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A6 in speed camera fever: High fines for speeders are inevitable today!
Current speed controls on the A6: Drivers in the Hohenlohe district should prepare for fines on July 14, 2025.
A6 in speed camera fever: High fines for speeders are inevitable today!
Today, July 14, 2025, drivers on the A6 motorway in Germany must be particularly careful. Mobile speed cameras are used there to punish speeding. There are currently four sections on the A6 marked with an increased risk of fines or driving bans. How news.de reported, the speed camera locations are known as of 3:12 p.m. and are based on the current state of knowledge.
On the A6, which runs from the French-German border to the German-Czech border, compliance with speed limits is of the utmost importance. These speed checks are an important means by the police to improve road safety and prevent accidents, as well bussgeld-info.de explained. Checks are to be expected, especially in dangerous areas and busy streets.
Legal basis and consequences
The Road Traffic Regulations (StVO) form the basis for measures in the event of speeding. Anyone who drives too fast must expect fines, points in Flensburg and possibly driving bans. In Germany, speed controls are an important element in promoting compliance with traffic rules, such as bussgeldkatalog.org describes.
An example of the amount of fines is as follows:
- Bis 10 km/h zu schnell: 20 €
- 11 bis 15 km/h: 40 €
- 16 bis 20 km/h: 60 €
- 21 bis 25 km/h: 100 € (1 Punkt)
- 26 bis 30 km/h: 150 € (1 Monat Fahrverbot)
- 31 bis 40 km/h: 200 € (1 Monat Fahrverbot)
- 41 bis 50 km/h: 320 € (1 Monat Fahrverbot)
- Über 70 km/h: 700 € (3 Monate Fahrverbot)
It is important to know that a tolerance deduction is applied to mobile speed cameras: up to a speed of 100 km/h the deduction is 3 km/h, while at speeds above this 3 percentage points are deducted.
Conclusion
Anyone traveling on the A6 motorway should be well versed in traffic and observe the speed limits. Speeders and harassers not only face fines, but also driving bans. The regular speed checks are a clear message: the police have a good knack for increasing road safety and preventing potential accidents.