Law Enforcement in Göppingen Apprehended Two Speedsters on Wednesday, Who Were clocked at 78 and 84 km/h in a zone with speed restrictions on Wednesday.

The Ulm Police Headquarters has issued a warning to drivers following two incidents of excessive speeding on Ulm Street, as reported by news aktuell. According to the information provided by the Ulm Police Headquarters, two drivers were found to be significantly over the speed limit of 50 km/h.

On the night of June 30, 2022, a VW driver, aged 24, was clocked driving 58 km/h over the speed limit, facing a fine of at least 260 euros, two points in Flensburg, and a one-month driving ban. Another BMW driver, aged 22, was caught driving 54 km/h over the limit, resulting in a fine of at least 180 euros and one point.

The Ulm Police Headquarters emphasised the serious consequences that accidents involving excessive speed can have, stating that they can have long-lasting effects on both victims and perpetrators. The police also advised drivers not to overestimate their abilities and to account for others' mistakes.

Inquiries regarding the speed checks on Ulm Street can be sent to [email protected], while the official contact number for the Ulm Police Headquarters is 0731/188-1111. The Ulm Police Headquarters' official website is also available for further information at www.polizei-bw.de.

Interestingly, the Göppingen police conducted speed checks between midnight and 1 AM on Ulm Street on the same night, but there is no available information explaining why the Ulm police stations did not conduct speed checks during the same period.

The police reiterated their advice for drivers to slow down to ensure everyone arrives safely. Speeding is one of the main causes of accidents, according to the police, and they urged drivers to prioritise safety over speed.