean

Answer 3

About a hundred and twenty hours non stop from L.A.  Of

course you would need to stop for gas.  Assume you would

have two drivers so you could rest.  Berlin is really great.

Lived there 2 1/2 years.

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