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The Effect Will Be "Overestimated": Transport Minister Bilger Speaks Out Against Speed Limit in ARD-"Arena"

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In the ARD "Arena" Federal Transport Minister Steffen Bilger defends the tank discount and the increase in the price of the German ticket. He has no understanding for demands for a speed limit.

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There is so much money there as never before – that was the answer from Minister of Transport Steffen Bilger to almost all questions in the ARD arena. But then an angry truck driver burst his collar. He didn't want to hear the empty phrases anymore.

·Berlin, Germany
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In the ARD "Arena" Federal Transport Minister Steffen Bilger defends the tank discount and the increase in the price of the German ticket. He has no understanding for demands for a speed limit.

·Syke, Germany
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Rail and road, punctuality and fuel prices – transport concerns Germany. Minister Steffen Bilger (CDU) shows himself in the ARD "Arena" wise and empathic – and thus stands out from many colleagues.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lean Right

CDU Minister of Transport Steffen Bilger raises questions for citizens in the arena. Despite a record budget, he remains frustratingly imaginative.

·Berlin, Germany
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Lean Right

"It won't be all right, from one day to the next," says the Transport Minister in the ARD Arena. Steffen Bilger wants to solve many problems, but he remains tough on the speed limit.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Lean Left

The Minister of Transport considers the CO2 effect of a speed limit to be overestimated. Steffen Bilger defends the fuel discount as a necessary relief, especially in the country.

·Germany
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Tagesschau broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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