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  2. Sep 16, 2024In Germany, taxi fares are standard with regional variations; in general, there is a base fare (Grundpreis) of €3-5 with a distance-based rate after (€1-3 per kilometer). Longer trips result in discounts or fixed fares (e.g., to an airport); the driver and the passenger must agree to a price beforehand if the ride is longer than 50 kilometers.
  3. Nov 11, 2024For Germany-based expats, one of the most popular sources of news and information can be found on on DW. From German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle, the app offers content in 30 languages. It enables you to access all the latest news from Germany and beyond, through news reports, studio interviews, audio clips, and more. Wetter.de
  4. Jul 2, 2024Germany has one of the highest numbers of cars in Europe. This is reflected in some very congested cities. Cologne, Hamburg, and Munich have made some lists as those with the heaviest traffic. To battle congestion but keep residents happy with the convenience of personal cars, car sharing companies are offering better cars, better prices, and even more convenience.
  5. "I love trains, but I never take them. I'm always in too much of a hurry to get where I'm going so I can start my vacation." It's a common refrain from many residents of Europe, who have unparalleled access to dense railway networks across much of the continent but often forgo taking the train in Europe for cheap airfares or uncomfortable bus journeys.
  6. Dec 19, 2024For many, driving in Germany can be the ultimate experience after a Formula 1 track. With its top-notch safety rules, strict (but reasonable!) traffic violation fees, and an unmatched highway system, Germany has elevated the automotive industry to a higher level. And yet, if you are unfamiliar with the road signs or traffic mandates, driving in the country can be tricky.
  7. Germany is the largest economy in the European Union (EU), with a gross domestic product (GDP) of €4.3 billion, or €36,130 per capita (2024). The Economic Commission (EC) forecasts that the country's GDP will grow by 0.7% in 2025 and 1.3% in 2026, well below the EU average of 1.5% and 1.8% for the two years.
  8. Sep 23, 2024If you're relocating to Germany from within Europe, you can opt to hire a vehicle or rent a man-with-a-van to take your belongings via road transport. This typically provides an affordable option for removals to Germany that is both quick and secure, especially if you're moving from a neighboring country.
  9. Sep 16, 2024Most of its flights go to other European countries - for direct flights to farther away, your closest options are likely Frankfurt Airport, Paris Charles de Gaulle, and Brussels Airport. You can reach Luxembourg Airport with bus lines 16 and 29 from elsewhere in Luxembourg, or bus line 117 from Trier, Germany. Bear in mind that this bus ...
  10. Oct 10, 2024Once you arrive in Germany, you must obtain the landlord's permission before keeping a pet in rented premises. Search for accommodation that allows pets: Haustiere Erlaubt (pets allowed). Dogs must have a license in Germany, usually for an annual fee. Registration is possible at the local Rathaus or communal office in most cities.
  11. Public transportation in Germany. From high-speed trains and modern trams to rowing boat ferries and dangling rail carriages, the options for public transportation in Germany are almost endless. Read More. Car insurance in Germany. Planning on driving a vehicle in Germany? Find out what types of coverage you need with this handy guide to car ...
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