July 31, 2026, 1:06 pm | Read time: 2 minutes
This quiz is likely to appeal especially to those who frequently travel by car and cover long distances across the country. It’s all about Germany’s autobahns.
The first official autobahn in Germany was opened in 1932 between Cologne and Bonn and was used by about 3,000 cars daily—a record at the time. Since then, thousands of kilometers of autobahns and millions of cars have been added in the country. And quite a jumble of numbers, interchanges, and rest areas. Are you still keeping track? If you’re a passionate car, bus, or truck driver, our quiz on Germany’s autobahns shouldn’t be too difficult for you. Or should it? Take the test!
The Big Quiz on Germany’s Autobahns–Let’s Go!
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Which Country in Europe Has the Longest Autobahn Network?
In the quiz, we asked about the length of the autobahns in Germany—a truly impressive number. However, there is another country with an even longer autobahn network: Spain. According to Statista, the highways in the southern European country stretch over more than 15,600 kilometers. “Germany, which has the most inhabitants and the largest number of vehicles in the European Union, comes in second,” writes Statista. France takes third place.