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Mobile speed cameras in Wusterwitz: Attention, speed controls!
On October 7th, 2025, the Potsdam-Mittelmark police will monitor speed checks, especially in Wusterwitz.
Mobile speed cameras in Wusterwitz: Attention, speed controls!
Today, October 7th, 2025, a new speed camera in Wusterwitz is attracting attention. Police set up a mobile speed trap on Main Street in the 14789 zip code, which went into operation at 6:53 a.m. In the Potsdam-Mittelmark region, road traffic is intensively monitored to ensure compliance with the 50 km/h speed limit. Temporary speed measurements can also be carried out throughout the area. Interestingly, the exact location of the speed camera has not yet been officially confirmed at this point.
But Wusterwitz is not the only place where the speed controls are currently very popular. The police in Brandenburg has announced that it will increasingly carry out speed controls throughout the region. This action, which lasts until October 11th, is particularly concentrated on streets with avenue character, but flashes can be met everywhere. In addition to speed violations, other traffic offenses such as lighting and loading are also taken into account, which should increase traffic safety as a whole. The [world] (https://www.welt.de/regionales/berlin/article252848412/versta- umthe-schwindigtigkte-in-brandenburg.html) emphasizes that too quickly driving is considered one of the most common causes of accidents.
High commuter traffic and possible sanctions
Brandenburg is very popular with commuters due to its proximity to Berlin. Many people live here and travel to the capital every day to work. With well-developed country roads and a city highway, driving is relatively uncomplicated - at least until you come across a speed camera. According to Bussgeldkatalog, the fine for speeding in Brandenburg ranges from 20 to 800 euros. In addition, points in Flensburg and even driving bans can be added.
However, it should be noted that measurements and operating errors are possible with speeds. Therefore, there is a tolerance deduction that is taken into account in the case of speed measurements. If there is a notice of fine, there is the possibility to object.
Accident statistics and traffic monitoring
According to information from last year, a total of 74,037 traffic accidents were registered in Brandenburg. The most common causes of accidents include not only excessive speed, but also a lack of safe distance. To counteract this, a large speed camera operation was carried out in April, during which speed was checked at 131 locations.
The current measures that extend to a week are part of a Europe -wide traffic monitoring campaign under the motto “Operation Speed”. While the flash systems play an important role in the control of traffic safety, the police remind you of all road users to follow the rules and drive safely.
Overall, this speed camera in Wusterwitz shows that the police are paying close attention to road traffic and everyone is being asked to slow down a little - for everyone's safety!