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A10 speed camera alarm: How to avoid expensive fines today!
Find out everything about the current speed camera locations on the A10 in Oberhavel on July 11th, 2025 and possible fines.
A10 speed camera alarm: How to avoid expensive fines today!
Today, July 11, 2025, radar monitoring will be carried out more intensively in two areas on the A10, the longest ring motorway in Europe. How news.de reported, drivers should be particularly careful in the Neu-Vehlefanz and Kremmen areas, as speeding there can lead to hefty fines or even driving bans.
The speed camera in Neu-Vehlefanz, where a speed limit of 120 km/h applies, was spotted at 3:02 p.m. In Kremmen, which is also in Brandenburg, a 100 km/h zone has been set up, where the speed camera was active at 7:24 a.m. Drivers who do not adhere to the applicable speed regulations run the risk of having to dig deep into their pockets.
Mobile speed cameras in focus
What should be particularly emphasized is that the danger situation on the federal highways is dynamic. The locations of the mobile speed cameras can change at any time in order to effectively combat speed offenders. Numerous semi-stationary speed cameras are used on the A10, which are often mounted on trailers, as the experts from bussgeldkatalog.org report. They use both the Enforcement Trailer from Vitronic and the Traffistar S350 from Jenoptik.
Anyone who thinks they can avoid speed cameras with special devices or apps is wrong. According to Section 23 of the Road Traffic Act, it is prohibited to carry or operate devices that disrupt traffic monitoring measures. However, speed camera apps on cell phones can be used as long as they are not activated while driving.
Relevant information for drivers
It is important for anyone venturing onto the A10 to observe the speed limits that apply there. The catalog of fines lists clear penalties for speeding, which vary depending on the severity. You should know that severe fines can also be imposed for traffic light violations or insufficient distance to other vehicles.
The A10 stretches over an impressive 196 kilometers and often leads to fast journeys in the very well-developed area around Berlin. But the illusion of unlimited speed can quickly be shattered when unexpected controls appear. Drivers are well advised to always pay attention to their speed so as not to get an unexpected “hello” from the police.
Overall, the current situation on the A10 shows how important it is to stick to the rules. After all, it's not just speeding that causes problems, but ignorance of the legal regulations can quickly become expensive.