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Speed Surveillance Stations Operate in Southeast Hesse's Police Headquarters for the 8th Time

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Workers are still without a directive on radiation safety from the Commission, as no proposal has...
Workers are still without a directive on radiation safety from the Commission, as no proposal has been adopted for a directive on protecting them from ionizing radiation risks.

Proposal for safeguarding workers from radiation hazards remains unimplemented by the Commission.

The South East Hesse Police Headquarters has announced speed control measures starting from the 8th calendar week of 2025. These measures are being conducted by the Traffic Division to ensure road safety and adherence to speed limits.

High-risk routes, accident hotspots, and noise protection areas are being targeted during these speed control measures. The specific locations include:

  • On 17.02.2025: B 43 a towards Dieburg before the Hanau-Hafen junction, B 459 towards Offenbach before the Geisfeld roundabout, and Biebergemünd-Wirthheim on Frankfurter Straße.
  • On 19.02.2025: B 43 a towards Dieburg before the Hanau-Hafen junction, and K 174 towards Rodgau between Waldacker and Rodgau-Ring-Straße (wildlife area).
  • On 21.02.2025: A 66 towards Hanau, Bad Soden-Salmünster junction (noise protection area).
  • On 22.02. and 23.02.2025: A 66 towards Hanau, Bad Soden-Salmünster junction (noise protection area).
  • On 18.02.2025: A 45 towards Aschaffenburg at the Seligenstadt motorway junction, and L 3262 towards Buchschlag between the railway line and B 44 junction.
  • On 20.02.2025: A 66 towards Hanau, Bad Soden-Salmünster junction (noise protection area).
  • On 20.02.2025, L 3347, Nidderau municipality, between Ostheim and Limesheim is also a high-risk route targeted during the speed control measures.

For further inquiries, the South East Hesse Police Headquarters Press Office can be contacted at Spessartring 6163071 Offenbach am Main, telephone: 069 / 8098 - 1210 (collective number), email: [email protected], and homepage: http://www.polizei.hessen.de/ppsoh. Additional contacts include Thomas Leipold (lei) at 1201 or 0160 / 980 00745, Felix Geis (fg) at 1211 or 0162 / 201 3806, Claudia Benneckenstein (cb) at 1212 or 0152 / 066 23109, Alexander Schlüter (as) at 1223 or 0162 / 201 3290, or fax: 0611 / 32766-5014.

It's important to note that while there are no specific public announcements or schedules available regarding future speed controls, such controls typically occur as needed and are announced locally when scheduled. For the most current information, local police press releases or official announcements should be consulted.

The news about the speed control measures was originally transmitted by the South East Hesse Police Headquarters and reported by news aktuell.

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