Mobile Surveillance Sites for Speed Enforcement

In the city of Bergisch Gladbach, speed checks are being carried out throughout the week as part of a commitment to traffic safety. Here's a rundown of the planned speed checks from September 5 to September 13, 2025:

On Friday, September 5, mobile speed checks will be conducted at Rübezahlwald, Büschemer Straße, and Bruderstraße.
On Saturday, September 6, speed checks will be carried out at Duckterather Weg and Voiswinkeler Straße.
On Monday, September 8, speed checks will be conducted at Reuterstraße, Bruderstraße, and Jägerstraße.
On Tuesday, September 9, speed checks will be carried out at Paffrather Straße, Kaule, and Dolmanstraße.
On Thursday, September 10, speed checks will be conducted at Asselborner Weg, Kardinal-Schulte-Straße, and Katterbachstraße.
On Friday, September 11, speed checks will be carried out at Ball and Rheinhöhenweg, Odenthaler Straße, and Asselborner Weg.
On Saturday, September 12, speed checks will be conducted at Kippekausen and Borngasse.
On Sunday, September 13, speed checks will be carried out at Ball and Rheinhöhenweg, Odenthaler Straße, and Asselborner Weg.

The city of Bergisch Gladbach prioritizes speed monitoring measures according to available resources. To ensure transparency, the city publishes the planned measurement points of the speed monitoring carried out by the municipality on a weekly basis on its municipal internet pages.

It's worth noting that the administrative regulation for § 48 Abs. 2 of the Ordnungsbehördengesetz (OBG) was changed by the Ministry of the Interior and Local Government NRW, effective from July 15, 2013. This new regulation emphasizes the importance of the announcement and publication of municipal measuring points for speed monitoring.

While specific details about traffic control points conducted by the city of Bergisch Gladbach on Friday, September 11, 2025, were not available in the provided search results, the closest related information is a traffic control by the police on September 9 in the Bensberger Straße area of Bergisch Gladbach. For more information about the police's controls, you can visit their internet pages.

Scientific studies show that transparency, publication, and more controls cause positive behavioral changes. By publishing the planned speed monitoring points, the city of Bergisch Gladbach aims to foster a culture of safety and responsibility on its roads.