Renery on the B85: 139 km/h instead of allowed 100 km/h caught!

Renery on the B85: 139 km/h instead of allowed 100 km/h caught!

The streets of Geiersthal were the scene of a speed control last Saturday that some drivers caught in the act. A racer exceeded the permissible maximum speed of 100 km/h on the B85 and was flashed at a speed of 139 km/h. This not only excited the officials of the Deggendorf traffic police inspection, but also confirmed the need to carry out speed controls in areas with high accident risks.

between 6.40 p.m. and 11:50 p.m. the police recorded a total of 24 speed overruns. The 14 drivers, who have to be confronted with a warning allowance, attracted special attention, while ten people will have formal fine ads. The fines are composed on the basis of the fine catalog, which provides for a fine of 200 euros and a point in Flensburg for the most difficult violation, which represents an exceedance of 39 km/h.

Support for traffic safety

The officials used emphasize the importance of such controls to promote traffic safety. They are closely related to the reduction of accidents, which are often due to speeding. The collected data from these missions help the police not only with the persecution of traffic consecrators, but also with the planning of future measures for accident prevention.

Control in Geiersthal is an example of how the police actively act against road users who do not adhere to the speed limits. This is intended to encourage the travelers to adapt their speed and drive them more securely. The use of speed cameras is an effective means of promoting responsibly driving and making the streets safer for all road users.