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Switzerland Considers Temporary Highway Speed Limit of 80 Km/h to Addr

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Switzerland plans to temporarily reduce highway speed limits to 80 km/h amid escalating fuel shortages, according to the Federal Office for Economic Supply.

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Diesel is scarcely in Switzerland, which is why the authorities are testing a drastic means: Soon, motorways could be only 80 km/h. Even so, the normal limit from the German point of view is radical.

·Hamburg, Germany
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While Switzerland is discussing lowering the maximum speed limit on highways to 80 kilometers per hour in response to the fuel crisis, Malta has launched an incentive program exceeding 1.5 million TL for young drivers who give up driving. These extraordinary measures, implemented across the continent, aim to change traffic habits and fuel consumption.

·Türkiye
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Switzerland takes into account a temporary reduction of speed on motorways, a measure that would come to supplement the measures already taken to save fuel, according to the Federal Office for Economic Supply of the Country. Switzerland has entered a real red alert on fuel stocks. For a few weeks, the situation has worsened to the point where, ...

·Romania
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Switzerland analyses the temporary reduction of maximum speed on motorways from 120 to 80 km/h, in the context of the worsening of fuel supply problems. The measure would complement the use of strategic reserves of diesel and other actions to reduce consumption, reports the French publication Le Figaro.

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Switzerland could reduce the maximum speed on motorways to 80 km/h, to save fuel in the event of a serious shortage. The authorities are analysing this measure in the context of the growing problems of...

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Switzerland is considering a temporary speed reduction on motorways, a measure that would "complete the measures already taken to save fuel, according to the Federal Office for Economic Supply of the Country," reports Le Figaro.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Schweizer Radio und Fernsehen (SRF) broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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