Attention, drivers! There is lightning here today in Neuenhagen near Berlin!

Attention, drivers! There is lightning here today in Neuenhagen near Berlin!

In Neuenhagen near Berlin, today, December 28th, 2025, increased attention will be paid to compliance with speed limits. According to [news.de]. A mobile speed camera has been set up to hold the driver responsible if the maximum permissible speed of 20 km/h is exceeded. This measure aims to reduce speeding, which is a common traffic violation and the main cause of accidents.

The police are active in the Märkisch-Oderland region and carry out continuous checks. A clear trend has been observed in recent years: mobile flash units are increasingly being used to specifically monitor areas with a high risk of accidents. [bussgeldkatalog.org] points out that, in contrast to fixed systems, mobile speed cameras can be positioned more flexibly and are used in current danger spots.

Handling and technology of speed measurement

The different methods in which speed measurements are carried out range from radar to laser to induction loops under the road. These techniques, which bussgeldkatalog.net describes, each have their advantages and disadvantages. Mobile flashing, for example, is more prone to errors, while stationary flashing systems are often used at fixed locations where their position is known. This gives some drivers the opportunity to brake beforehand.

In recent years, the federal government has also tried to improve road safety through the use of new technologies. A pilot project in Lower Saxony for section control on the B6 in Hanover has shown that such measures can reduce the average speed over longer distances, which ultimately leads to a reduction in accidents.

Current speed camera locations at a glance

With over 52,000 permanently installed radar devices and red light monitoring systems in Germany, drivers can use the speed camera map from bussgeldkatalog.org to obtain targeted information about lightning locations in their area. This makes it easier to plan your own trip and you don't have to put an unnecessary strain on your wallet because you're caught speeding.

Tolerances in speed measurements may vary depending on the situation. For speeds below 100 km/h the deduction is 3 km/h, while for journeys over 100 km/h this deduction is 3%. It is important to always keep an eye on the applicable rules and regulations in order to avoid fines.

Whether mobile or stationary speed cameras are used, road safety remains a key concern. Drivers are well advised to observe speed and traffic rules in order to protect not only themselves but also other road users.