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CORP Home Knowledge and news Knowledge Fun facts about euro.. Back Fun facts about European motorways Popular culture has always mythologised the motorway, the European equivalent of the US highway. Musically, Kraftwerk’s “Autobahn”, Tom Robinson’s “2-4-6-8 Motorway” or Julio Iglesias’ “La Carretera,” whose chorus, in translation, goes “Continuing on the highway looking for you, at the end of my way I will find you, I'll accelerate” may well have formed part of the soundtrack of your youth. Songs aside, there are many other fascinating aspects to Europe’s motorways. In the beginning, was it the Autostrada or Autobahn? Italy’s Piero Puricelli, an engineer and later a senator built the first “autostrada” or motorway in Europe in 1923, connecting a 42.6 km stretch of countryside between Lainate, north-west of Milan and the Italian lakes. There was a single lane in each direction, both of which were closed to traffic between 1am and 6am with tolls payable at service stations. (source: Panorama-Auto.it) Its German equivalent, the autobahn, the result of a project launched by Konrad Adenauer, then lord mayor of Cologne, later German Chancellor from 1949 to 1963, opened in 1932 linking Cologne and Bonn. (source: ) TIP Updates Receive important TIP updates! Fill in the field below with your email to receive latest information from TIP in the future Subscribe By submitting this form, I agree that TIP will process my data according to TIP's privacy policy.

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