Ruler doldrums on the L 33: 150 km/h instead of permitted 100 km/h!

Ruler doldrums on the L 33: 150 km/h instead of permitted 100 km/h!

In the small community of Egenhausen, which is located in the Calw region, there was recently a remarkable incident in road traffic. On Tuesday afternoon, the traffic police carried out a speed control on the state road L 33, which is known for its often busy route. The officers were in the service of the Freudenstadt transport service and had set themselves the goal of increasing security on the street.

A total of over 1100 vehicles were measured during the check and 28 drivers were attested to speed violations. The maximum speed permitted at around 100 km/h was regularly exceeded, with the highest measured value lay with terrifying 150 km/h. These violations illustrate how challenging the compliance with speed limits is for some drivers.

driving ban and fines threaten

Other alarming results of the control concerned truck: some drivers did not adhere to the permissible limitation of 60 km/h. This shows that the situation is not only problematic for car drivers, but also for trucks that are often used for the transport of goods.

The drivers concerned now threaten sensitive sanctions. The fine for overrun speeds can be significantly, but also points in the traffic central register also come into play. The consequences for a driver who must expect a driving ban are particularly serious. These consequences not only serve individual discipline, but should also help to increase traffic safety in the region.

The incident is an example of the important measures of traffic monitoring that aim to reduce accidents and dangers in road traffic. The police emphasize that there will continue to be regular controls in the future to observe the driving behavior of road users. For more information on this topic, a detailed report at www.schwarzwaelder-bote.de available.