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In the quiet town of Weißensee, located in the Thuringian region, a speeding driver was caught during a routine check conducted by the local police on September 6. The speed check, which took place on the B 86, resulted in one individual being identified as the fastest driver, who exceeded the speed limit by a significant margin.
According to information transmitted by the State Police Inspectorate Erfurt, a 41-year-old man driving a Mitsubishi car was clocked at a speed of 86 km/h, 36 km/h over the permitted 50 km/h. This breach of the speed limit was not the only violation during the check, as 13 other drivers were also found to be exceeding the speed limit, but no further details about their identities were provided.
The speeding man can expect a one-month driving ban and a fine of 260,- euros. Additionally, he faces points in Flensburg, a German city known for its driving license offices. The exact number of points he will receive was not specified in the provided information.
The Thuringian Police have confirmed that the speed check was conducted in the morning, and they are available for further questions regarding the incident. The Police Inspectorate Sömmerda can be contacted at 0361/5743-25100, while emails can be sent to [email protected]. For inquiries about the speed check specifically, the State Police Inspectorate Erfurt may be the best point of contact.
Despite the head of the Police Inspection Erfurt at the Thuringian State Police not being explicitly named in the search results, the information about the speed check on the B 86 in Weißensee was made public via news aktuell by the State Police Inspectorate Erfurt.
The location of the speed check was on the B 86 in Weißensee, a stretch of road that has seen its fair share of traffic. It serves as a reminder for drivers to always adhere to the speed limits and drive safely. The identity of the other 13 drivers who exceeded the speed limit remains unknown, but it is hoped that this incident will serve as a deterrent for such behaviour in the future.
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