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Lightning surveillance in Hamburg: 13 speed traps pose a speed risk!
Current speed controls in Barmbek-Süd: 13 mobile speed traps reported. Safety measures to avoid accidents.
Lightning surveillance in Hamburg: 13 speed traps pose a speed risk!
In Hamburg, drivers are currently increasingly the focus of the police. On November 4, 2025, a total of 13 mobile speed cameras will be deployed throughout the city to punish speeding. This step was initiated as part of a comprehensive transport strategy to reduce the risk of accidents and increase safety on the roads. News.de reports that the locations for these speed measurements are as follows:
Speed camera locations and their speed limits
- August-Krogmann-Straße, Wandsbek, Farmsen-Berne – 50 km/h
- Neubergerweg, Hamburg-Nord, Langenhorn – 30 km/h
- A1, Kirchdorf-Süd, Wilhelmsburg – v km/h
- Hamburger Straße, Hamburg-Nord, Barmbek-Süd – 50 km/h
- Präsident-Krahn-Straße, Altona – 30 km/h
- B75, Wilhelmsburg – 80 km/h
- Hochallee, Harvestehude – 30 km/h
- Horner Rampe, Hamburg-Mitte – 50 km/h
- Billstedter Hauptstraße, Billstedt, Schiffbek – v km/h
- Martinistraße, Hamburg-Nord, Hoheluft-Ost – 30 km/h
- Hochallee, Harvestehude, im Bereich Kath. Kiga St. Elisabeth – 30 km/h
- Oberaltenallee, Hamburg-Nord, Barmbek-Süd
- Moorkamp, Eimsbüttel
The controls are based on the most current information available at midday on November 4th. As a driver, it is worth paying attention to the speed limits, because speeding is not only a common violation of the road traffic regulations (StVO), but also the main cause of numerous accidents.
Speed camera marathon and increasing income
In 2024, Hamburg generated revenue of around 47 million euros from speeding fines, which represents an increase of around three million euros compared to the previous year. This clearly shows that speeding is a serious problem to which authorities need to step up their response to ensure road safety. The T Online The article explains that speed cameras not only fill the city's coffers today, but also play an important role in the fight against speeders.
The use of modern technology
Speed cameras are a common sight in Hamburg's cityscape, with studies showing that the effectiveness of speed measurements is particularly high here. Compared to cities like Berlin or Munich, Hamburg drivers exceed the speed limit significantly more often. New mobile speed cameras are being tested to improve the accuracy and efficiency of measurements.
The police remain vigilant and citizens are well advised to always keep an eye on the speed limits. Speeding violations are treated with tolerances of three km/h below 100 km/h and three percent above 100 km/h, but even these deductions do not protect against a possible fine. The city administration and the police appeal to all road users to adhere to the regulations and thus contribute to road safety in Hamburg. Bussgeldkatalog.org offers detailed information on the regulations and options for those affected to object to fine notices.