Mobile Speed Cameras in Jena: Speed Checks in Ilmnitz
On Friday, April 17, 2026, police are conducting mobile speed checks in the city area of Jena, with a focus on the Ilmnitz district to ensure road safety.
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On Friday, April 17, 2026, police are conducting mobile speed checks in the city area of Jena, with a focus on the Ilmnitz district to ensure road safety.
An everyday turning maneuver ended literally in the water on Thursday afternoon in the tranquil Lippersdorf. An 81-year-old driver underestimated the proximity to a stream while maneuvering, causing her vehicle to slide completely into the water.
Lippersdorf (09.04.2026) – A turning maneuver by an 81-year-old driver came to a wet end on Thursday afternoon. Her vehicle slid completely into a stream after several maneuvers, but the driver remained uninjured.
Wenigenjena (Jena), March 26, 2026. An 85-year-old driver lost control of her vehicle while parking on Thursday afternoon. The car slid down a small embankment and collided with a fence.
A 14-year-old boy caused a highly dangerous situation in Jena by driving a car at speeds of up to 130 km/h within the city limits.
A traffic accident occurred in Graitschen on Sunday evening involving a car and a moped. Fortunately, the incident resulted only in property damage with no injuries reported.
On the Autobahn 4 near Jena, police pulled a driver out of traffic who had attracted attention due to his unsafe driving style. Due to suspected drug consumption, the journey was strictly prohibited and the vehicle was impounded.
During a traffic check in the Winzerla district, police stopped an e-scooter driver. Authorities are using the incident to highlight strict regulations regarding alcohol and cannabis consumption in road traffic.
Drivers in the Jena urban area must pay close attention to their speed this Sunday. The police are conducting targeted traffic controls, focusing particularly on the Leutra district.
With rising temperatures, the annual amphibian migration has begun in Thüringen. NABU calls for caution and a speed limit of 30 km/h on migration routes to protect animals and volunteers.