A Francoforte ho visto le distanze che hanno portato a Bonn, è vero per l’intero paese?
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A Francoforte ho visto le distanze che hanno portato a Bonn, è vero per l’intero paese?
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It does not lead to somewhere. It is a marking on the Autobahn, so you can tell at which point of the Autobahn you are in case of an emergency for example. “I’m at kilometre 565 of the A3” as an example.
It “leads” from start to end. So with the name and the km mark you can pinpoint your current location.
It basically marks the distance from the beginning of this specific autobahn. Useful, as emergency responders can pinpoint your position that way.
They lead to Berlin, particularly the Marion-Gräfin-Dönhoff-Platz. Source: [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilometre_zero#Countries#Germany](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilometre_zero#Countries#Germany)
Each Autobahn has an “offical” start and end (eg. A9 is Munich-Berlin) and the km signs measure from one end to the current position.
There are a couple exceptions, where Autobahns are “broken” (eg A8 which has some gaps) and the km signs MIGHT not measure from the most remote end.
Of course to rome /jk
Usually where the Autobahn Starts and where it ends…
In example of the longest one (A7) it starts with 0 at the Danish border at Ellund and ends at 962,2 at the australian border at Füssen.
I’m not sure if they take the whole length… Because then the A7 becomes the E45 and starts in Alta, Norway and goes 5190km southwards to Gela, Sicily.
they are markers for emergencies. if you need to call adac or notruf you can tell them that you’re on autobahn xy heading towards (insert random city here) at kilometer xyz
All roads lead to Rome!
Haven’t you read Asterix?