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Blitzerschhar in Leipzig: These streets are in sight today!
Mobile speed camera in Paunsdorf and the surrounding area monitor speed violations on September 25, 2025. Find out more about the controls.
Blitzerschhar in Leipzig: These streets are in sight today!
The police in Saxony once again set up mobile speed camera in Leipzig on September 24, 2025. In the city, five streets are currently equipped with speed controls to increase traffic safety. This measure is part of a comprehensive approach to monitoring road traffic, which aims to punish speed overruns and thus avoid accidents. Loud [news.de] (https://www.news.de/auto/856463223/mobile-blitzer-Bleipzig-radarkroll-sachsen-aktuell-in-ostsellerhausen-stuenz-paunsdorf-paStwest-Knautkleebert Various streets in Leipzig were checked, including Theodor-Heuss-Straße and Sachsenstrasse, where the speed limit is 50 km/h.
In addition, vehicles recorded by the speed camera were registered on Permoserstrasse and Riesaer Straße. On Rippachtalstrasse there is a speed limit of 70 km/h, which is also checked. The police expect speed measurements throughout the city in the coming days. The controls take on different forms, be it through permanently installed flash units or mobile speed camera that are used on tripods or as a trailer.
Technologies of speed control
The technology behind speed controls is diverse. According to bussgeldkatalog.de, the spectrum of radar systems that use electromagnetic waves ranges to laser measuring devices that send light impulses. Light barriers, piezo and induction measurements as well as section control are also used to precisely measure the speed of vehicles.
Mobile monitoring is particularly important for temporary speed measurements. The speed camera can be positioned in different locations in the city to react more flexibly to traffic situations and to ensure unrestricted safety in road traffic.
Legal consequences for violations
Violations of speed limits can result in considerable legal consequences. Sanctions even include fines, points in Flensburg and for serious violations even driving bans. Especially beginners who exceed the speed by more than 21 km/h must expect increased measures, including the extension of the trial period and possible participation in building seminars.
It is important to note that private speed monitoring in legal procedures does not have any evidence and are not permitted in public space. Spreading raps may only be set up on a private ground, which brings further legal restrictions on the monitoring of traffic.