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What you should pay attention to when driving in Meiningen today!
On November 3rd, 2025, the police in Meiningen monitored several speed measurements. Find out about current speed camera locations and possible fines.
What you should pay attention to when driving in Meiningen today!
There will be strong lightning in the Rhenish metropolis of Meiningen today, November 3rd, 2025. The Thuringia police have set up speed measurements at three selected locations on Leipziger Straße in order to increase road safety and stop speeding road users. Speed limits vary between 60 and 70 km/h and speed cameras were operational at different times. This measure is part of the continuous monitoring of road traffic in the area in order to reduce accidents due to speeding, which, according to bussgeldkatalog.org, is one of the most common causes of traffic accidents.
The current speed camera locations in Meiningen are as follows:
- Leipziger Straße, PLZ 98617, Kernstadt Meiningen, Welkershausen: Blitzer in einer 70 km/h-Zone, gemeldet um 10:05 Uhr.
- Leipziger Straße, PLZ 98617, Kernstadt Meiningen, Nord: Blitzer in einer 70 km/h-Zone, gemeldet um 09:53 Uhr.
- Leipziger Straße, PLZ 98617, Kernstadt Meiningen, Welkershausen: Blitzer in einer 60 km/h-Zone, gemeldet um 08:34 Uhr.
How speed cameras work
Speed cameras can use different technologies to detect speeding. These include traffic radar systems, laser speed cameras and even light barriers, as bussgeldkatalog.org explains. The measurement accuracy is ensured by tolerance deductions; This is usually 3 km/h for speeds below 100 km/h and 3% for higher values. Anyone who does not adhere to the speed limits must expect severe penalties, ranging from fines to points in Flensburg.
In urban speed zones from 21 km/h too fast, 115 euros and one point are due. If you go more than 70 km/h too much, it can cost a traffic offender 800 euros and a three-month driving ban! These hefty fines are not only intended to fill the coffers of the municipalities - cities like Cologne, Hamburg and Munich are already known for generating large amounts of income through fines.
Safety measures on the streets
The police are not only active in Meiningen, but also pursue the goal of increasing road safety nationwide. In particular, the mobility data and statistics on infrastructure, which are compiled in the “Traffic in Numbers” reports by the BMV, underline the necessity of such measures. These annual reports contain comprehensive information about mobility behavior in Germany, traffic accidents and other important indicators that serve as a basis for future decisions to improve traffic safety.
Overall, the speed cameras are active in Meiningen today and are helping to ensure that road users adhere to the applicable speed limits. Anyone traveling on Leipziger Straße today should be particularly attentive and patient!