Tighten warning in Finsterwalde: note the speed limit 30 km/h!

Tighten warning in Finsterwalde: note the speed limit 30 km/h!

On June 27, 2025, it is once again so far: drivers in Finsterwalde should be particularly careful. The only location for mobile radar controls in the city is currently on Brandenburger Straße, where the speed limit is 30 km/h. Here is strictly monitored for the safety of all road users. Like news.de reported, the speedster location was reported this morning at 07:48 a.m. and could change at short notice depending on the danger situation in road traffic.

The fact that speed crossing is one of the most common causes of accidents in German road traffic should stimulate all road users to think. Anyone who ignores the speed limits must expect dramatic consequences. The possible sanctions include not only juicy fines, but also driving bans, which can take up to three months depending on the severity of the violation.

fines and points in detail

If you are traveling too fast in urban areas, you can expect high penalties if you are exceeded from 51 km/h. According to blitzkatalog.org in such cases can start at least 480 euros. With two points in the driving suitability register, a driving ban is due for two months. If the speed is exceeded by more than 70 km/h, even fines of up to 800 euros can occur! There are also points here and, in the worst case, the withdrawal of the driver's license.

A look at the fines of the fines shows the variety of punishments that threaten even at minor speed overruns. If you are only 10 km/h in urban area, you have to expect a fine of up to 30 euros, while an exceeding of 21 to 25 km/h 115 euros is due. This data has Mobile.de nicely prepared.

• exceeding up to 10 km/h: 30 €
• crossing 11 to 15 km/h: 50 €
• crossing 16 to 20 km/h: 70 €
• crossing 21 to 25 km/h: 115 €, 1 point
• crossing 26 to 30 km/h: 180 €, 1 point

And whoever thinks that these controls have no consequences is wrong! Repetition offenders quickly get into the focus of the authorities and can count on driving bans at two speeds by 26 km/h or more within one year. A driving ban not only serves to punish, but is also a means of increasing traffic safety.