Overview
- Police deployed about 1,570 speed checkpoints across Bavaria with roughly 2,000 state and municipal officers, and they published the control locations in advance.
- In the Weilheim district, officers operated more than 20 sites and pulled speeding drivers out of traffic on the spot.
- Teams used laser devices on oncoming cars so violators could be stopped immediately, and the tools can also reveal seat belt use or phone handling in good weather.
- Because the operation was widely announced, officers enforced a tighter 10 km/h tolerance than usual at the sites.
- At one Weilheim control, police stopped a driver measured at 113 km/h, issued a 20‑euro charge on the spot, and noted that such visible checks tend to influence driver behavior for only a few weeks.