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In Giessen, the Regional Traffic Service of the Central Hesse Police Headquarters conducted speed checks on Licher Street, near Heinrich-Fourier Street, on Friday. A total of 15 motorcycles, 22 cars, 4 trucks, and an e-scooter were checked.
Fortunately, no new traffic offenses or incidents were reported for motorcycles, and all vehicles were in satisfactory condition. However, 14 out of 22 cars were found to be driving too fast. One driver was 22 km/h over the speed limit, resulting in a fine of 115 euros and one point on their license, according to the Flensburg system.
Apart from these minor traffic offenses, which were immediately punished on the spot, no other serious traffic offenses were detected.
Meanwhile, an e-scooter was seized preventively after its rider, a girl, and her peers continued to ride the scooter in pairs or threes and committed traffic offenses, such as riding on the sidewalk, despite repeated admonishments.
Elsewhere, a father received a fine of 260 euros, two points, and a one-month driving ban after being caught driving at 82 km/h. The identity of the woman who was fined for speeding on Licher Straße remains undisclosed in the provided information.
For inquiries, you can contact the Press and Public Relations department of the Central Hesse Police Headquarters at +49 641/7006-2055 or send an email to [email protected]. The Press Spokesperson for the Central Hesse Police Headquarters is Pierre Gath.
The Central Hesse Police Headquarters can be reached at Ferniestraße 83, 35394 Giessen. Outside of regular business hours, the Duty Officer (PvD) can be contacted at +49 641/7006-3381 or [email protected].
No new seizures of vehicles were mentioned, and no new traffic offenses committed by pedestrians or cyclists were reported in this incident.
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