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Attention drivers: mobile speed cameras on the A24 active today!
Mobile speed cameras in Ostprignitz-Ruppin on June 16, 2025: Information about speed camera locations and speed limits on the A24.
Attention drivers: mobile speed cameras on the A24 active today!
Today, June 16, 2025, drivers should pay close attention on the A24 motorway. Because as news.de reports, mobile speed traps have appeared in three different places. The locations in Fehrbellin / Tarmow and Rastow / Kraak were reported as early as 7:24 a.m., while the speed camera in Heiligengrabe / Papenbruch was in use from 7:40 a.m. The speed limit here is 120 km/h and drivers should be aware that speeding can be costly.
The A24, which, as part of European Route 26, connects Hamburg with the Berliner Ring and Rostock, stretches over an impressive total length of 237 km. There are currently no fixed speed cameras on this route, but there is a semi-stationary speed camera in Kremmen, where a maximum speed of 120 km/h must also be observed, as bussgeldkatalog.org points out. These semi-stationary speed cameras are often mobile trailers that work using Enforcement Trailer devices from Vitronic or Traffistar S350 from Jenoptik.
Avoiding speeding violations
It is important to know that speed camera detectors are banned in Germany, and smartphones must also have the warning function deactivated in navigation apps. It is all the more advisable to keep your eyes on the road and your speed. It is known that in Germany men speed more often than women, and the statistics speak for themselves: men were in the majority in 2023, with over 3 million traffic violations recorded, as allianzdirect.de shows.
The numbers from the age groups 25 to 44 and 45 to 64, who are involved in traffic offenses at an above-average rate, are particularly significant. Driving under the influence of alcohol and without a license are serious violations, while women are more likely to be found guilty of speeding and cell phone violations. The regional distribution of violations shows that large cities such as Berlin and Hamburg have particularly high rates of speeding violations in built-up areas.
So pay attention to the speed limits today and stay safe on the road. It might be worth reconsidering your own driving habits and sticking to the traffic rules - after all, you are not only doing good business for yourself, but also for other road users.