Be careful, speed camera madness! This way you don't fall into the speed trap!

Be careful, speed camera madness! This way you don't fall into the speed trap!

Today, November 6th, 2025, there is the latest news from the Vorpommern-Rügen district that should make all drivers take notice. Anyone traveling by car should keep their eyes open, as mobile speed cameras are on the Serenade. Speed ​​cameras are underway in Tribsees and drivers should be vigilant to avoid falling into a speed trap. The speed cameras are also active in Bergen auf Rügen and encourage people to drive particularly carefully in order to avoid expensive speeding offenses.

Stralsund is also affected, as speed cameras have also been announced here and road users are well advised to stick to their speed. Likewise in Kenz-Küstrow: speed is controlled and it is strongly recommended to be vigilant to avoid an unpleasant surprise. Unfortunately, more detailed information about the locations of the speed cameras is not available, but the warning is clear: drive carefully!

Learn on the go with Moodle

While motorists in the area are urged to exercise caution when speeding, there is also news in the area of ​​digital education. The Moodle app enables learning anytime, anywhere. This application offers a variety of functions that primarily benefit students and course participants.

The Moodle app allows users to access course content even when they are offline. The app allows you to contact other students and receive instant notifications of news and events. This also includes the submission of tasks where files in the form of images, audio or videos can be uploaded. Activities such as quizzes can also be carried out and progress can be tracked in the form of grades and learning plans. Learners can even edit wiki pages, both online and offline. However, it is important to note that accessing Moodle on mobile devices requires activation of mobile services by the site administrator.

The latest version of the Moodle app for Android is available on the Google Play Store and requires Android 4.0 or higher. Feedback on the app is very welcome, as Moodle is an open source project that relies on the support of the community. This makes learning even more efficient, no matter where you are.

If you want to do well in both traffic and digital literacy, you should keep a careful eye on current information. So prepare yourself for both the mobile danger of lightning and flexible learning! For more details about the speed cameras in the region, News.de and for everything about the Moodle app, check out Moodle.org.