Mr. Puigdemont was arrested Sunday morning on the A7 autobahn.
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Parts of Germany have already issued speed restrictions for the autobahn.
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Traditional homes sit near the A2 autobahn in Wolfsberg, Carinthia, Austria.
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And once, a refugee who took his bike onto the autobahn.
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"It's like an eight-lane Autobahn," Menezes said of mmWave 5G.
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The internet loves videos of motorcyclists doing crazy things on the autobahn.
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In effect, only foreigners would have paid more to use the Autobahn.
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K-27 is basically the autobahn of america, so that's a thrill.
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No Limits on Zee Autobahn will be released on iTunes this month.
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Last year, the government put forward a plan to privatize the Autobahn.
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Also, you can drive as fast as you want on the autobahn.
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Their path to the N.B.A. finals was more Appalachian Trail than autobahn.
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Visitors to Germany quickly learn the thrill, or terror, of autobahn driving.
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Like other automotive country clubs, Autobahn offers a range of social activities.
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When they came to make Autobahn, they started to develop their own identity.
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"Level Up" remix is Autobahn-fast, Max Martin-hooky, and fun as fuck.
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And why Germans are resistant to calls for speed limits on the Autobahn.
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Germans liked to drive fast on the autobahn — in their beloved great cars.
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Test your speed on Germany's famous autobahn, known for having no speed limit.
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FRANKFURT — It was a scene that had become all too common on the autobahn.
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A winter hazard on the autobahn would be EIS, the German word for ice.
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On Germany's autobahn, for example, the leftmost lane is used almost exclusively for passing.
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Drive modes cover everything from dropping off the babysitter to slicing up the autobahn.
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It's only a couple of hours' hard driving down some ferocious autobahn from Stuttgart.
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Helpfully, the German foreign office also provides a 10-point survival guide to the autobahn.
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"The autobahn is this amazing non-place where so many different people come together," Rohrs says.
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It may not tear up the autobahn, but the ES also won't tear up your budget.
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Voters complain about run-down schools, slow improvements to the autobahn network and patchy rural internet connections.
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The ruling means Berlin cannot introduce the autobahn (motorway) toll for passenger cars in its current form.
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"It's like driving in Germany on the autobahn and then switching to a normal road," he said.
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Other countries tend to have lower speed limits (despite the famous German autobahn) and more speed cameras.
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Top speed in the Porsche Taycan electric sport sedan arrives with very little fuss on Germany's autobahn.
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In a country called Germany, they have a road walled the Autobahn where you are allowed to haul.
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It's illegal to stop unnecessarily on the Autobahn in Germany — even if a driver runs out of fuel.
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But if you are driving down the autobahn at 220kmh, you may want to use your voice instead.
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It does require some compromise, and so EV makers favor low-end acceleration over Autobahn-worthy top speeds.
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The autobahn is a living testament to what our road could look like if everyone followed this rule.
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Vehicles that cannot sustain a speed of at least 60 kilometers per hour are prohibited on the autobahn.
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An autobahn speed limit would make a significant minority of "people take to the barricades," Mr. Kunert said.
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Earlier this month, Germany opened its first electric highway for trucks on a 6-mile stretch of the autobahn.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The road to college has turned into an autobahn for some high school seniors this year.
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The 15-story showroom from Autobahn Motors is aimed at making efficient use of space in land-scarce Singapore.
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Traffic on the Autobahn network increased modestly at a 10-year CAGR of around 0.5% between 2005 and 2015.
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In Germany, speed limits were imposed on parts of the autobahn because extreme heat can cause roads to buckle.
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But at least now we can avoid having to watch this four-pitch stagecoach limp along on the autobahn.
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The SE model tested is one rung down from the top-tier Autobahn edition and lacks automatic climate control.
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Several other well-known clubs, including About Blank and Salon zur Wilden Renate, are threatened by a planned autobahn extension.
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DEN BOSCH, the Netherlands — What do the Volkswagen Beetle, Germany's autobahn highway system and oak trees all have in common?
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DEN BOSCH, the Netherlands — What do the Volkswagen Beetle, Germany's autobahn highway system and oak trees all have in common?
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After an autobahn burst, I pulled in with just 1 percent charge left, but the aggressive driving actually helps charging.
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After years of searching for a site and a community that would welcome the venture, he opened Autobahn in 2005.
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Last month, a commission appointed by the German government floated the idea of a national speed limit on the autobahn.
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In 2017, 409 people died on the autobahn, almost half because of inappropriate speeding, according to the German statistics office.
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"In 2011, a BMW drove on the A9 autobahn from Munich towards Nuremberg – without any driver intervention," he told the audience.
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More recently, a giant bird of prey flew straight into their windscreen on the German Autobahn, wiping out a £600 deposit.
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Germany, which has the high-speed autobahn, also requires much more rigorous driver education and testing than most American states do.
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Or do you want to give the keys to the Republicans, who have us running on the Autobahn at 80 mph?
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Just down the autobahn, for example, is Ziehl-Abegg, a maker of industrial fans that has more than 4,000 employees worldwide.
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On Tuesday, the German government introduced the technology on a 240-mile-long stretch of Autobahn near the city of Frankfurt.
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Manfred Kick was driving his Tesla Model S down the Autobahn near Munich, Germany on Monday, when he noticed something was amiss.
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"They seemed better than the previous kind of grainy footage of German autobahn accidents and stuff that we'd had before," said Das.
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Bugatti's Chiron has five modes, with the basic Auto activating at 50km/h, followed by Autobahn mode at 180km/h and beyond.
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But this year it's moving into motoring with the Autobahn, a piece designed in collaboration with the Berlin furniture designer Werner Aisslinger.
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And then, as soon as we went 30 minutes south on the autobahn, it was like stepping into a Grimm's fairy tale.
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The number of deadly accidents on stretches of autobahn that have a speed limit is 26 percent lower than on those without.
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But that hasn't swayed public opinion in a highly regulated society where the autobahn is the one place not rife with rules.
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The lawsuit claims that Deutsche Bank's Autobahn platform delayed transactions sometimes by hundreds of milliseconds — an eternity in the world of currency trading.
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But Daniel Günther, his CDU rival, has plenty of material to work with: slow autobahn improvements, unreliable rural internet, and above-average unemployment.
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He would come to a halt halfway there, in Bad Oeynhausen, where the Autobahn peters out into a jammed four-lane city road.
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The famous Autobahn freeway in Germany is known for not having a speed limit, making stopping on the road all the more dangerous.
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I could choose a track mode, a high speed Autobahn mode or the normal EB mode, which is good for most ordinary driving situations.
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It turns out that when you take out a high-occupancy freeway it doesn't turn the surface streets into the equivalent of the Autobahn.
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"We were on the Autobahn in Germany the other week, and the car felt a little oversensitive at speed during a crosswind," Becker recalls.
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Some regional train routes were also canceled, while parts of the Autobahn, the famed German highway, were blocked, causing traffic problems in some areas.
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TORONTO — Masai Ujiri, the president of the Toronto Raptors, had seen enough high-powered offenses to recognize that the N.B.A. had turned into the autobahn.
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Of course, such numbers seem paltry when you look at Germany's fabled autobahn, where some stretches have no absolute limit, and speeds above 21995 m.p.h.
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Yankees 133, Orioles 3 Many things travel faster than a home run hit by Aaron Judge: fighter jets, for example, or supercars on the autobahn.
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In 2017, 409 people died on the autobahn and in almost half the cases, the reason was inappropriate speeding, according to the German statistics office.
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There's the off-road phase, the dirt road phase, the paved road phase, the highway phase, the limited access highway phase, and the autobahn phase.
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Stini Rohrs was speeding down Germany's iconic autobahn last year until, all of a sudden, she wasn't: an accident brought traffic to a three-hour standstill.
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Spend an afternoon go-karting at the Autobahn Indoor Speedway in Sterling, where the electric carts can hit 50 mph on the straightaways and hairpin turns.
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"An automated vehicle will drive differently on a German autobahn to how it will through the Tuscan hills of Italy," noted study co-author Taha Yasseri.
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I was blindly following a disembodied GPS voice off the autobahn and onto a series of hairpin turns down a mountainside in southwestern Germany's Black Forest.
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The man was driving along the Autobahn on Tuesday when he noticed a suspicious scent, police told the DPA news agency, according to the Associated Press.
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Squeezing out the engines, by the way, is probably a bad idea unless you are traveling on the Audi A212's home turf, specifically, the unlimited Autobahn.
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Once she's going Autobahn speeds, though, she can unhook from the drag racing car that tows her off the line and start to crank the gear around.
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Photo Courtesy of Tristan Becker Everyone's favorite German techno rockers who aren't remotely German are back with a brand new album called No Limits on Zee Autobahn.
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As a whole however, Von Trask said the No Limits is a concept album that aims to capture the feeling of driving on Germany's infamous Autobahn highway.
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Call it Germany's Wild West: The autobahn is the one place in a highly regulated society where no rule is the rule — and that place is sacred.
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E.ON may also drop 260,000 heating customers in Germany, as well as the operation of 32 recharging stations for electric cars along Germany's Autobahn motorway network, he said.
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The visuals—cartoonish cars and grainy video clips from the Tour de France—brought classic Kraftwerk motifs from beloved songs like "Autobahn" and "Tour de France" to life.
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Another problem the Tesla faced was due to the simple fact that there are still plenty of stretches on the German Autobahn where there are no speed limits.
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The offer also included dropping 260,000 heating customers in Germany, as well as the right to operate 32 charging stations for electric cars along Germany's Autobahn motorway network.
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Cover image: 20 November 2019, Brandenburg, Frankfurt (Oder): An official of the Federal Police holds a trowel in his hands at a rest stop on the Autobahn 12.
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Believe what you want, but the best way to get there is to drive — you can take the autobahn from Berlin and arrive in just under two hours.
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Germany doesn't set a top speed on part of its storied autobahn, and recently rejected a speed limit on the entire network after popular outrage at the proposal.
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High-end offerings from the likes of Mercedes-Benz and Lexus specialize in making their occupants feel cozy and insulated, even as massive engines propel them to Autobahn speeds.
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Axiom alleged that starting in 2003, Deutsche Bank arranged for algorithms used by Autobahn and other ECNs to delay trade processing by at least several tenths of a second.
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"NOW the fun begins," grins Jan Linaric, as the autobahn speed limit falls away and he eases his Mercedes S-Class saloon up to 230 kilometres per hour (143mph).
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The one-of-a-kind car, the Type 64, built for a race on Germany's new autobahn, failed to sell when the auction was halted after a technical snafu.
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E.ON has also offered to drop 260,000 heating customers in Germany, as well as the right to operate 32 charging stations for electric cars along Germany's Autobahn motorway network.
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But when a government-appointed commission in January dared to float the idea of a speed limit on the autobahn, the country's storied highway network, it almost caused rioting.
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After the war, President Dwight D. Eisenhower, frustrated by the difficulty of moving tanks across the country, promoted a plan that mimicked the German autobahn: the Federal Interstate Highway System.
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Used car seller Autobahn Motors opened a futuristic 15-story showroom in December, with vehicles on display in 60 slots, billing it as the "world's largest luxury car vending machine".
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A system that allows trucks to draw electric power from overhead cables went into operation on 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) of the autobahn on Tuesday, according to the German government.
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Each performance will see the band perform one of their eight most popular albums in chronological order, starting with 1974 LP Autobahn and ending with 2003's Tour De France.
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Kirschner was first sent to a camp in Geppersdorf, Germany, where the male inmates built a stretch of autobahn while the women peeled potatoes and sewed swastikas onto German uniforms.
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"You're dreaming of driving full-throttle over the German autobahn in a supercar that will blow your mind with absolutely NO SPEED RESTRICTIONS?" one provider asks on its home page.
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While a Tesla Model S P100D may beat it off the the line in its most ludicrous of modes, the Porsche would ultimately keep up on an unrestricted stretch of Autobahn.
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Whether by plane, train or autobahn, thousands of early-stage startup founders, investors, tech-heads and entrepreneurs will travel to Germany to attend TechCrunch's Disrupt Berlin 2018 on November 29-30.
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Case in point: Trump recently remarked to German Chancellor Angela Merkel that he sees a lot more German cars driving around the U.S. than he sees American automobiles on the Autobahn.
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In these works, you can lose yourself in the cleanliness of products, the infinity of humans at a rave, the eerie artificiality of lit spaces or the cars on an autobahn.
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Sitting on a bench one afternoon this summer, a group of residents listed local infrastructure created under the Nazis: the autobahn between Heidelberg and Mannheim, a housing estate in nearby Freinsheim.
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Even in Germany, where speed junkies flock to the famously unrestricted Autobahn highway network, policymakers are weighing a speed limit of 130 km/h to more effectively reduce transportation-related environmental damage.
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That lawsuit asserts that Deutsche Bank used a software platform known as Autobahn to take advantage of millisecond changes in exchange rates to give clients worse prices than they were entitled to.
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Gary Hong, general manager at Autobahn Motors, said the vending machine format was aimed at making efficient use of space in land-scarce Singapore as well as standing out from the competition.
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The Bentley is capable of getting you anywhere on earth that you're not likely to go, from the deepest deserts to the frostiest arctic to the autobahn at 187 miles per hour.
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About half of Germans remain opposed to autobahn speed limits, a proportion that has not budged in the last decade, according to Michael Kunert, the director of the polling company Infratest Dimap.
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NOMOS GLASHÜTTE AUTOBAHN $903,800 The independent German watch house Nomos Glashütte has largely refrained from marketing its products by what the industry calls "worlds," a segmentation strategy adopted by most of its competitors.
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Despite a 20 kilometer per hour speed limit on the scooters, one 28-year rider went for a spin on the autobahn, where cars routinely drive at ten times that speed, police said.
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From the overt motor references on their 1974 track "Autobahn", to the synthy club grooves on 1981's "Computer Love," Kraftwerk gracefully exemplified the sheer weight of their influence on the other acts present.
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When a preliminary report for the federal Transportation Ministry recommended speed limits on the autobahn and higher gas prices to lower carbon emissions, the public response was so hostile that the ministry disavowed it.
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The program, called Elisa (electrified innovative heavy traffic on the Autobahn), is an environment-ministry-sponsored project involving the electronics giant Siemens and authorities from the state of Hesse, where it is taking place.
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Germany's pilot of the technology is currently operational on a six-mile stretch of autobahn near Frankfurt and is set to run until 2022, after which it could be expanded more broadly across the country.
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Under the plan, approved by the German parliament in March 2015, Germany would have charged foreign drivers up to 130 euros ($145.83) a year to use Germany's Autobahn highways, which until now have been free.
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Technology carrier drives autonomously on German Autobahn A202013 202003/21100 — Level 212017 Plus: Two or three years after the first application Level 214, Audi will roll out what it's roughly defining as "higher" Level 2126.
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The Air Bonsai aced current trends in sci-fi decór, plant-based art, and throwing magnets onto random objects, a flawless machine designed to surge through social media algorithms like a Ferrari on the Autobahn.
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A prototype sits in a vitrine, along with drawings for an "Autobahn Head" (1988-89), which appeared in a 16-millimeter film that is also on view, evoking a kind of '80s New Wave coolness.
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The four-disc Blu-ray set includes full performances of their eight albums ( Autobahn, Radio-Activity, Trans Europe Express, The Man-Machine, Computer World, The Mix, Techno Pop and Tour de France) filmed in 3-D.
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German automakers have for years relied on a recipe of selling larger, more powerful cars to please autobahn cruising clients, a strategy which has boosted the profits of its premium carmakers Daimler, BMW and VW's Audi.
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Challenge Authority Respectfully Germans love speed, but they don't love recklessness: the reason one can drive fast on the autobahn is because one can be confident that other drivers will follow the rules of the road.
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As far as quasi-religious national obsessions go for large portions of a country's population, the German aversion to speed limits on the autobahn is up there with gun control in America and whaling in Japan.
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Dust off your German, hop on a plane, a train or the Autobahn and join us, along with thousands of tech founders, makers, innovators, investors and early-stage startups, at Disrupt Berlin 2018 on November 29-303.
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Autobahn Motors' vending machine showroom in Singapore Beyond sales, the companies said they will explore opportunities to work together on technology, including cloud computing for big data analysis, digital marketing services and using Alibaba's AliOS operating system.
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In fact, most luxury automakers limit their high-performing models to 155 mph, thanks to a "gentleman's agreement" between Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and BMW a number of years ago to reduce the number of fatalities on the Autobahn.
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Saxony-Anhalt, a state in the center of Germany, issued temporary speed limits on two sections of the country's famous autobahn, as engineers fear the heat could lead to minor road damage as the asphalt expands and buckles.
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In fact, most luxury automakers limit their high-performing models to the same speed, thanks to a "gentleman's agreement" between Mercedes-Benz, Audi, and BMW a number of years ago to reduce the number of fatalities on the Autobahn.
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Drive Pilot can handle speeds up to 130 miles per hour (much of the Autobahn network in Mercedes' homeland has no speed limit, after all), and the car is relying on the driver to make appropriate decisions on speed.
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But near the borders of Austria or Switzerland they must pull over to buy stickers so that they can drive on the Alpine motorways—even as Austrian and Swiss cars zoom in the opposite direction onto Germany's free Autobahn.
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These 53-series models of the CLS, the E-Class Coupe, and the E-Class Cabriolet are now certified autobahn burners, with a brand new, electrified 3.0-liter engine featuring an exhaust gas turbocharger and an electric auxiliary compressor.
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The interface now adapts to the speed you are driving at, for example, and will automatically give you less information as you drive faster, in order to let you focus as you head down the autobahn at 120 mph.
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Another idea is to literally melt the lunar surface to create a kind of "autobahn" for lunar robots, allowing them to move around predetermined routes at higher speeds than would be normally available in the ultra-fine lunar surface.
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Driving 250 mph on the Autobahn between the tempting green hills of the "Valleys of the Ill and their Tributary Streams" seemed like the perfect way to approach this nucleus of feminist energy far away from urban centers overrun by trends.
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China did get props for building two hospitals in just over a week, but even the awe over that feat was tinged with a sense that something nefarious was at work — in a Hitler-built-the-autobahn kind of way.
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To get the magic-carpet ride and nimble dynamics we praised, you'll need the $4,100 Autobahn package that provides four-wheel steering and a camera system that proactively scans for bumps and adjusts the suspension instantaneously to soak them up.
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The 6-mile stretch of the A5 Autobahn will be tested until 2022, after which a decision will be made on whether or not to expand the project, which has so far cost the government a total of 19903 million euros.
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While driving his family home from their vacation in Belgium, Frank van Hoesel's dashboard camera installed on his Tesla Model X caught footage of a car slamming into another vehicle on the Autobahn in Germany directly in front of his family's car.
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There's definitely a retro-futuristic space-age feel to it, but more than anything it makes me want to be Tom Cruise before he had his teeth done, pegging it down the autobahn in a sports car shaped like a robotic doorstop.
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That's what drivers expect and that's what the company gave them, down to the point where it essentially glued a few plastic strips on the large screen that now makes up the dashboard to give drivers an even more traditional view of their Autobahn speeds.
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But a new report out this week from the US-based Terrorism Research & Analysis Consortium (TRAC) called "From Europe to Syria, and Back: The Jihadists' Underground Autobahn," sheds some light on these mysterious networks and what we can expect from them in the future.
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In a decision made public on Tuesday, U.S. District Judge Lorna Schofield in Manhattan said investors led by Axiom Investment Advisors LLC may pursue breach of contract claims over trades on Deutsche Bank's "Autobahn" platform and on multi-dealer electronic communications networks, or ECNs.
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Berlin's most substantial Bauhaus building is the ADGB Trade Union School in the suburb of Bernau, a zigzagging functionalist complex of brick, steel and glass surrounded by pine forests and the autobahn that was built in 1930 by the second Bauhaus director, Hannes Meyer.
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On my trip I took regular combustion-engine planes and several ferries, the fabled Shinkansen bullet trains of Japan (my Snapchat clocked it going 151.1 miles per hour at one point) and the speed-unlimited autobahn (where I pushed the rental car over 100 m.p.h.
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In fairness, the biggest detractors of CUVs tend to be those who write about them, who will always choose the station wagon that sits closer to the earth and makes you feel like you're at one with the Autobahn, or the sports car with the wonderful exhaust note.
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Specifically, he was thinking about Germany, which got him thinking about Teutonic culture in general, which led him off on tangents having to do with the Brothers Grimm, the autobahn, the space shuttle and other kinds of technology, and a magazine called Burda, whose how-to section he loved.
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It says that he is somehow different from the many men who have taken on Ms Merkel and been flattened in the process (like trees in the path of a new autobahn, as Der Spiegel put it of her destruction of Friedrich Merz, a one-time rival for the CDU leadership).
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Shell will be working with Autobahn Tanks & Rast in Germany, an operator that has 700 gas/service stations in its network, while OMV and Circle K, along with Shell-branded stations, will all cover a total of 18 countries across Europe for the new charging network, which eventually hopes to span a total of 400 locations Europe-wide.
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While this retrospective may not have the sexiest title — and, yes, it does feature documentaries on the construction of the autobahn ("Reichsautobahn," on Friday and March 22) and the interstate highway system ("Divided Highways: The Interstates and the Transformation of American Life," on Friday) — it offers a heady collection of movies that concern the social, political and economic implications of how humanity moves.
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