Blitzer campaign in Oldenburg: Where the speed controls flash!

Blitzer campaign in Oldenburg: Where the speed controls flash!

in the district of Oldenburg and in the city of Delmenhorst will be available for comprehensive speed controls in the coming week. These measures serve to improve traffic safety and prevent accidents as well as the noise pollution. The police announced concrete radar controls for the week from April 28 to May 2, 2025, which are to be carried out at various locations in both Oldenburg and Delmenhorst. According to Kreiszeitung are the official lightning locations in the district Oldenburg determined as follows:

radar controls in the district of Oldenburg:

• Monday, April 28: Westrittrum, Amelhauser Straße
• Tuesday, April 29: Ahlhorn, Am Lemsen
• Wednesday, April 30: Sage, Sager Straße
• Thursday, May 1st: No speed camera announced (holiday)
• Friday, May 2: Not yet announced

In the Delmenhorst urban area, the flash locations are:

• Monday, April 28: Kieler Weg
• Tuesday, April 29: Schönemoorer Straße
• Wednesday, April 30th: Moorkampstrasse
• Thursday, May 1st: No speed camera announced (holiday)
• Friday, May 2: Oldenburger Landstrasse

red light monitoring and other measures

In addition to speed monitoring, there will also be red light controls at several intersections in Delmenhorst. These include:

• Friedrich-Ebert-Allee/Koppelstraße
• Hasporter Damm/Berliner Straße
• Hasporter Damm/Querstraße
• Putterhorner Straße/Dwostraße
• Oldenburger Straße/Brauenkamper Straße
• Schönemoorer Straße/Dwostraße
• Stedinger Straße/Weberstraße

According to the information from it is advisable to consider speed limits, especially in the vicinity of schools and daycare. These measures aim to avoid accidents due to excessive speed and negative environmental influences, such as noise and game change.

The current radar controls are part of a wider initiative to increase traffic safety. As NDR reports, the police and various traffic authorities in Lower Saxony regularly carry out comprehensive lightning campaigns. This not only happens to stop rapids, but also to raise awareness of the dangers of speed overruns. Over 20,500 speed violations were found during a nationwide campaign, and too high speed remains the most common cause of the accident in the region.

Police authorities advise you to drive responsibly, especially in sensitive areas such as where many pedestrians and children are on the road. The upcoming controls should also be supported by public campaigns that indicate the importance of traffic safety.