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Speed traps in Annweiler: Flashed on the B 10 today!
Current speed controls in Annweiler am Trifels: Where speed cameras can be expected today, June 25th, 2025.
Speed traps in Annweiler: Flashed on the B 10 today!
Speeding continues to be actively pursued in Rhineland-Palatinate. Today, June 25, 2025, the police's eyes are on Annweiler am Trifels, especially on the B 10 in Queichambach, where a mobile speed trap is currently set up. The speed measurement took place at 4:50 p.m. and the speed limit there is 70 km/h. In this area, traffic violations are not only undesirable, but are also associated with severe penalties, as reported by news.de emerges.
The road traffic regulations (StVO) are strictly adhered to here. Speeding is not only a danger to other road users, but is also punished by fines, points in Flensburg and even the revocation of a driver's license. The regulations are clear and serve to ensure the safety of all road users. And that's not just an empty promise, because every speeding offender caught feels the consequences of their driving style.
How speed cameras work
But how do these flash units actually work? Speed cameras and speed traps are the modern sleuths of traffic law. They register violations of the StVO, be it through speeding or red light violations. As a rule, different measuring methods are used for this - from laser measurements to radar measurements to induction loops, which detect vehicles through changes in the magnetic field. In Germany, care is taken to ensure that all measuring methods are technically tested and approved so that there is no doubt about the accuracy of the measurements adac.de explained.
By the way, mobile speed cameras have the advantage that they can be used flexibly and are not only placed in fixed danger spots. This increases the effectiveness of speed monitoring and should help to significantly reduce the risk of accidents. The penalties for speeding are clearly defined in the catalog of fines. Sanctions can be imposed for even small violations. If you exceed 21 km/h, you will not only have to pay a fine, but also points in Flensburg, which can quickly add up.
Bans for road users
It is also important to know that carrying and operating radar detectors – in the form of devices or apps – while driving is prohibited. This can be traced back to Section 23, Paragraph 1b of the StVO, which also provides relevant information on traffic surveillance measures that have been identified. They have only one purpose: to increase road safety and to encourage road users to adhere to the applicable speed limits.
With these measures, the police not only want to collect fines, but also prevent accidents and raise road users' awareness of the dangers of excessive speeds. If you want to be fit on the road, you should stick to the rules. Because one thing is clear: safe roads cannot be taken for granted!
The following applies to all drivers in the region: It is worth paying attention to your speed in order to avoid unpleasant surprises. Ultimately, you are not only doing yourself a big favor, but also other road users.