Mobile speed camera on the A48: How to protect yourself from fines!

Mobile speed camera on the A48: How to protect yourself from fines!

Attention, drivers! On Tuesday, November 12th, 2024, mobile speed camera lurked on the A48 motorway and are ready to catch the fast -paced founders! In the Höhr-Grenzhausen region in the Westerwaldkreis, Rhineland-Palatinate, the risk of being punished with a fine or even a driving ban is particularly high. The speed trees are strategically placed to increase traffic safety and bring the drivers to reason. If you drive too quickly, you should be careful!

April at the Höhr-Grenzhausen area was currently reported, and at 7:29 a.m. The speed is limited to 100 km/h and surveillance could change during the day. It is important to keep your eyes open, because the locations of the speed camera can vary without warning. Whoever was flashed finds support and information on blitzt.de.

High fines for tempo bumps

The road traffic regulations (StVO) are clear: in the event of exceeding speeds, there are sometimes high fines. But not just that! Dense opening and driving over red traffic lights are also punished hard. Drivers should be aware that the tolerances in mobile flash units are handled similarly to stationary flashes. At speeds under 100 km/h, a tolerance of 3 km/h is usually deducted, while 3 percent are deducted at higher speeds.

The A48 is an important traffic artery, which leads from the A1 near Vulkaneifel to the A3 on the Dernbacher triangle and has a total length of 78 km. Stay vigilant and adhere to the speed limits to avoid unpleasant surprises!