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Do You Know the Maximum Speed Limits on Motorways Across the Former Yugoslavia?

Published December 7, 2025
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Germany is the only country in the world that has no speed limit for cars on its motorways.

Although there is no limit, the recommended speed in Germany is 130 km/h.

The lowest maximum speeds on motorways are usually found in countries with older infrastructure or more demanding terrain.

In the United Arab Emirates, you can drive up to 160 km/h, and in Turkey, 140 km/h.

Singapore and Tanzania are the countries with the lowest permitted speeds, 90 km/h and 80 km/h, respectively.

On motorways in the region, from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) to Croatia and Slovenia, the highest permitted speed is 130 km/h, while in Montenegro it is 100 km/h.

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