160 kph is 100 mph
200 kph is 125 mph
240 kph is 150 mph (cruising speed)
300 kph is 180 mph
I miss the autobahn terribly......
HAHAHAHA.... ha hah hahahah hahaha... I really have nothing intelligent to add to this thread, but am LMFAO here. Ummmm, FWIW, I'm in Canada, and it's KPH up here.... but s a frequent traveller to the USA, I adapt pretty quickly. Best of luck in Europe!
Switch your speedo for a Dakota Digital. You could switch from one to the other at the
press of a button. Plus you'll get a hole bunch of extras that come with the guage....
the OL needs to learn how to speak dutch, and in that area I have most of my family, figured that would be easier for her to adapt to the dutch culture
go ahead and order the handbook to get your licsence, when I first went to Germany, I took the test, didn't study becuase I though "man I've been driving 20 years, no sweat. It was over 150 questions, naturally I failed it. had to study hard to get mine. Need to learn the signs in Holland too I would think.
go ahead and order the handbook to get your licsence, when I first went to Germany, I took the test, didn't study becuase I though "man I've been driving 20 years, no sweat. It was over 150 questions, naturally I failed it. had to study hard to get mine. Need to learn the signs in Holland too I would think.
I paid the money and went to fahrschule.....money extremely well spent. Best drivers course I've taken to date. I couldn't have gotten the German license without it.
150 questions? When I went to the Fahrschule in 1988, it was 40 questions, and 10 more for the motorcycle. I made it at the TUV Saarland. Any members who went and served in Rammstein, in here? I used to live 20 KM from Zweibruecken, and 50 KM from Rammstein Air Base.
the OL needs to learn how to speak dutch, and in that area I have most of my family, figured that would be easier for her to adapt to the dutch culture
That's the Drente area...........very nice there, me lives above Groningen!!!
go ahead and order the handbook to get your licsence, when I first went to Germany, I took the test, didn't study becuase I though "man I've been driving 20 years, no sweat. It was over 150 questions, naturally I failed it. had to study hard to get mine. Need to learn the signs in Holland too I would think.
Signs in Holland are not much different from the ones in USA or Canada!!