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Attention drivers: speed cameras in Kyritz detect speeding!
On June 25th, 2025, drivers in Kyritz will have to pay more attention to speed controls. Mobile speed camera on site!
Attention drivers: speed cameras in Kyritz detect speeding!
Dear readers, something is happening in Kyritz! On June 25, 2025, drivers must be particularly careful. A mobile radar box has taken its place in the Stolpe area. There is a speed limit of 70 km/h here, and anyone who doesn't stick to it could quickly fall into the trap of big fines.
The speed camera was spotted at 3:25 p.m. today and it looks like inspectors are keeping a close eye on road users. According to the last updates at 4:33 p.m., the main task of this mobile surveillance is clear: to increase road safety. The road traffic regulations (StVO) in Germany set strict rules when it comes to speeding, which can often be very costly.
Fines: This is how much it can cost
What exactly can you expect if you press your foot too hard on the accelerator? According to a report from Bussgeldportal, a fine of 60 euros starts. And if the fine procedure gets rolling, at least 28.50 euros or 5% of the fine will be added on top. There are even higher penalties for trucks over 3.5 tons. Things get particularly tricky when it comes to speeding: from 21 km/h you get the first points in Flensburg.
An overview of the possible consequences:
- Überschreitung von bis zu 21 km/h: Ein Bußgeld ab 60 Euro.
- Überschreitung von mehr als 30 km/h innerorts: Zwei Punkte und ein drohendes Fahrverbot.
- Wiederholungstäter können bereits bei geringeren Überschreitungen empfindliche Strafen einstecken.
It can be noted that 56% of speeding fines are incorrect. Would it be wise to raise an objection if you notice an error? This is definitely worth considering, especially since there are ways to defend yourself against errors such as measurement errors or formal errors.
Road safety comes first
Mobile speed monitoring contributes a large part to road safety in Germany. In 2024, according to official statistics from the KBA, more than 1.8 million speeding violations were registered among men and more than 500,000 among women. These figures clearly show that many road users often travel too fast. The consequences are not only high fines, but also the endangerment of all road users.
The recommendations are clear: pay attention to the speed limits and avoid radar warning devices and apps, which are even banned in Germany. However, speed camera warnings on the radio are permitted. It is advisable for all smartphone users to deactivate the warning functions of their navigation apps in order not to run any risks.
If you have the nerve to accept a driving ban, you could stick to the following rule: First-time offenders can choose when their driving ban begins within four months. In emergencies, such as medical problems, speeding may also be justified.
Road safety is alive and well in Kyritz – pay attention and stay safe on the roads!