Speed ​​camera weeks in Magdeburg: speed controls from June 9th to 13th!

Speed ​​camera weeks in Magdeburg: speed controls from June 9th to 13th!

In the state capital of Saxony-Anhalt, Magdeburg, there is another speed measurement marathon on the program from June 9th to 13th, 2025. The eyes of traffic control are focused on speeding offenders. Tag24 reports that speed cameras will be increasingly used in several places in the city to enforce traffic rules and minimize the risk of accidents.

Controlled speed limits vary this week, with between 30 and 80 km/h permitted in various locations. Especially in residential areas such as Stadtfeld Ost on Wilhelm-Klees-Straße, in Diesdorf on Hemsdorfer Weg and in Cracau on Friedrich-Ebert-Straße, things could get tight for sleek drivers. Here the limits are set at 30 km/h. On the B71 within the city area the speed limit is 80 km/h. The exact locations of the speed cameras are already known, and the city appeals to all road users to pay particular attention to vulnerable citizens - after all, this is also about the safety of children and other pedestrians.

Speed ​​cameras in Magdeburg

Magdeburg itself, with around 239,000 inhabitants, can rely on a road network of around 1,100 km. That's a lot of space for drivers, but also a big risk for speeding. According to bussgeldkatalog.org, both permanently installed and mobile speed cameras are in use in the city. The latter are usually operated by police officers and can be relocated at short notice depending on the traffic situation.

The city counted 134,831 registered motor vehicles in 2017, which shows how important traffic safety regulations are. Anyone who exceeds the speed limit must expect fines, points in Flensburg and even driving bans. The penalties are not without their consequences, and in keeping with the Bußgeldkatalog 2025, the sanctions are very variable - depending on the severity of the violation.

Legal situation and options for objection

The new regulations provide for strict measures for speeding. The consequences include up to 3 points in Flensburg. Anyone who shows particularly serious misconduct even risks losing their driving license. However, there are ways to appeal against fines, especially if you suspect a technical error in the measurement. You can lodge an objection against the fine notice within 14 days. The objection procedure is clearly regulated and, as described on derbussgeldkatalog.de, such a step is often worthwhile when the evidence is unclear or the consequences are disproportionate.

Overall, it is to be hoped that the controls from June 9th to 13th, 2025 will not only ensure safety on the roads, but also increase sensitivity among drivers when dealing with speed limits. Anyone who sticks to the speed limit not only contributes to their own safety, but also to the safety of all other road users.