Speed ​​cameras in Heilbronn: Where there is a risk of high fines today!

Speed ​​cameras in Heilbronn: Where there is a risk of high fines today!

Today, June 14th, 2025, special caution is required in Heilbronn. In the city, which with 125,113 inhabitants is the seventh largest in Baden-Württemberg, there is an increased risk of fines or even driving bans due to speeding in two locations. Police are monitoring road traffic as usual to ensure safety on the roads. Temporary speed measurements are possible anywhere in Heilbronn. Which routes are affected can be seen today in Cäcilienstrasse and Saarlandstrasse.

There is a speed limit of 30 km/h on Cäcilienstrasse (zip code 74072, core city). A speed camera reported its position here early in the evening at 7:42 p.m. On the Saarlandstraße (zip code 74080, Böckingen), however, you can drive at up to 50 km/h.
This speed camera was announced this afternoon at 4:53 p.m. The speed camera information was last updated at 8:10 p.m.

Fast driving and its consequences

Driving fast remains one of the most common causes of accidents, not only in Heilbronn but throughout Germany. Exceeding the speed limit is subject to strict sanctions in accordance with the Road Traffic Act (StVO). Fines for speeding start at 60 euros, with the fees for the fine procedure amounting to at least 28.50 euros or 5% of the fine. Interestingly, according to a study, up to 56% of fine notices are incorrect, which is why an objection could be worthwhile if you respond within 14 days. It is advisable to discuss the chances of success with a traffic law expert in order to, in the best case scenario, get out of the situation unscathed.

The police in Heilbronn are doing their part to actively prevent speeding. It is important to know that particularly strict rules apply to speeding during the probationary period. But even for experienced drivers, things can get serious: speeding over 30 km/h in town or 40 km/h outside town can lead to two points in Flensburg and can result in a driving ban. Anyone who often sits behind the wheel should keep an eye on the signs.

Tolerance deductions and measuring methods

The tolerance deductions that apply to mobile speed cameras are also important. Up to speeds of 100 km/h 3 km/h is deducted, at higher speeds 3% of the measured value. However, the tolerance deduction can be higher for less accurate speed camera models. So it's not uncommon for some traffic hooligans to "get away" at the last minute if the measurement wasn't entirely correct. However, you shouldn't speculate on it, because better safe than sorry.

Overall, it remains to be said that having good hands when driving is important not only for your own safety, but also for your wallet. So stay careful and respect the speed limits! Further interesting information about the speed cameras in Heilbronn can be found at bussgeldkatalog.org and for the legal framework conditions on the fine portal bussgeldportal.de.