noone1:
Just out of curiosity, just how fast can you drive out there? Do you worry about getting a Swiss death sentence or are these areas pretty much devoid of traffic/police/whatever?
The Swiss death sentence is way overrated . You guys just get to read the big title on the sensational news . Reality is very different . Of course we have that crazy '' death sentence '' law ( that is actually at the moment being discussed at the parlement and will be corrected and made much softer ) . But this '' death sentence'' is only when you drive extremely fast . On A/B roads you need to be at least 60 km/h over the speed limit , on the highway 80 km/h over the speed limit . Your license is also in jeopardy when driving above 30 km/h on A/B roads , 35 km/h on the highway .
On top of that you can 10 km/h on your speedo that will be deducted ( between your car not being correct and the legal correction ) .
So, on the roads you see in my pics I can drive up to 119 km/h without loosing my driver's licence .
These passes, are B roads . So they are not main roads, not much traffic, hardly ever any speed check . Also , most of it are pretty tight roads, so when doing 90 km/h or maybe 100 km/h you are actually at the limit of what is reasonable to drive without risking ending in the ditch . You can have loads of fun , if you know where to go . Passes like the Furka , Grimsel etc.... are different . They are A roads, loads of traffic , one needs to drive much faster to have pleasure and they are much more often checked by the Police .
Also , I did my drive both ways ..... so one way one does it at a reasonable speed, and if clear of radars, you know your way back can be as much fun as you dare .
The other thing about Switzerland is that we have lots of fixed radars , mainly on the highways, in the city and some A roads . So once you know where they are, you just lift your foot at those places . Random speed controls on B roads do happen, but you don't come across them every day .
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