Blitzer-alarm on the A9: Today's control in Tautendorf and Oranienbaum!

Blitzer-alarm on the A9: Today's control in Tautendorf and Oranienbaum!

Tautendorf, Thüringen, Deutschland - A look at the A9 shows that increased vigilance is required today, because road traffic monitoring is in full swing. On July 15, 2025, it is important to be particularly careful, as two mobile speed camera along this important north-south connection between Berlin and Munich are active. The first location is located in Oranienbaum in the district of Wittenberg, Saxony-Anhalt, where measured with a mobile radar trap at a speed limit of 120 km/h at 3:21 p.m. The second speed camera, which is positioned in Tautendorf in the Saale-Holzland-Kreis, Thuringia, monitors a maximum speed of 130 km/h and was reported at 2:20 p.m. However, the speed camera locations are without guarantee, since monitoring can vary during the day, how news.de

The A9 itself extends over impressive 530 km and is ideal for commuters and travelers. It connects important cities and is a central axis of the German road network. Fixed speed limits vary, often also below the guide speed of 130 km/h, which only applies in sections without specific limits. This important north-south connection is regularly monitored by mobile, semi-inpatient and inpatient flashes, which makes compliance with the speed limits a serious matter for all drivers, as well as bussgeld-info.de.

flash locations and speed limits

traffic safety on the A9 is improved by various speedster locations. In addition to the mobile speeds, there are also partial inpatient and inpatient ones. Particularly noteworthy are the fixed speed cameras that are installed in the following locations:

• Eisenberg (towards Munich): Max. 120 km/h
• Hainspitz (height of resting place, towards Leipzig): Max. 120 km/h
• Hermsdorf (Höhe Hermsdorfer Kreuz, both directions): Max. 100 km/h
• SchleiFreisen (departure towards Leipzig): Max. 60 km/h

In addition, there are specific sections on which distance measurements take place, which can expand the check of the speed. A good hand when driving is required to avoid fines and possible driving bans.

interesting facts about speed measurements

The speed camera is subject to strict technical standards that are monitored by the Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt (PTB). Drivers should be aware that tolerances are granted at speed measurements with three km/h deduction of less than 100 km/h and three percent deduction at higher speeds. But caution is better than forbearance, because the punishments for overrun speeds can be sensitive, as stated in the road traffic regulations (StVO) and the catalog of fines, explains bussgeld-info.de.