Speed cameras deployed across Trier, Saarland and Luxembourg on June 30, 2026

On June 30, 2026, police in the Trier region announced a series of speed‑camera checkpoints covering parts of Trier, the Saarland and neighbouring Luxembourg. Mobile and stationary radars were listed for locations such as the A1 in Schweich, B53 in Traben‑Trarbach, B41 in Rötsweiler‑Nockenthal, and several sites in Luxembourg including Oberanven and Ehlerange. In the Saarland, checkpoints included Sulzbach (Grühlingstraße), the B268 between Nunkirchen and Lebach, and the A623 between Saarbrücken‑Herrensohr and Friedrichsthal.

The notices detailed the fine and penalty structure for speed violations both inside and outside urban zones, ranging from €20 for minor excesses to €800 and up to three months’ driving bans for severe overruns. Drivers caught by the cameras receive a ticket by post, typically within four to six weeks, though processing can sometimes take several months. Repeat offenders may face higher sanctions.