Risk of lightning on the A14: Current locations of mobile speed camera today!

Risk of lightning on the A14: Current locations of mobile speed camera today!

On Sunday, June 22, 2025, drivers in northern Germany have a reason for caution. On the A14 motorway, which is known to lead from Wismar via Schwerin to Karstädt, mobile speed cameras are in action. It is currently flashed in a 100 km/h zone, as [news.de reports] (https://www.news.de/auto/856477036/mobile-blitzer-Bradarkrolle-auf-der-autobahn-a14-aktuell-bei-wo-wo- -hute-am-Ssonntag-22-06-2025-Blitzt/1/). Speed ​​crossing is one of the most common traffic violations and often the trigger for serious accidents.

In this region, figures show that it is worth keeping an eye on the speed. Traffic experts emphasize that fines can quickly achieve high amounts for exceeding speeds. In addition, the road traffic regulations (StVO) are clear: in the event of violations, not only fines, but also points in Flensburg and possibly even driving bans.

variety of speed cameras

In Germany, a variety of flashes are used, which can often be dangerous for drivers. These include, among other things, traffic radar systems, light barrier measuring devices and even video exercise systems, such as Bussgeldkatalog.org describes in detail. Each of these technologies has its own advantages and disadvantages, but one thing is certain: easier and faster than with mobile flashes cannot be caught.

The tolerance deductions that are used for speed measurements can also be important. Up to 100 km/h there is a tolerance of 3 km/h, over 100 km/h it is 3 percent. This means that you should pay good attention to how fast you actually drive.

bus money and consequences

The fines in the event of speed overrun are clearly regulated, whereby the height varies greatly depending on the location and type of violation. In a 100 km/h zone, 21 km/h can already lead to a fine of 100 euros and one point. From 41 km/h, the fine increases to 320 euros, and a driving ban cannot be ruled out, as bussgeldportal.de.

• urban:
  • from 21 km/h: 1 point, 115 euros fine
  • from 31 km/h: 2 points, 1 month driving ban
  • from 70 km/h: 2 points, 800 euros fine, 3 months driving ban
• outside:
  • from 21 km/h: 1 point, 100 euros fine
  • from 41 km/h: 2 points, 320 euros fine, 1 month driving ban
  • from 70 km/h: 2 points, 700 euros fine, 3 months driving ban

Repetition offenders have to expect even harder sanctions. Even minor exceedings can lead to a driving ban for several violations per year. So the pressure to stick to the rules is high, because during a driving ban, driving of any vehicles is prohibited in public transport.