The world’s fastest road is an incredible 93-mile stretch where drivers face absolutely no speed limits and can drive as fast as they like. Germany’s Autobahn is the country’s federal motorway, with large chunks of the road completely unrestricted with zero speed limits.

One section of the Autobahn, the A24, spans 147 miles, connecting the two major European cities of Hamburg and Berlin. However, the route is perhaps more well-known for its 93-mile stretch of unrestricted road, the largest across the whole network. Zero rules mean that motorists travelling at a whopping 200mph could complete the 147-mile journey between the two cities in just 30 minutes.

World's fastest road lets drivers travel at 200mph but comes with 'major risk'

The £515m motorway that covers 598 miles of countr

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