Carpenters in Rosenheim: It flashes dangerous here today!

Carpenters in Rosenheim: It flashes dangerous here today!

in Rosenheim is available today, June 25, 2025, news for drivers. A mobile radar trap is ready to document speed violations. According to a report by news.de Grubwood, ZIP 83024. Here it is important to keep an eye on the speed, because the permissible maximum speed is 100 km/h.

The mobile radar trap was reported today at 8:12 p.m., but the exact location has not yet been confirmed (as of 8:44 p.m.). Drivers must be aware that speed overruns are punished according to the Road Traffic Regulations (StVO). Regular speed tests, such as the current one, should increase traffic safety and avoid accidents.

fines and new regulations

The new novon of the fine, which came into force on November 9, 2021, has significantly tightened the sentence in the event of speed over the speed. For example, drivers who accept a speed crossing of 26 km/h on the B15 motorway must now expect a fine of 150 euros - before that it was only 80 euros. Information about this provides Derbussgeldenkatalog.org .

It is also surprising that 56% of the speed measurements are incorrect according to a study by the VUT expert society mbH & Co.KG from 2013. Of the 14,783 cases, only 6,505 were correct. This shows that drivers should occasionally consider legal steps if they receive a speed camera notice based on incorrect measurements. It is worth checking the circumstances.

legal aspects and security

Fine notices are created from an amount of 60 euros, such as the bussgeldportal.de . Interestingly, the fee for the fine procedure can be at least 28.50 euros or 5% of the fine. And there are even higher sanctions for trucks over 3.5 tons.

The regulation is also important to score in Flensburg: Points threaten even with an exceeding 21 km/h, and from 30 km/h in urban or 40 km/h outside, driving bans can even occur. Repetition offenders have to expect a driving ban from time to time.

For drivers in Rosenheim, it is to be hoped that they will exercise the necessary caution so as not to get into the catches of the new fines. The mobile radar trap could be used properly today, and it could have disappeared again as quickly as it was set up. Therefore: eyes open on traffic!