Ulm's law enforcement authorities arrested four speeding motorists on Thursday night, as they were clocked driving at a high speed of 90 km/h within a tunnel.
In a recent crackdown on speeding, the Ulm Police Headquarters conducted speed checks in the Westring tunnel towards Neu-Ulm between 11:30 PM and 1:30 AM. The operation resulted in four drivers being caught speeding, with three of them facing additional points and driving bans.
According to the Ulm Police Headquarters, the fastest driver was a car driver who was 40 km/h over the limit. A truck driver exceeded the speed limit by 31 km/h. The details of the drivers involved, including their ages, were not disclosed in the available information.
The Ulm Police Headquarters is the source of this information and can be contacted for further details. They can be reached at Bernd Kurz, Tel. 0731/188-1111, or via email at [email protected]. For specific inquiries related to the speed checks, the Ulm Police Headquarters has also provided contact information.
The Ulm Police Headquarters urges drivers to prioritise safety on the roads. They advise, "Slow down! Don't underestimate your own abilities and account for others' mistakes!" This advice is crucial, given that speeding is one of the main causes of accidents, and accidents involving excessive speed often have serious consequences.
This article was transmitted by news aktuell and the information provided is original from the Ulm Police Headquarters. For more information about fines and driving bans issued to drivers caught speeding, or for advice on road safety, the Ulm Police Headquarters is the best point of contact. Their website is available at http://www.polizei-bw.de/.
