Overview
- The Europe‑wide enforcement drive, coordinated by the Roadpol police network, spans April 13–19 with a second week set for August 3–9 that the ADAC expects will draw fewer states.
- The peak of the operation is a 24‑hour speed‑enforcement push on Wednesday, April 15, with continuous checks across participating regions.
- Participation varies by state, with Bavaria and Munich limiting efforts to the single‑day blitz on April 15 and some states skipping the broader April week.
- Police will add speed checks at crash hot spots and near schools, hospitals, and road works, as well as on autobahns and federal roads.
- Drivers face the standard penalties, including at least €80 and one point for more than 20 km/h over the limit outside towns, and using a speed‑trap app while driving is banned with fines from €75 and a point.