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Traffic chaos in the Zollernalb district: construction sites and speed cameras until December!
Current news from the Zollernalb district: construction sites, traffic disruptions, speed cameras and more on July 10th, 2025. Find out more here!
Traffic chaos in the Zollernalb district: construction sites and speed cameras until December!
There is currently a lot of movement on the streets in the Zollernalb district. Drivers have to prepare for various traffic disruptions and mobile speed camera deployments. How news.de reported, there are ceiling work requirements on the B463 near Lautlingen until July 28, 2025, which will lead to significant restrictions. In addition, the B463 in Laufen an der Eyach will be completely closed until December 2025 as urgent repair work is being carried out on a tunnel here.
But that's not all: road users on the K7108 in Hechingen will also have to prepare for disruptions until October 2025 caused by bridge repairs and corresponding traffic regulations.
Stricter traffic controls in the region
The police have increased controls at critical points in the Zollernalb district. Schwäbische.de informed that mobile speed cameras and laser guns will be used in accident-prone areas, often near kindergartens, until next Sunday. The most common reasons for traffic accidents are speeding and failure to yield right of way. These measures are part of a larger initiative to improve road safety and reduce accidents.
A striking example is the second police “Speedweek”, which was launched as part of a European campaign and is being carried out this year by the Reutlingen police. Increased speed camera deployments in conjunction with the European network ROADPOL are intended to sustainably improve the behavior of drivers.
On the way to more safety in traffic
The federal government is pursuing ambitious goals in the area of traffic safety. According to that Federal Ministry of Transport There were 2,839 traffic deaths in Germany in 2023, which represents a drastic decrease compared to previous years. The Road Safety Pact was launched in 2021 to reduce the number of road deaths by 40 percent by 2030.
To this end, the government is implementing various measures, including promoting driver assistance systems and improving road infrastructure. Citizens can also look forward to, among other things, the construction of safe cycle paths. This program is evaluated and adjusted every two years in order to achieve the best possible results for traffic safety.
The next few weeks will be crucial for all road users in the Zollernalb district. Drivers are well advised to pay attention to both the new regulations and the increased controls in order to get through the summer safely.