What unit of measurement does Germany use?

The units of measurement used in Germany are metric units, including units of equal length such as centimeters and units of weight such as kilograms.

In Germany, road traffic signs, store commodity prices, TV weather forecasts and football match results reports all use metric units. In addition, German public transport systems (such as buses, subways and trains) also use metric units. For example, the distance between bus stops in Germany is usually expressed in kilometers.

In addition to metric units, Germany also uses other units, such as Henry (H) and Farah (F), to measure electric power and electronic equipment.

To sum up, the metric unit is the main unit of measurement used in Germany, but other units are also used in some fields.