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In the bustling city of Gießen, officers from the Regional Traffic Service conducted a series of speed checks on Licher Straße. A total of 41 vehicles were checked, and unfortunately, 14 of them were found to be speeding. One driver, in particular, was caught exceeding the limit by a significant 22 km/h.

As a result, the driver received a fine of 115 euros, a point in Flensburg, and will have a point added to their driver's license. Another driver, the owner of a seized e-scooter, was found to be driving at an alarming 82 km/h. Upon arriving at the scene in his car, he was issued a fine of 260 euros, 2 points, and a one-month driving ban.

The e-scooter was seized due to repeated traffic offenses committed by its riders, including riding on the sidewalk. Despite repeated requests from the officers, the young riders continued to commit traffic offenses, such as riding in pairs or threes and on the sidewalk.

The Central Hesse Police Headquarters Press Office has confirmed that the information provided in this statement is accurate. For any further inquiries during working hours, you can reach the Press and Public Relations department at +49 641/7006-2055. Outside of regular hours, you can contact the Duty Officer at +49 641/7006-3381.

Emails can be sent to [email protected] during working hours, and outside of regular hours, they can be sent to [email protected]. The Central Hesse Police Headquarters can be contacted at Ferniestraße 83, 35394 Gießen.

It's important to remember that adhering to traffic rules not only ensures safety for everyone on the road but also helps avoid costly fines and penalties. Let's all strive to be responsible drivers and riders.

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