Overview
- Bavaria will run 24-hour speed checks on Wednesday, April 15, and will skip Roadpol's two Speedweeks, with Munich following the same plan.
- The Interior Ministry has not released the 2026 checkpoint list, and police say it will land only a few days before the operation.
- Drivers face the standard penalty scale, from €20 for small overages to €800, two points and a three-month ban for inner-city excesses over 70 km/h.
- In 2025 the Blitzermarathon used about 1,470 sites across Bavaria, including roughly 75 in the Munich area, and recorded 9,832 speeders in 24 hours.
- Police typically target crash hot spots and routes near schools, hospitals and care homes, and they also check highways and federal roads.