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Brilliant times in Cologne: Where the speed devils are starting today!
Cologne: Latest information about mobile speed cameras in Höhenberg. Speed checks, locations and speed limits on October 2nd, 2025.
Brilliant times in Cologne: Where the speed devils are starting today!
Things are getting serious for us drivers and road users in Cologne. The city has selected a total of nine streets to check the speed of vehicles using speed cameras. How [news.de](https://www.news.de/auto/858907351/mobile-blitzer-d-koeln-radarkontrolle-nordrhein-westfalen-aktuell-in-kalk-hoehenberg-rodenkirchen-meschenic h-nippes-downtown-neustadt-north-belgian-quarter-municipal-day-care-facility-venloer-wall-deutz-ehrenfeld-lindenthal-braunsfeld-wo-wird-h/1/) reported, the current locations of the mobile speed checks were published on October 2, 2025, so that drivers can set out on the streets of Cologne well informed.
This is how it starts: In thecity highwayIn Höhenberg there is a speed limit of 70 km/h. At theFrankfurt StreetContinue here at 50 km/h. TheBrühler Landstrassein Meschenich the speed is only 30 km/h. An overview of the speed camera locations in the Cologne districts shows that controls are carried out not only in the city center areas, but also in the neighboring districts such as Nippes and Rodenkirchen.
Details about speed cameras and speed controls
- Stadtautobahn (51103 Kalk): 70 km/h
- Frankfurter Straße (51103 Kalk, Höhenberg): 50 km/h
- Brühler Landstraße (50997 Rodenkirchen, Meschenich): 30 km/h
- Mauenheimer Gürtel (50733 Nippes): 50 km/h
- Venloer Wall (50672 Innenstadt, Neustadt/Nord): 30 km/h
- Im Hasental (50679 Innenstadt, Deutz): 50 km/h
- Mindener Straße (50679 Innenstadt, Deutz): 50 km/h
- Melatengürtel (50825 Ehrenfeld): 30 km/h
- Friedrich-Schmidt-Straße (50933 Lindenthal, Braunsfeld): 30 km/h
The police and the city of Cologne work closely together and regularly carry out speed checks. According to information from koeln.de, mobile lightning systems are not only set up in the streets mentioned, but also in many other parts of the city. The rapid checks are particularly common at traffic jams, schools, kindergartens and old people's homes.
How it works
Important for everyone traveling in Cologne: A tolerance deduction of 3 km/h is applied at speeds below 100 km/h. Above 100 km/h it is 3% of the measured value. To ensure that drivers are as well informed as possible, there is also the latest speed camera news on the radio and online. In addition, citizens can find out about the locations of stationary speed cameras, while the mobile speed cameras are intended to cause a surprise, as bussgeldkatalog.org notes. This keeps traffic exciting!
So pay attention to the traffic signs and your speed. If you stick to the speed limits, you not only drive more safely, but also save yourself unnecessary fines. Cologne is known for its high traffic density and everyone should keep that in mind when they get behind the wheel. Keep your pace under control!