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Attention drivers! Mobile speed cameras ensure speed controls on the A13
On September 13th, 2025 the speed on the A13 near Lübbenau Spreewald will be checked. Find out more about speed camera locations and speed limits.
Attention drivers! Mobile speed cameras ensure speed controls on the A13
Anyone driving on the A13 motorway in Brandenburg today, September 13, 2025, should be careful: there is a mobile radar box near Lübbenau Spreewald/Kittlitz, just waiting to catch traffic offenders. Loud News.de The speed camera was reported early in the morning at 6:20 a.m. and monitors compliance with the speed limit, which is 120 km/h.
Interestingly, there are only two stationary speed cameras on this route that are in operation every day. Like that Catalog of fines Reportedly, there are currently no semi-stationary speed cameras in use, but mobile lightning monitoring is particularly important at accident hotspots in order to increase traffic safety. This is intended to ensure that people don't simply “step on the gas” without thinking about their own safety and that of other road users.
Speed limits and fines
It is important to know that fines are imposed for exceeding the speed limit in accordance with the Road Traffic Act (StVO). The tolerances for speed measurements are important: If you drive below 100 km/h, 3 km/h is deducted, while for speeds over 100 km/h 3% of the measured value is deducted. This is also done by Bussgeldkatalog.de confirmed.
The police use various speed control techniques, tailored to the situation. These include radar systems, light barriers, laser measuring devices and even piezoelectronic sensors that are built into the road surface. The variety of measurement methods gives authorities the opportunity to react flexibly to different traffic situations.
Road safety in focus
The total length of the A13 is 151 km and it is considered part of the important European route 55, which runs from the Berliner Ring to Dresden. It is therefore not surprising that speed checks are increasingly being carried out here. Such measures contribute to increasing road safety and are intended to minimize the risk of accidents. Regular speed checks, such as those carried out on the A13, are a proven method of making the roads safer.
So if you plan to use the A13 today, you should stick to the speed limits and watch out for the flashing eyes of the control devices. Safety comes first – even on the highway!