The autobahn, a German term translating to “automobile road” or “motorway,” represents Germany’s vast network of high-speed, limited-access highways. Renowned for its absence of a general speed limit on specific sections, the autobahn emerged in the early 20th century as a vision for advanced infrastructure and efficient transportation. The first autobahn section opened in 1932, and the network expanded significantly during the Nazi regime. After World War II, the autobahn continued to grow, and the …