Blitzen in Gallun: This is how expensive it will be for speeders today on July 15th!

Blitzen in Gallun: This is how expensive it will be for speeders today on July 15th!

Another exciting day in traffic: On July 15, 2025, a mobile speed camera will be set up in Mittenwalde, more precisely in Gallun. The danger situation in road traffic is dynamic, which is why the locations of the speed cameras are adjusted regularly. So if you plan to drive on the K 6155, you should be careful - there is a speed limit of only 20 km/h. The speed camera was reported at 10:58 a.m. today, and speeding is known to be one of the most common causes of traffic accidents in Germany news.de reported.

But where are the speed cameras actually placed? A look at the B 246, about 320 meters towards Mittenwalde, already shows a serious violation. Here a driver was measured at 139 km/h - that's a whopping 59 km/h too much! The cruise control was set at 80 km/h, and now the driver is facing a fine, which is being processed by the Dahme-Spreewald district fine office. The measurement was carried out using a stationary TPH-S system, which takes front-mounted images [blitzerkanzlei.de].

Fines and speeding violations

The fines for speeding are clearly regulated in the Road Traffic Act (StVO). According to the current table of fines for 2025, it looks like there are quite severe penalties for speeding at this level. Over 70 km/h too fast – that could result in a driving ban of one month and a fine of 700 euros. If you exceed 59 km/h, the driver will not only be given a point in Flensburg, but a driving ban of up to three months can also be imposed, as bussgeldexperte.org shows.

And don't forget: Anyone who is on probation has a lot more to lose. In the event of such a violation, the probationary period could be extended by two years and the obligation to attend an advanced seminar. In addition, repeated violations can even lead to the revocation of your driving license.

Prevention measures and options for action

But how can you protect yourself from the consequences? It is worth checking the hearing form for possible errors or, in an extreme emergency, filing an objection against the fine notice. Especially when there is a risk of a driving ban or questions arise about measurement accuracy. Professional hardship regulations or a splitting of the driving ban could be further options to prevent the impending driving ban.

It is particularly important for drivers to deactivate the warning functions in their navigation apps, as these are not permitted in Germany. Cell phones can be left in use without any concerns, but caution is advised. If you want to stay up to date, you should listen to the radio, where speed camera warnings are allowed.

In summary, it is advisable to always remain alert while driving and respect the speed limits. After all, safety monitoring like this ensures that our streets become a little safer.