Today, August 12, 2025, finds Blitzer in Stralsund
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Danny Buchel, for Time magazine, has published an article reminding drivers to adhere to speed limits in Stralsund on August 12, 2025. The article emphasises the importance of following updates on the mobile speed cameras in the city.
Currently, the exact locations of the mobile speed cameras in Stralsund are not publicly available. However, reliable sources such as the local police department of Stralsund, the state traffic authority of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, or dedicated speed camera warning apps and websites used in Germany would be the most accurate sources for up-to-date information. These platforms typically publish or update the positions of mobile speed cameras regularly to keep motorists informed.
On August 12, 2025, speed cameras will be in operation in Stralsund. The article also provides information on where to find the current mobile speed cameras in Stralsund, but no specific details are given due to the lack of information available.
The article can be followed on various platforms, including Facebook, Google News, and an unspecified platform X. Motorists can also subscribe to a newsletter for updates on the topic. However, the link for the newsletter subscription is not provided in the article.
The article does not mention any additional penalties or fines for speeding on August 12, 2025, nor does it provide any specific speed limits in Stralsund on that date. It is essential for drivers to exercise caution and follow the speed limits to ensure a safe journey.
To stay informed about the mobile speed cameras in Stralsund, we encourage readers to follow the reliable sources mentioned in the article and to be vigilant on the roads.
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