Overview
- The ROADPOL campaign runs April 13–19 in Germany with a 24-hour enforcement push on Wednesday, April 15.
- Police in 15 of 16 states will join, with the Saarland not participating and some forces working all week while others focus only on the single day.
- Bavaria published about 1,570 control sites and will deploy roughly 2,000 police and local staff from 6 a.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Thursday.
- Officers will use fixed and mobile radars, hand‑held laser devices, and unmarked ProVida cars at schools, work zones, and crash hot spots with regular fines, points, and possible driving bans.
- Researchers warn the effect is short lived and call for a permanent mix of fixed and mobile cameras plus enough staff to process violations.