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A10: Speed checks today - where the mobile speed trap threatens you!
Mobile speed cameras on the A10 in Potsdam-Mittelmark active on October 3rd, 2025. Current speed controls and technologies at a glance.
A10: Speed checks today - where the mobile speed trap threatens you!
On October 3, 2025, drivers on the A10 in Brandenburg are said to be open, because the speed monitoring strikes. Today, two mobile speed traps were reported on the highway. Loud news.de The first controls in the district of Oberhavel near Velten were active at 8:52 a.m. and in the district of Potsdam-Mittelmark in Brandenburg/Saarmund at 5:00 a.m. In both cases, a speed limit of 120 km/h applies.
The A10, which has made a name for itself as the longest ring motorway in Europe, is 196 kilometers long and largely leads through Brandenburg. This highway has an important role in traffic around Berlin and is not only well frequented by commuters every day, but also by travelers. Speed controls can be carried out along the entire course of the A10, which shows that the traffic situation always remains in view.
Mobile speed cameras and innovative technologies
More and more semi-stationary speed cameras are doing their job on the A10. Loud Bussgeld catalog.org Trailer speed cameras are primarily used, with the two models Enforcement Trailer from Vitronic and Traffistar S350 from Jenoptik, which are currently in use in Germany. These mobile systems are flexible and allow precise monitoring of traffic events.
But what has changed in speed monitoring technology in the last few decades? Since the first analog radar measurements in the 1950s, the technology has developed rapidly. Digital measuring devices and video technology emerged in the 80s and 90s, followed by laser and mobile flash devices in the 2000s and beyond. The new intelligent technologies enable dynamic adjustment of speed controls and promise to improve road safety, like the platform drivefusionsde.com explained.
Road safety and data protection
The main objectives of speed monitoring are clear: reducing traffic accidents, protecting life and promoting awareness of responsible driving. An interesting development is the introduction of AI and Big Data in traffic monitoring, which not only increase efficiency, but are also able to recognize complex patterns. But this also raises questions about data protection. A sensitive handling of both the new technologies and the data protection requirements is important here.
The ban on radar warning devices and speed camera apps in Germany ensures that drivers are in duty to behave responsibly. While warnings are allowed on the radio, drivers must make sure that the warning functions in their navigation apps are deactivated in order to avoid legal problems.
So the A10 not only remains an important traffic artery, but also a setting for modern technologies and security measures that affect all road users. Today reminds us that driving is not only about speed, but also about responsibility.