Germany is known for many things - beer, World War II, cars - which brings us to the autobahn. That is the country's network of highways, where you can drive as fast as your car can go.

The autobahn is part and parcel of national mythology in Germany. But the climate crisis is causing a rethink of this no-speed-limit highway system, writes Paul Hockenos.

The autobahn began during the darkest chapter in German history. Its first 14-mile section opened on May 19, 1935, connecting Frankfurt to the nearby city of Darmstadt.

Somewhere near Bamberg, Germany, police spotted a Tesla some 15 minutes after initiating a traffic stop.Authorities say that the man at the wheel had his seat reclined and had been asleep while ...

Germany's highway system - called the Autobahn - is famous among drivers around the world for being a place where, in many places, you can drive as fast as you want. Top speeds have gone well ...

Autobahn Police Simulator 3 lets you play as a rookie officer who just resumed their position after a serious car accident left them incapacitated for a while.

The future is becoming less car-centric. But in Germany, the autobahn runs a whopping 13,000 kilometers. It’s not only one of the longest and most dense road systems globally but a love letter ...

Other German automotive firsts include the high-speed autobahn, which preceded the U.S. interstate highway system, and aerodynamic styling, as seen in the early Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Gullwing.

Two people were killed and dozens injured in a series of crashes on the Autobahn A3 in the southern German state of Bavaria Sunday afternoon.. Authorities say some 40 vehicles were directly ...