A1: Risk of lightning in fur - the fines are that high!

A1: Risk of lightning in fur - the fines are that high!

Attention, drivers! This Thursday, November 7th, 2024, it will be scorched on the A1 motorway! In the 80 km/h zone near Fell in the district of Trier-Saarburg, Rhineland-Palatinate, the speed cameras lurk and are ready to punish speed violations. If you drive too quickly, you have to expect sensitive fines and even a driving ban. The current information comes from 07.11.2024, 6:11 p.m., and show that the risk of being flashed is particularly high here.

The speed controls are not only limited to this one location. Drivers should be prepared for the total course of the A1 to be expected at any time. Speed crossing is still one of the most common traffic violations in Germany and the main cause of many accidents. It is therefore essential to consider the speed limits and adapt to the traffic situation. The other road users will thank you!

fine and traffic rules

The Road Traffic Regulations (StVO) and the Catalog of Fine are the basics for the measures in the event of speed overruns. These regulations not only affect speed violations, but also violations of the distance and the overrun red traffic lights. In addition, the use of radar warners, be it due to apps or devices in the car, is strictly prohibited. Paragraph 23, paragraph 1b of the STVO, clearly says: Anyone who carries a vehicle must not use technical devices that display or disrupt traffic monitoring measures.

The A1 is one of the longest motorways in Germany and extends over 774 km from Heiligenhafen to Saarbrücken. It is not only an important traffic artery, but also part of several European roads. Drivers should therefore carefully consider how fast they are on the road, because the speed cameras are everywhere and the punishments can be high!