"German police clocked a Porsche driver at 199mph (320km/h) on the autobahn, nearly three times the speed limit of 75mph (120km/h) for that stretch."
"The motorist faces a fine of 900 (785) euros and a three-month suspension of his license for the high-speed violation."
"Germany's autobahns are famous for some sections without speed limits, but most have caps, especially in congested areas or under roadworks."
"Saxony-Anhalt police are conducting a speed camera marathon, setting up traps in response to illegal racing and speeding incidents on public roads."
German police detected a Porsche driver reaching 199mph (320km/h) on the autobahn, almost three times the posted speed limit of 75mph (120km/h). The motorist faces a fine of 900 euros and a three-month license suspension. While Germany is known for sections of the autobahn without speed limits, many have speed caps in high-traffic areas or due to roadworks. Local authorities in Saxony-Anhalt are increasing enforcement with speed camera operations to combat illegal racing and speeding.
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