Traffic monitoring in the Main-Kinzig-Kreis: Checks from January 6th!

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In the Main-Kinzig district, speed controls will take place from January 6th to 12th, 2025 to promote traffic safety.
In the Main-Kinzig district, speed controls will take place from January 6th to 12th, 2025 to promote traffic safety. (Symbolbild/ANAG)

In the Main-Kinzig-Kreis, extensive speed controls take place in the 02nd calendar week 2025, from 06. to January 12th. The aim of these measures is to check the compliance with speed limits on game and speed hazards as well as on accident focuses.

The planned measurements are distributed over the week and focus on different routes. On Monday, January 6, 2025, measurements on the BAB 66 towards Hanau and on the L 3445 are intended for the clay pits in Langenselbold. On several neuralgic points, such as the B 43 A and the L 2310, are also checked on several neuralgic points. The specific locations are announced daily to increase traffic safety and promote responsibility.

planned speed controls

  • Monday, 06.01.2025: BAB 66, Fulda towards Hanau, junction Bad Orb; L 3445, Langenselbold towards Neuberg, at the Tongruben.
  • Tuesday, 07.01.2025: BAB 66, Fulda towards Hanau, junction Bad Orb; K 903, Niedermittlau towards Rothenbergen, in front of the BAB access.
  • Wednesday, 08/08/2025: BAB 66, Fulda towards Hanau, junction Bad Orb; L 3347, Nidderau-Ostheim towards Roßdorf, in the area of ​​the level crossing.
  • Thursday, 09/09/2025: B 43 A, Hanau towards Fulda, junction Hanau-Haven; L 3262, Zeppelinheim towards Buchschlag, between the railway line and junction B 44.
  • Friday, January 10th, 2025: B 43 a, Hanau towards Fulda, junction Hanau-Haub; L 2310, between the entrance to Mainflingen and Aschaffenburger Straße; Gelnhausen, Philipp-Reis-Straße, in the area of ​​the school.
  • Saturday, 01/11/2025 and Sunday, January 12, 2025: B 43 A, Hanau towards Fulda, Hanau-Haße junction.
In the meantime, a comprehensive speed monitoring is also carried out in Frankfurt am Main, as reported on frankfurt.de These controls are carried out by both the police and the city police traffic safety and focus on areas with special needs, in particular on accident focuses, school paths and other critical zones.

In Frankfurt there are both stationary lightning systems and mobile speed controls. Inpatient speed cameras are installed at the focal points of accidents if structural changes or adjustments to the traffic lights are not sufficient. Mobile checks are based on the main roads and the typical accident locations. Monitoring is intended to improve traffic safety and reduce the number of traffic accidents by consistently punishing striking speed overruns.

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